Agent cues

Gentle observations,
right on time.

A longer pause here, warmth returning there, sleep mentioned three times. Medera notices what a trusted colleague would, and offers it quietly at the edge of your screen.

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Watching quietly

All clear this session

Your plan, one tap away

Capabilities

A second pair of eyes,
trained for your room.

Eight ways Medera attends alongside you, each one quiet, each one accountable, each one waiting on your judgment.

Noticed, not announced

Cues surface quietly at the edge of the session, never a pop-up, never a voice in the room, never a break in the thread.

The whole person

Expression, tone and story attended together, the way a trusted colleague would notice them, so every cue carries real context.

Shifts in the moment

A longer pause than usual, energy dropping mid-story, warmth returning, the small turns a busy hour makes easy to miss.

Patterns across sessions

Sleep mentioned three weeks running, an avoidance loop resurfacing. Medera remembers the arc, not just the hour.

The right check-in, on cue

A GAD-7 after a week of worry, a PHQ-9 when energy dips, the fitting measure suggested at the natural pause, never mid-sentence.

Grounded in the chart

Cues arrive with their history attached, last scores, stated goals, what was tried before, so nothing lands out of context.

Judgment stays yours

Every cue is an offering, not a conclusion. Take it, dismiss it with a glance, or come back to it after the session.

Every cue accountable

Each observation is logged with what surfaced it, reviewable in supervision, defensible in an audit.

The difference

An assistant transcribes.
A colleague notices.

Anyone can put words on a screen. Noticing what the words are doing, and saying so at the right moment, in the right way, is what Medera was built for.

A generic AI assistant

Listens to transcribe, not to notice
Alerts tuned for medical red flags, not therapy
Interrupts with pop-ups in the middle of the conversation
One session at a time, no memory of last week
Suggestions appear with no trace of why

Medera agent cues

Attends the session the way a trusted colleague would
Built for behavioral health, mood shifts, avoidance loops, the quiet turns
Surfaces at the edge of your screen, never in the room
Remembers the arc, this week's cue connects to last month's pattern
Every cue carries its evidence, and waits behind your judgment

Enterprise-grade

Observations you can
stand behind.

A cue is only useful if your compliance officer, your supervisor and your own judgment can all trust where it came from. That's the bar, on every plan.

Consent-first, always

Cues exist only inside consented sessions, no consent, no observation, no exception.

Support, never diagnosis

Cues are observations for a licensed clinician, architecturally unable to become conclusions on their own.

Auditable reasoning

Every cue is logged with what surfaced it and what you did with it, a full trail for QA and audits.

Tuned to your practice

Choose which cue families run and how sensitive they are, per organization, per program, per clinician.

Supervision-ready

Supervisors can review the cues a trainee saw and the calls they made, teaching from real sessions, safely.

Private by architecture

Session content never trains foundation models, and cues live under the same encryption and BAA as the chart.

cues acted on without a clinician

100%

of cues carry their evidence

Every

cue logged, reviewable in supervision

Part of Co-therapy

From cue to check-in
to chart.

When the moment fits, Medera suggests the measure that would help, two gentle minutes, offered at the natural pause. The score comes back charted, and the whole thread lands in the note.