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Issue 001 · March 2026

Product Dispatch

Peregrine Health · Internal

Peregrine OS Scheduling

Pilot Launch

Peregrine OS Scheduling goes live March 10 at Wickenburg Community Health Center. Our scheduling team and providers now work inside a product we built. We own the data. We own the decisions. This is the infrastructure everything else builds on.

We're starting with Traci Burks, PMHNP and Angela Walthers, LCSW. Holly is managing the product side of the Wickenburg account through the pilot.

Peregrine OS Scheduling — Wickenburg Community Health Center
Take it for a spin →

Peregrine OS Scheduling will be live across all of Peregrine Health by May 1.


Emma at Scale

Multi-Partner

Emma is live at Wickenburg, HealthPoint, and Arcare. Florida is next. We're actively working with HCN to get their data ready for deployment.

Most healthcare organizations are still debating whether AI belongs in patient engagement. We're past that. Emma is running thousands of patient interactions a week across multiple FQHCs. Confirming appointments, reducing no-shows, recovering lapsed patients, and routing complex cases to staff. This is AI doing real clinical operations work, at scale, in one of the hardest-to-reach patient populations in the country.

The first providers to train on a product we built.
Emma in Action
From 85-day waits to same-week care. Emma is closing the access gap at HealthPoint
Patient Engagement Results with Emma
Metric Q2 2025
(Pre-Emma)
Q3 2025 Q4 2025 Q1 2026*
Manual Time7 hrs/day3.5 hrs/day0.25 hrs/day0.25 hrs/day
Calls Completed25-35/day77/day128/day174/day
No-Show Rate20%16%13%12%
Rescheduled Rate9%11%17%19%
Completed Visits1,6481,7052,1461,893
Scheduled Visits2,9092,9383,8863,262
Appointment Wait Time85 days52.4 days38.6 days16.5 days
*Q1 results from 1/1/26-2/27/26
96%
Less Manual Time
7 hrs → 15 min/day
More Outreach
29 → 174 calls/day
12%
No-Show Rate
Down from 20%
16.5d
Appointment Wait Time
Down from 85 days
* Emma turned 7 hours of manual outreach per day into 15 minutes, reaches 6× more patients daily, slashed wait times from 85 days to under 17, and cut no-shows by 40%. More capacity. Better access. Stronger engagement.
Emma in Action · HealthPoint QBR · Q1 2026

Peregrine Goes AI-Native

Internal

In 1879, Thomas Edison demonstrated the electric light bulb.

At the time, many people were uneasy about electricity. The idea of invisible power running through wires into homes felt dangerous and unnatural. Cities debated whether electrical systems should even be allowed.

This fear wasn’t irrational. Electricity was new and poorly understood. Often in the unknown, our human instinct is to assume risk before we can see possibility.

History repeats.

The printing press, the steam engine, electricity, and the internet. Each of these technologies marked a new industrial era. Not just new tools, but systems that reorganized how the world worked.

We are living through another one now.

Artificial intelligence is simply the next form of technology. But like the shifts before it, its impact will be enormous. It will reshape how work happens, how decisions are made, and how entire industries operate.

This shift is not just technological. It is geopolitical, economic, and environmental. It will advance nearly every sector at the same time.

At Peregrine, we believe we have a responsibility to recognize the magnitude of this moment.

We’re not experimenting with AI. We’re building with it to expand access to care and strengthen the systems that support patients and providers and our business.

These are unprecedented times. The question isn’t whether this transformation will happen. The question is what we choose to do with it.

At Peregrine, we have a responsibility to expand access to quality behavioral health care in underserved communities. We will use the technologies reshaping this era to help make that possible.


What's Next

Field Notes

The New Yorker
I Asked ChatGPT and This Is What It Said
A cartoon. Read it anyway.
APA Monitor · March 2026
AI in the Therapist's Office
Uptake is increasing. Caution persists. We sit at exactly this intersection.