Rocket Doctor AI (AIDR) Town Hall - June 2026 summary

Platform and clinical AI

• Provider-centered suite combines curated AI, clinical delivery tools, payer access and patient demand, spanning intake, triage, virtual visits, charting, follow-ups and integrations.

• Global Library of Medicine was developed since 2016 with 25,000+ clinician-input hours, input from 200+ doctors and ~10,000 expert medical reviews; it covers 1,000+ diseases and 17,000+ symptoms.

• The clinical algorithm adapts questions, tests, imaging and differential diagnoses using patient history and risk factors; medical schools use it for clinical-skills training, and AI tools are designed to support, not replace, providers.

• Integrated care plans include 24/7 AI Nurse support, pre-visit intake, AI Scribe, EMR, ClinBot, connected devices and between-visit follow-up; components are being implemented and integrated.

Care delivery, market access and partnerships

• Physicians can run independent virtual or hybrid practices with proprietary EMR and AI tools, patient marketplace, billing and operational services; RD Connect triages patients, structures histories and populates the EMR, and was in a clinical trial.

• Canadian operations span AB, BC and ON, with 750,000+ patients seen and 350+ physicians; the U.S. footprint reported 21M covered lives across three states.

• U.S. payer access includes Medicaid, Medicare Advantage, employer/commercial plans and out-of-network care; a Jan. 27, 2026 contract added 175,000 California members and an Apr. 14 Maryland agreement added ~2M members.

• Care includes labs, imaging, specialist referrals and follow-ups; partnerships include Lethbridge County, Central California Alliance for Health, Melanoma Canada and Georgian Bay General Hospital.

• Partnerships span hospitals, municipalities, nonprofits and health organizations; Rick Ware Racing planned brand visibility across NASCAR, NHRA and Supercross in key U.S. markets.

Growth and operating capacity

• Canadian gross revenue (CAD) was $529,123 in Q2 2025, $512,756 in Q3, $697,340 in Q4 and $737,103 in Q1 2026; completed visits were 37,960, 37,176, 43,816 and 47,790, respectively.

• U.S. completed visits reached 1,144 in Apr. 2026, with 624 clinical hours; visits rose substantially from March as insurance contracts began generating patient activity.

• U.S. provider pipeline included 16 clinically active physicians and 46 credentialing, with stated capacity pending of 3x; payer credentialing can take 3–6 months.

• U.S. insurance payments can take up to 90 days; revenue reflects cash received, and some services may be recognized in a later quarter.