Built for Australia and New Zealand

Clinical workflow intelligence for the work between appointments.

Geep helps care teams turn consultations, reports, and incoming results into review-ready worklists, with clinician oversight built in.

Results for review18 items · 09:41
UrgentFull blood count08:12
Haemoglobin92 g/L(115 – 165)L
RoutineLipid studies08:47
LDL cholesterol3.4 mmol/L(< 2.0 target)H
InformationalSpecialist letter09:15

Filed for review. No action flagged.

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A product per workflow

One shared clinical workflow layer for notes, reports, results, and review.

Safety by design

Human review, traceability, priority signals, and operational visibility from the start.

Local context

Designed around GP workflows across Australia and New Zealand.

Product suite

Distinct products for the moments that slow clinics down.

Features marked Experimental are built but still undergoing clinical validation, and are not part of the v1 release.

Medical Scribe

Consultation notes that arrive already shaped for review.

Geep turns clinical conversations into structured notes, patient-friendly summaries, and review prompts so doctors can spend more time with patients and less time rebuilding the encounter afterwards.

  • Structured SOAP sections
  • Patient handouts
  • Review prompts

Read more about Medical Scribe

Decision Support

A structured second read of every consultation.

After each consultation note, Geep generates a decision support document — key findings, workup worth considering, guideline notes, preventive opportunities, and safety reminders — to supplement clinical judgement, never replace it.

  • Key findings
  • Consider-further-workup points
  • Guideline and safety notes

Read more about Decision Support

Patient Handouts

The visit, explained in plain language.

Alongside the consultation note, Geep drafts a plain-language patient handout — what was found, what to do, what to watch for — generated as a draft for the clinician to review.

  • Plain-language drafts
  • Drafted for clinician review
  • What-to-watch-for guidance

Read more about Patient Handouts

Results Review

Incoming results triaged into a focused review worklist.

Radiology, pathology, and correspondence are distilled into findings, priority, confidence, and action context, then organised by urgency and review state — a clearer path from report arrival to clinician sign-off.

  • Finding extraction and priority routing
  • Urgency queues and confidence signals
  • Review status and traceable rationale

Read more about Results Review

Medication SafetyExperimental

Medication interactions surfaced before they become a problem.

Geep runs medication safety as its own workflow, reviewing clinical text for medication mentions, interaction and duplication risks, and clinician-facing recommendations with traceable rationale.

  • Dedicated safety queue
  • Interaction checks
  • Pharmacist review

Read more about Medication Safety

Mental Health ScreeningExperimental

Early mental-health signals surfaced from consultation content.

Geep screens consultation content for depression and anxiety indicators, generates structured PHQ-9 and GAD-7 style outputs, and routes findings for clinician review.

  • PHQ-9 and GAD-7 mapping
  • Risk indicator detection
  • Review-ready summary

Suicide Risk AssessmentExperimental

Critical risk detection with escalation-ready crisis alerts.

Geep runs a dedicated suicide-risk assessment workflow that classifies risk level, captures immediate actions, and publishes crisis alerts for urgent escalation pathways.

  • C-SSRS style assessment
  • Critical and urgent routing
  • Crisis alert fan-out

Cardiovascular Risk AssessmentExperimental

Absolute CV risk calculated from pathology and clinical data.

Geep calculates 5 and 10-year cardiovascular risk scores when lipid results arrive, setting clear treatment targets for blood pressure and LDL cholesterol based on Australian guidelines.

  • Australian Absolute Risk and Framingham
  • Personalised LDL and BP targets
  • Heart Age visualisation

Read more about Cardiovascular Risk Assessment

Dermatology Image AnalysisExperimental

Skin lesion photos assessed with quality checks and urgency guidance.

Geep runs dermatology image analysis in a dedicated workflow, combining image quality gating, lesion classification, ABCDE-aligned characteristics, and urgency recommendations for clinician review.

  • Image quality scoring
  • ABCDE-style output
  • Urgency routing

Read more about Dermatology Image Analysis

Platform workflow

From incoming material to review-ready clinical action.

Receive

Consultation audio, pathology, imaging, and correspondence enter a shared workflow.

Structure

Geep extracts the clinical content, context, priority, confidence, and review state.

Route

Work is organised into worklists that show what needs attention first.

Review

Clinicians keep oversight, sign-off, and judgement at the point of care.

Safety and observability

Built for clinical supervision, not blind automation.

Geep is designed around review, traceability, and operational awareness, so teams can see what was generated, why it was prioritised, and where it sits in the workflow.

Human review before any clinical output is final

Priority and confidence recorded on every generated output

Dermatology image assessments carry traceable model metadata (experimental)

Dedicated mental health and suicide-risk workflows with escalation paths (experimental)

Audit trails, trace identifiers, and structured event logs

Worklist visibility for operational monitoring

Per-clinician usage tracking across generated work

Derived outputs removed when source material is withdrawn

Australia and New Zealand

Made for local teams with real administrative pressure.

Geep is built around the operational reality of GP clinics and healthcare groups: incoming reports, consultation notes, result follow-up, and the constant need to keep clinical review visible.

Early access

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