Navix AOS is the Autonomous Operating System for behavioral health facilities. Documentation, compliance, scheduling, and ultimately billing run continuously in the background, with humans supervising. Today's Navix is the foundation. AOS is the destination.
Agents run continuously against the live chart. Volume work disappears into the background.
Clinicians and operators do the judgment work. Only exceptions reach them. The team becomes the moat.
AOS is not a chatbot. It is the operating layer where the work that today consumes your team runs continuously in the background. Each layer ships in phases. Humans approve exceptions and supervise.
The full Documentation Suite — NavixScribe, Scribe Groups, AI Summarizer, Treatment Planner, AutoFill, SmartFill — runs continuously against the live chart. Clinicians supervise, they do not chase.
The Compliance Engine watches the chart in real time, surfaces missing items as they appear, and exports payer-ready packets on demand. Compliance teams move from chasing gaps to reviewing exceptions.
Schedules construct themselves and adapt to attendance and clinical changes. Operators supervise rather than spending mornings stitching calendars together.
The full agentic stack — eligibility, prior-auth support, claim assembly, ERA reconciliation, denial response — moves from human-driven to agent-driven. Billing leadership moves into oversight. This is the destination tier; it ships in phases.
Read this as a manifesto, not marketing. Each commitment is a line we will not cross — and the reason AOS is structured the way it is.
Agents do the volume. Humans do the judgment.
AOS is not built to remove people. It is built to free the people you have to do the work that actually compounds.
A counselor before a single line of code.
Navix is run by an operator who built and ran behavioral health programs for years before writing software. Every layer of AOS is grounded in operational pain we lived through.
A preview. Not a finished product.
Today's Navix is the foundation: CRM + EMR + 22 named AI agents shipping right now. AOS is the destination. We will not call any agent autonomous until it actually is.
AOS works for any facility, but it produces the most value where the operator runs multiple programs and the cost of running them is dominated by repetitive, rules-based work.
AOS is built for the multi-site operator pattern. Where the cost of running programs is dominated by repetitive, rules-based work, autonomy compounds fastest.
One agentic operating layer instead of stitching tools together. Documentation, compliance, and scheduling run continuously across every site.
New programs that want autonomy as the foundation rather than retrofitting it later. Open from the first admit.
Documentation, compliance, and scheduling autonomy today, with the optionality to scale into RCM autonomy as the agents pass production gates.
Read this as a release ledger, not a roadmap deck. Each phase ships against gates — not slides. Specific contract terms, scope, and pricing walked through under NDA.
Navix EMR + CRM. 22 named AI agents running in production. The substrate AOS will run on.
Documentation, compliance, and scheduling layers move from agent-assisted to agent-autonomous. Operator partners shape what ships.
Billing autonomy ships on top of the agentic RCM stack as the agents pass production gates. We will not call any agent autonomous until it actually is.
We will scope the autonomy level that fits your operation, walk you through what ships today versus on the roadmap, and give you a phased plan with no surprises.
