Braver: Clinical communication, simple and secure

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More than secure texting or video calling.You can now exchange any clinical information with professionals, patients and caregivers in your ecosystem.

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Health professionals

Exchange text or voice messages, ask to fill or sign documents, do audio or video calls transcribed into clinical notes.Whether the other person is on Braver or not.

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Clinics and organizations

Optimize your operations. Cultivate transparency with patients, their family or caregivers. Eliminate communication paperwork.Whether your external collaborators use Braver or not.

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Association québécoise de la Physiothérapie

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Ontario Bioscience Innovation Organization

June 4, 2026

Rethinking Healthcare in Quebec: Frontline Insights on Connected Care

At the annual TELUS Health Conference, Marie-Lou Gagnon, our President and Co-Founder, took part in a panel discussion on a topic we live every day at Braver: how to modernize Quebec’s healthcare system in practical ways without losing sight of the human element.

Braver x APQ — Creating a Secure Environment for Thinking and Practicing Together

Some changes reshape a profession in subtle but meaningful ways. Not through major reforms. Not through technology imposed from the top down. But when a professional community chooses to strengthen its connections—and does so in a way that respects the realities of care delivery: timely communication, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the protection of sensitive information.

June 3, 2026

From Hospital to Home: Continuity of Care Through Structured Communication

Hospital discharge is not an ending. It is a high-risk zone. Often framed as an outcome in itself, discharge is, on the ground, a turning point. The patient returns home, but care continues. It becomes fragmented across multiple providers, with a level of uncertainty that is often underestimated. The post-discharge pathway is a delicate transition, where recovery depends as much on the quality of care as on the quality of the connection between the patient and the clinical team.

March 24, 2026

Continuity of Care Depends on Connection, Not Just Information

Between the hospital and primary care, coordination is particularly critical. Discharge, medication reconciliation, setting up home care, follow-up by the family medicine group (GMF), involvement of the community pharmacist, sometimes community services, sometimes family caregivers. We call it a care transition, but on the ground, it's really a handoff.

March 9, 2026