Do the agents ever communicate with students?
No — never, and by explicit design. The agents converse with parents, guardians, and school staff only. Students are served entirely by your clinicians and staff; the agents exist to remove the operational barriers between families and your program.
How is consent handled — can the agent obtain it?
The agents chase completion; your program owns the consent itself. They deliver your approved program information, answer parents' logistical questions, route clinical questions to your clinicians, and confirm when forms are complete — the follow-up work that currently caps enrollment.
How does scheduling work around the school day?
Your program defines the constraints — class schedules, testing windows, campus provider days — and the agents book inside them, confirm with the guardian, coordinate school staff, and reschedule in-flow when the school day shifts.
Will it integrate with our EHR?
Aqurio maintains 70+ native EHR/PMS integrations with bidirectional write-back — appointments booked, consents tracked, outreach logged. Our team maps coverage for your specific systems during scoping.
Is the platform appropriate for data involving minors?
The architecture is compliance-first — HIPAA, HITECH, SOC 2, PCI, HITRUST CSF, ISO 27001, CCPA, and GDPR — with every interaction logged, transcribed, and audit-ready, data kept in your systems of record, and the guardians-only conversation boundary held absolutely. Our team reviews your program's specific student-privacy obligations during scoping.
What ROI should a school-based health program expect?
Aqurio customers see measurable ROI in under 90 days, with outcomes that are visible, auditable, and documented — and for a school program, the deeper return is every consented, scheduled, seen student the paperwork used to block.