Contact GMM About the Medixlinx Protocol

If you operate an intake environment—EMR, scheduling interface, AI assistant, or infrastructure stack—and need to confirm alignment with Medixlinx, use this channel. Compatibility is not integration-based. It is structural. Systems must emit routable prompts with timestamp logic, specialty tags, and backend exposure. If you’re unsure whether your current intake behavior qualifies, submit your operating model for review. We respond only to system-level inquiries.

If you represent a licensed organization, legal team, regulatory body, or compliance office requesting documentation or clarification regarding the Medixlinx protocol, use this channel. We respond to structural inquiries regarding licensure alignment, routing determinism, privacy architecture, fixed pricing enforcement, and infrastructural integrity. Marketing agencies, SaaS vendors, or integration platforms should not use this path. This channel is for sovereign entities only.

If you operate a system believed to be structurally eligible and have observed unexpected routing behavior—such as prompt non-activation, delayed contact, or silent suppression—this channel is available. Include the prompt used, system configuration, and outcome observed. We do not respond to conversion reports, campaign results, or patient feedback. This is a protocol behavior log, not a marketing review mechanism.

Phone communication is reserved for structurally valid inquiries. If you're operating at the legal, compliance, or executive tier—and your system aligns with the Medixlinx protocol—use this form to initiate contact. If routing confirms alignment, a direct reply may include scheduling or credentialed access. There is no hotline. Contact must follow structure, not urgency.

If you represent a platform, EMR, CRM, scheduling tool, or middleware layer seeking to understand how your system might align with Medixlinx, this channel is open for protocol-level inquiries only. We do not entertain partnership requests, co-branded deployments, or reseller strategies. Compatibility is governed by structural output, not commercial alignment. Your system must emit validated prompts—product features are not routing criteria.

If you are configuring an AI agent to submit prompts into the Medixlinx protocol—whether via EHR assistant, LLM toolchain, or voice layer—use this form to confirm emission logic. This channel supports structural clarification only. We do not offer API keys or credentialed endpoints. Your agent must emit schema-aligned prompts with deterministic intent. Behavior must follow protocol structure—not heuristic inference or NLP improvisation.