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How to use Sidekick to review Hint Clinical information

Summary 🧭: When your clinic uses Hint Clinical (Hint’s clinical product at one.hint.com), Sidekick can use available clinical summary information, notes, and patient message history for the linked patient.

A note for non-human readers...

Sidekick can read available Hint Clinical context but cannot edit or complete anything, so source and missing-context checks still matter.


Before you start ⚡

  • Select the correct patient.

  • Link the correct Hint record.

  • Open the patient in Hint Clinical (one.hint.com).

  • Allow the Tabflows extension to load available context.


What Sidekick can use 🧩

  • Clinical summary information.

  • Refill requests and clinical tasks.

  • Clinical notes.

  • Patient message conversations associated with the current patient.

Available history depends on what Hint has loaded. Sidekick identifies missing or partial context rather than guessing.

Good to know 💡: Clinical tasks arrive with more than their text — each one carries its status, due date, assignee, and whether it is flagged urgent. That makes them worth asking about directly rather than only as part of a general summary.


Ask a source-aware question

Example 📖:

Review the available Hint Clinical notes and patient messages for this patient. Summarize the open follow-up items and tell me which source supports each one.

Shorter asks work the same way:

  • Which clinical tasks for this patient are marked urgent, and who are they assigned to?

  • Are there open refill requests for this patient? Say which ones you could not confirm.

  • Summarize this patient’s recent Hint Clinical messages and name the source for each point.

Review the answer against Hint before making a clinical, billing, or communication decision.


What this connection changes 🔒

This provides reading context. It does not permit Sidekick to edit a chart, sign a note, send a message, or complete a task.


If information is missing 🤔

  1. Confirm the correct patient is open and linked.

  2. Confirm you are signed in to Hint Clinical (one.hint.com).

  3. Open the relevant Hint Clinical area.

  4. Ask Sidekick which sources it used and what is missing.

  5. Contact Support if the source should be available but remains absent


Get support 💬

Need help or have a question? Reach out to our Support team however works best for you:

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