Amplify Care Receives Connected Care Innovation Grant to Help Clinicians Reclaim Time for Patient Care

For many clinic teams, the workday is dominated by administrative demands: managing calls, triaging patient requests, coordinating appointments, and fielding follow-ups. These repetitive tasks chip away at clinical time, contribute to clinician burnout (one of the leading factors contributing to Canada’s family doctor shortage), and create barriers to access, especially for patients with complex or chronic conditions.

Reducing the Burden with Smart Automation

Amplify Care, in collaboration with Dr. Neil Naik, has been awarded a 2025 Connected Care Innovation Grant from Canada Health Infoway (CHI). Together with Strello Health, we’re deploying an AI-powered voice agent platform designed to reduce administrative workload and enhance access to care.

What AI Can Do

The Strello Health platform can handle up to 20 calls at once, automate routine tasks, and intelligently assess patient needs, ensuring urgent cases reach the right person quickly. It integrates directly with leading EMRs, supports multilingual communication, and flags follow-up requirements to keep care seamless.

This hybrid model combines automation with human oversight, allowing clinic staff to focus on what only they can do: deliver high-quality, personalized care.

Supporting Clinicians Where It Matters

The project will reach 30 – 40 primary care clinicians, helping to streamline daily operations, reduce staff burnout, and improve patient flow. By reclaiming time lost to phone management, clinicians can focus their expertise on complex cases and patient relationships, as opposed to administrative bottlenecks.

Leading the Shift Toward Smarter Care

Led by primary care teams and supported by Amplify Care’s multidisciplinary team, including experts in change management, practice facilitation, and evaluation, the project will integrate Strello’s AI platform into real-world workflows and measure its impact on clinical efficiency, operational performance, and patient experience.

This initiative marks a step forward in helping clinicians work smarter, not harder by reducing administrative friction and strengthening the connection between clinicians and their patients.