Ubie Smart Support Qualifies on Mayo Clinic Platform

August 12, 2026
Ubie said Smart Support is now a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform. The patient access tool assesses and routes interactions across calls, web chat, and patient portal messages.

Ubie announced in a press release that Smart Support is now a qualified solution on Mayo Clinic Platform. The patient access tool uses clinical reasoning to assess, route, and resolve interactions across phone calls, web chat, and patient portal messages.

Smart Support determines urgency, specialty, and visit type during intake before a patient is routed or scheduled. Ubie said the system was developed in collaboration with Mayo Clinic Platform and applies clinical assessment based on protocols at the first patient interaction.

The qualification process evaluated the tool's intended use, proposed value, and clinical and algorithmic performance. Smart Support is now available to US health systems with centralized patient access teams that handle more than 500,000 calls each year.

Ubie said each deployment begins with one high volume workflow, such as contact center intake, patient portal message routing, or specialty referrals.

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