The next generation of service members expects something different. They are used to banking from their phones, ordering food from their phones, managing appointments from their phones, and getting answers in seconds without needing to call, wait on hold, leave a voicemail, or follow up by email.
AI-Powered Readiness. Smarter Automation. Total Operational Control. Outpatient App 3.0 is here – our biggest leap forward yet in modernizing medical readiness across the Department of Defense and U.S. Air Force healthcare environments. This release is focused on one mission: Compliance, readiness, and workflow automation – simplified through AI. With 3.0, health clinics and MTF’s gain stronger readiness visibility, more operational control, and powerful new AI capabilities that reduce manual workload and accelerate outcomes.
The Outpatient App team will be in San Antonio, Texas for the 2026 Operational Medicine Symposium & Technology Showcase (OPMED), taking place March 17–18, 2026 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
With increasing importance and focus on Readiness compliance and efficiency, OPMED is the perfect place to show how Outpatient App is helping modernize medical operations at scale – using proven, production-ready technology in use today, not pilot concepts. The newest product we will showcase is the AI ASSIST which guides Service Members due for medical appointments.This year as usual, we’ll focus on key areas where Outpatient App is leading innovation in practical settings. Here are two examples – Cybersecurity and Service Member Readiness. Outpatient is improving military health accessibility and digital transformation, while also highlighting the importance of cybersecurity compliance.
The Outpatient App team is heading to Washington, DC for the 2026 AMSUS Annual Meeting, taking place March 2–5, 2026 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center. AMSUS remains one of the most important annual gatherings for Federal and Military Health leadership, bringing together the Military Health System (MHS), Department of Defense (DoD), Veterans Affairs (VA), Health & Human Services (HHS), and industry partners supporting federal healthcare.
This year as usual, we’ll focus on key areas where Outpatient App is leading innovation in practical settings. Here are two examples – Cybersecurity and Service Member Readiness. Outpatient is improving military health accessibility and digital transformation, while also highlighting the importance of cybersecurity compliance.
Over the past five years, Outpatient App has built an approved, fully secure, end-to-end medical compliance and workflow automation platform designed to eliminate inefficiencies across complex health systems.
Today, the Outpatient Platform consists of seven integrated product modules, all connected through a unified reporting and analytics dashboard. Together, they address one central mission:
Compliance, readiness, and workflow automation — simplified through AI.
The Outpatient App team is excited to attend the 2025 Defense Health Information Technology Symposium (DHITS), taking place August 25–28 at the Gaylord Opryland in Nashville, Tennessee.
This annual four-day event—hosted by the Defense Health Agency (DHA)—brings together government, military, and industry leaders in health IT. Outpatient is presenting the new Readiness Scheduling System (RISS) during the Day 1 Air Force Service Day Agenda. We will also be demoing the system at Booth #322 all through the week.
Leading up to the DHITS 2025 Conference later this month, Outpatient is announcing several “Firsts” as a Trusted Partner for Air Force Medical and the Military Health System. All related to Service Member Readiness compliance, Outpatient App has been working with a number of sites who currently use the Readiness Scheduling System (RISS).
New Readiness Innovation Scheduling Solution
See This Week at AMSUS (Booth 305)
MacDill Air Force Base is the next AFB Installation leading the way in digital transformation by implementing the Outpatient App for self-scheduling Periodic Health Assessments (PHA) and Occupational Health Exams (OHE). This innovative approach started at Travis AFB with the 60th Medical Group and has shown vast improvements streamlining the medical readiness process for service members, reducing administrative workload while improving efficiency and compliance.
The Outpatient App Team is heading to Washington DC next week for the 2025 AMSUS Annual Meeting. It’s the annual kickoff and one of the major Federal Health / Military Health conferences in the year. This one serves all Federal Health entities – Military Health (MHS), Veterans Health (VA), Dept of Health (HHS), and many others.
This year as usual, we’ll focus on key areas where Outpatient App is leading innovation in practical settings. Here are two examples – Cybersecurity and Service Member Readiness. Outpatient is improving military health accessibility and digital transformation, while also highlighting the importance of cybersecurity compliance.
Happy New Year! With the start of 2025, The Outpatient App team is thrilled to announce several major updates that enhance the security, compliance, and accessibility of our platform. These improvements ensure we continue to provide a secure, seamless, and inclusive experience for all military personnel, patients and healthcare professionals. Below, we highlight our migration to AWS Gov, FedRAMP readiness, NIST 800-53 compliance, and ADA / Section 508 accessibility enhancements.
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