Support sleep health discussions around common ENT concerns.
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Supports education and engagement without recommending treatment or determining eligibility.
No. It supports education and awareness only.
No. It's a starting point for a conversation — diagnosis and treatment decisions stay with your clinical team.
No. It's therapy-agnostic. Any next step comes from clinical evaluation, not from FaceX.
Yes. On a compatible device.
No. It runs in a browser, no app required.
Most patients complete it in under a minute.
No. It supports a range of ENT practices.
Yes. It's built to run the same way across every location.
Very little. Most teams are comfortable with it after a short walkthrough.
No. FaceX supports education and awareness only — it doesn't diagnose, screen, or determine treatment eligibility, so it doesn't put your practice in the position of making a clinical call the platform itself isn't licensed to make.
Your clinical team, always. FaceX and FlowX move the patient toward evaluation diagnosis and prescribing stay entirely with the provider.
Yes. The pathway is built to route back to you, not around you, you remain the referring and treating provider throughout.
No heavy lift. FaceX runs in-clinic, on your website, or via QR campaigns without requiring a system overhaul most practices layer it into existing workflow rather than replacing anything.
Minimal. It's designed to sit alongside check-in, intake, or outreach not to add a new step your staff has to own.
Very little. Most teams are comfortable running it after a short walkthrough, since the patient completes it directly.
Yes. It's built to run the same way across every location, so leadership gets a consistent process rather than a different version at each site.
FaceX brings patients into the conversation earlier; FlowX reduces the number who fall out of the pathway before evaluation. Together they're aimed at growing your sleep service line consults, diagnostics, airway procedures, and related assessments.
No. It supports general otolaryngology, rhinology and nasal airway practices, and sleep-focused practices alike.