Who is Matic?
Matic is a new clinical intelligence ecosystem, built inside live clinical practices, that replaces a disconnected patchwork of point solutions with one continuous layer of patient information: physicians start every visit fully prepared, stay present while Matic captures the conversation and delivers cited clinical decision support, and close with audit-ready documentation and coding, while patients get clear summaries, follow-up, and outreach before a crisis, so physicians, practices, and patients all win.
A new architecture: three products, one ecosystem
Most health tech serves one stakeholder and leaves the other two behind. We came out of stealth with three products that serve all three at once:
Matic Care
Care is the physician’s command center; one place, integrated into the EHR, that runs their whole day. It carries the patient’s context from pre-visit to the prep, through the note, the codes, and the follow-up, enabling them to give the best care of their lives. After the visit, Care handles all the busywork so physicians can focus on their patients, not followup and paperwork.
Matic Operate
Operate is the engine behind the practice: the intelligence layer for everyone behind the physician. It gives leaders a full audit trail of every visit, plus utilization, variance and medical data analytics. It turns visits into captured value, surfaces high-priority patients before problems do, and helps the practice run stronger without adding headcount.
Matic Connect
Connect puts care in the patient’s pocket,
a consumer-grade app that meets people where they are. It reaches out when something needs attention. Getting care feels effortless. Requests are triaged and routed. Records are complete, and finally make sense. Patients understand and act on their care between visits, for themselves and the people they care for.
We give you Superpowers
patients get better care • practices are more profitable • physicians go home early
What Makes Matic Different?
A physician with a PhD in AI and an MBA, Dr. Alexander Sheppert lived the problem firsthand: shrinking time with patients, diagnoses slipping through the cracks, lost revenue, and late nights charting. So he built the fix from the inside out. Calvin Carter has spent three decades building digital experiences that take the friction out of complex systems for organizations such as Chick-fil-A, NPR, CNN, Southwest Airlines, and Baylor Scott & White. Along the way, his work has earned four Apple App Store Hall of Fame honors.
Calvin joined Alex as CEO with one belief: serve the physician first, and value flows to the practice and the patient.
Most vendors build a product, then train physicians to use it. We did the opposite. Matic was built inside real clinics, alongside hundreds of physicians, coders, compliance specialists, and revenue cycle staff. We watched exactly where patient information gets lost between systems and people.
Now Matic walks into every visit already knowing your patient’s history, trends, and care gaps. It writes and codes the note, clears the inbox, and gives your practice a clear view of its entire panel. Your patients get answers 24/7.
After-hours work falls 83%. 97% of charts close the same day. Physicians gain 3+ hours daily and drive 10–15% more revenue. But, most importantly, 100% of physicians on Matic report loving practicing again.
When physicians thrive, practices grow, and patients get better care, Everyone wins.
Dr. Alex Sheppert
Dr. Alex Sheppert is an AI engineer turned physician. He founded Scribematic in his second year at Noorda College of Medicine. His background spans a PhD in AI, an MBA, a medical degree, and a current residency at Legacy Salmon Creek Medical, giving him an unusual vantage on how to solve healthcare’s complex problems through intelligent design. A lifelong programmer trained in both clinical care and advanced AI, Alex built Scribematic and remains focused on how AI will reshape the healthcare industry, and on helping shape what that future looks like.
Calvin Carter
Calvin Carter is a lifelong technologist who has led companies through every major technology disruption from PCs at age nine through the AI era. He founded Icon Interactive during the early web wave, then in 2008 founded the design-and-engineering firm Bottle Rocket, which he grew to over 350 people, earned four Apple App Store Hall of Fame Awards and an Emmy nomination, and built mission-critical mobile applications for Chick-fil-A, NBC, NPR, LEGO, Southwest Airlines, Baylor Scott & White, and 540 other Fortune 100 and 5000 businesses.