OMD Educates: Digital Health Conference 2026
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Meet Tali at booth 310 and win

Weโ€™re giving away a $350 Amazon gift card! Stop by to meet the Tali team, and be entered for a chance to win.

See how AI is moving beyond documentation to support more of the work happening across a clinic, from patient encounters and billing to forms, tasks, calls and inbox management.

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SPONSORED SESSION

AI Agents in Primary Care: Whatโ€™s Real Today, Whatโ€™s Coming, and Where to Start

Thursday, October 1
2:10 p.m
Room 205 AB

AI agents are often talked about as if autonomy is all or nothing. But what if we thought about AI the way healthcare already thinks about entrustment?
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In this session, Mahshid will explore how responsibility can be delegated to AI differently depending on the task, its risk and the systemโ€™s track record.
BUILT FOR ONTARIO CLINICS

From encounter to OHIP submission

Tali can create a claim from the encounter, surface relevant billing recommendations and let your team review and submit claims directly to OHIP through MC EDT.

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From patient conversation to
EMR-ready note, in one flow

One connected workflow for documentation, templates, and patient calls.

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During the visit

Generate structured notes during the encounter

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After the note

Forms, referrals, and billing use the same context

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Into your EMR

Everything flows back to your EMR in one click

So your team can spend less time rebuilding the workflow and more time focused on care.

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Built for care across Ontario

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Designed for Canadian healthcare workflows
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Supports team-based documentation needs
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Helps reduce administrative burden across the clinical day
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Works with the EMRs clinics already use
95%
report reduced administrative burden
90%
report being more present with patients

Canada Health Infoway (2025). Evaluating AI scribes to reduce administrative burden and enhance data interoperability in canadian primary care.