Human approval at the commit line
High-risk actions pause for explicit approval. Cairie prepares; the licensed agent commits.
Built by a producing Medicare agent
A Medicare copilot that listens, reads the portals already open, ranks the plans, and prepares the next step.
Walk through a call
One conversation surface keeps the workflow legible. Cairie moves context forward; you decide what happens next.
When transcription is enabled, Cairie keeps the live thread close without asking you to take notes.
The beneficiary context already open in your authenticated session becomes usable call context.
LIS, Medicaid, SEP, D-SNP, and C-SNP signals come together in one eligibility view.
Plans are filtered against doctors, drugs, stated benefits, cost, and appointment status.
Cairie fills approved fields and composes notes while you keep the conversation moving.
Submit, enroll, sign, pay, confirm, and authorize actions stay with the licensed agent.
Live call intelligence
Cairie turns call context into practical next moves inside the workflow you already use. No separate CRM migration and no new source of truth to maintain.
MARx, LIS, Medicaid verification, SNP signals, and SEP evidence are consolidated before the enrollment decision.
Doctor, drug, cost, benefit preference, and appointment gates remain visible in the recommendation.

Eligibility appears in the conversation when it becomes useful, with evidence and the agent’s approval boundary intact.
Control is the product
High-risk actions pause for explicit approval. Cairie prepares; the licensed agent commits.
Cairie works from bounded page structure and authenticated portal context, never screen pixels.
Sensitive local data is encrypted. Audit rows are redacted before they are written.
Runtime AI requests go through Hathr.ai under a Business Associate Agreement.
For producers and agencies
Solo pricing starts at $99 monthly. Agency pricing begins at five seats, with onboarding and a shared compliance posture review.
View pricingBook a focused walkthrough of the live workflow, or join the launch list for the Chrome Web Store install link.
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