Ask any healthcare administrator what slows down patient care, and the answer rarely points to clinical skill or staffing alone. It points to fragmentation. A patient’s demographic details sit in one system. Their appointment history sits in another. Care coordination happens over phone calls and email threads that no one else on the care team can see. Billing data lives in a finance system that has no visibility into clinical context. By the time a patient interacts with a provider, the information needed to serve them well is scattered across half a dozen disconnected tools.