Scheduling, on-call & coverage, the provider portal, and your full financial picture — in one place. Suvayo's AI sets itself up from your own calendar and files, builds your rules just by talking to it, and answers the hard questions on demand. It's an entire practice-management team, in one app.
Specialty-ready software · nephrology available today · your practice next
No more juggling spreadsheets, group texts, billing files, and sticky-note reminders. Suvayo connects your schedule, your people, and your money — and an AI works across all of it, so nothing falls through the cracks.
A colored, drag-and-edit calendar that understands your activities. Move, swap, mark out, and cover shifts — with automatic conflict detection and capacity-aware suggestions. Or just ask the AI to make the change for you.
Front desk, nurses, MAs, techs, hygienists — your staff get their own calendars right alongside the providers. Set the coverage ratios you need each day and instantly see when a shift is short-handed.
Generate the hospital on-call schedule and unit coverage sheets straight from the calendar — honoring swaps and your own rules. Describe the coverage logic in plain English; the AI writes the rules, you approve them.
Don't hunt through menus — just tell Suvayo. “Give Dr. Lee next Friday off and find coverage,” and the AI drafts the change right on the calendar for your one-click approval. Implementation by conversation.
Every provider and staff member gets a secure, mobile-friendly login to see their own schedule — read-only, no clutter, and no accidental edits to the master calendar.
Time off, call swaps, coverage, clinic changes — your team submits, you approve or decline in one click. Time-off approvals apply to the calendar automatically, with a full audit trail of who asked what.
Per-provider and practice-wide revenue by category and location — office, hospital, procedures, directorships and more. Aggregate numbers only, never anything patient-level.
Replicate your comp model — base, productivity share, stipends, and partner equity — with expenses and quarterly distributions built in. Effective-dated changes handle new partners and raises automatically.
An at-a-glance overview of revenue, contribution, rounds and comps — with drill-downs by category, site, and provider. Export to CSV or print clean PDFs in a click.
A few screens from the product, shown here with a sample practice and made-up names.
| Day | Daytime · 8a–5p | After-hours & weekend |
|---|---|---|
| Mon, Jun 1 | NP Rivera | Dr. Sharma · on call |
| Tue, Jun 2 | NP Rivera | Dr. Sharma · on call |
| Wed, Jun 3 | NP Rivera | Dr. Sharma · on call |
| Thu, Jun 4 | Dr. Bennett · clinic | Dr. Sharma · on call |
| Fri, Jun 5 | Dr. Bennett · clinic | On-call line · (208) 555-0199 |
| Sat, Jun 6 | On-call line | Dr. Okafor · on call |
| Sun, Jun 7 | On-call line | Dr. Okafor · on call |
Most software is generic and makes you bend to fit it. Suvayo ships with real, specialty-aware logic — and everything that differs between practices is a setting or your own imported data, never custom code you wait months for.
Most “AI features” are a chatbot bolted on the side. Suvayo's AI does the actual work: it sets up your practice, writes your rules, and digs through your numbers — while you stay in control of every change.
Point it at your existing calendar, spreadsheets, PDFs — even a photo of a schedule — and Suvayo reads them and fills in your providers, schedule, and numbers. Onboarding that used to take weeks now takes an afternoon.
Coverage logic, on-call rotations, compensation — explain it in plain English and the AI writes the rules for you to approve. No consultants, no code, no waiting months for a custom build.
“Compare revenue year over year by provider.” “Who's short on coverage next week?” “Is our call rotation fair?” Grounded answers from your real data — and when you want a change made, the AI drafts it right on your calendar for approval.
The AI proposes; you decide. Every rule, fix, and number is reviewed and approved by a human before anything changes — and it never touches patient data.
Suvayo is built around one hard rule: it never touches patient data. It works entirely with schedules and aggregate practice numbers — so there's nothing sensitive to lose.
Names, charts, and clinical details never enter Suvayo. Uploads are screened and rejected if they contain patient-level information.
Each practice runs on its own isolated instance with its own database and its own web address — your data is never mingled with anyone else's.
Automatic encrypted snapshots every day with multi-day retention, so your schedules and financials are always safe.
Admins manage everything; providers get read-only access and request workflows. Every change is logged with who, what, and when.
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Never miss a deadline again — automatic reminders for contract renewals, lease and vendor dates, and anything else with an expiry.
Track every provider's DEA, state license, and board certification — and get warned well before any of them lapse.
Payer enrollment and re-credentialing dates for every provider in one view, so nothing quietly stalls your billing.
Keep contracts, policies, and agreements in one vault — and ask the AI to surface any clause or date in seconds.
…and more on the way. The goal is simple: one teammate for the entire practice — so your managers spend their time on patients and people, not paperwork.
“I built Suvayo because I was running a growing practice on spreadsheets, group texts, and late nights — and I knew there had to be a better way.”
Dr. Naeem Rahim didn't wander into healthcare from tech — he's a board-certified nephrologist (MD, FASN) who built and runs the largest independent nephrology practice in Idaho, after moving to rural Idaho to bring kidney care to communities that had none.
He's also co-founder and Chief Medical Officer of Nephrolytics, an AI clinical-intelligence platform for kidney care. So the AI inside Suvayo isn't a buzzword bolted on the side — it's a discipline he has spent years pioneering at the bedside.
Suvayo was born on his own desk. Every call schedule, coverage sheet, comp model, and month-end close he once wrestled by hand became a feature — which is why it fits how practices actually run, not how software vendors imagine they do.
I'm a nephrologist, not a sales team. I built Suvayo to survive running my own practice — the call schedules, the coverage, the comp models, the late nights. If any of that sounds like your world, write to me. Tell me about your practice and I'll personally show you Suvayo set up for your specialty.