Emil claims an average of 168 days pass between medical appointments
Stephen Emil · Revolutionizing Chronic Care Management with Steven Amiel of Chronilogix · Jul 22, 2026 · at 6:55
Stephen Emil, CEO of Chronologix, discusses how his AI chronic care platform targets the prolonged care gap between patient doctor visits.
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“We want to fill the 168 average days that pass between appointments, so we can keep people engaged with why they came in the first place.”
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