The platform
Mimo Bridge: the human API.
Healthcare’s interoperability gap has a shape: data exists in System A; a person re-types it into System B. Mimo Bridge is an agentic browser extension that closes that gap the way a person would — by reading the screen — with a person still making every submission.
How the agent works
- Step 1
Read
Mimo reads the source data where it already lives — the EHR chart on screen, an export, a PDF, or a web form.
- Step 2
Draft
The agent opens the destination system in your browser and drafts each field, mapped to that system's formats.
- Step 3
You review & submit
You check every field side-by-side, correct anything flagged, and submit it yourself. Mimo never submits on its own.
Vision-based, not brittle
Traditional RPA breaks when a button moves, because it's built on scripted selectors. Mimo’s agent understands screens the way a person does — labels, layouts, context — so it degrades gracefully when an EHR or state portal changes its interface.
The review screen is the product
Every draft lands in a side-by-side review: source on the left, drafted field on the right, uncertain values flagged. The credentialed user confirms or corrects each field and submits the record themselves. Mimo never submits — that’s the design.
What Mimo reads
EHR charts
Whatever EHR your facility runs — if it's on screen, Mimo can read it. No vendor project.
Web forms & portals
State worksheets, program portals, sponsor systems — read directly from the browser.
Exports & PDFs
CSVs, reports, scanned worksheets — Mimo reads structured and unstructured exports.
Mimo hosted worksheets
Where no digital source exists, Mimo provides one — like the parent worksheet for birth registration.
Our stance on standards
FHIR guides exist for much of this work — and at the last mile, adoption remains rare. We think that’s the wrong reason for your team to keep re-typing. Mimo delivers the benefit of interoperability today, and we adopt standards the day your agency ships them. When your state stands up a FHIR endpoint, Mimo becomes its on-ramp — not its obstacle.
Security, in one paragraph
A BAA with every customer, and a human reviewing and submitting every record. Mimo is designed for encryption in transit, minimal retention, no model training on customer data, and an audit trail of every draft, edit, and submission — the security page tracks the confirmation status of each safeguard.
Where Bridge goes next
The same motion — read, draft, review — applies wherever healthcare re-types. On our radar, in the order you vote with waitlist signups:
- Immunization & newborn screening reporting (IIS, EHDI)
- Post-acute submissions — MDS/OASIS into CMS iQIES
- Disability & leave forms — FMLA, attending physician statements
- Credentialing & payer enrollment portals
- Prior authorization portals
- Workers' comp state form filing
- EHR-to-EHR chart migration
- Transplant (UNOS/UNet) & dialysis (EQRS) reporting
Platform questions
Anything you can put on screen: EHR charts, web forms, portals, PDFs, and exports. If a person can read it, Mimo's agent can read it.
Web-based destination systems in your browser — state registration systems, EDCs, registries, county and state program portals. Mimo drafts the fields; the credentialed user reviews and submits.
No. Traditional RPA breaks when a pixel moves because it's built on brittle selectors and scripts. Mimo's agent is vision-based: it understands screens the way a person does, so it degrades gracefully when interfaces change.
We adopt them — the day your agency or state ships a working endpoint. Mimo delivers the benefit of interoperability now and becomes the on-ramp, not the obstacle, when the standard arrives.
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