How many more clinical services could your team deliver?
Drop in your store count and weekly clinical hours per pharmacist. We'll model how many additional consults per month your team could absorb with Admin Clerk handling intake, charting, and the Kroll bridge β and what that translates to in time saved per pharmacist per shift.
Your pharmacy
Current service mix
Province
Additional clinical consults per month across 12 stores Β· ~17,040/year added capacity at no incremental pharmacist FTE.
Where the time goes back
FTE equivalent (what you'd otherwise hire)
Per-service additional consults / month
Whole Health, 38 stores in BC β measured 3.8Γ more clinical services delivered per shift after rolling Admin Clerk and Kroll bridge across the fleet.
Three places Admin Clerk gives time back.
Patient intake
Admin Clerk runs the consent, the intake form, the initial symptom triage, and the OHIP / provincial coverage check before the pharmacist ever opens the consult. Median saving per consult: 8-12 minutes.
Chart context (Kroll bridge)
Without an integration, Admin Clerk reads the patient's Kroll record on-screen and surfaces the relevant medication history, allergies, last-fill dates, and renewal status. Median saving per consult: 4-7 minutes.
Documentation
AI Scribe captures the consult, drafts the SOAP note, drafts the prescriber-facing summary, and writes back to Kroll. Median saving per consult: 6-10 minutes β and far better documentation discipline.
See your real number on a 20-minute call.
Send us a week of your service mix. We'll back-of-envelope your additional consult capacity and walk through what Admin Clerk does in your specific workflow.