For medical directors & modern clinics

The standing orders behind exceptional care.

Standing.io turns your medical director's clinical parameters into a professionally structured draft protocol book for them to review, adopt and sign — doses printed as entered, and the drafted text checked for every number, unit and prohibition word they entered.

Error-prone abbreviations spelled out or flagged
For your director to review, adopt & sign
Doses printed as entered
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Peptides & NAD+

NAD+ Infusion Protocol

Dose

500 mg

Route

IV

Freq.

Weekly

Indications as entered by your medical director
Monitor vitals at baseline, mid-infusion, completion
Discontinue if chest pain or palpitations develop
Draft · Pending medical director review

How It Works

Three Steps to Your Protocol Book

From intake form to finished document — no formatting headaches.

01

Fill Out the Intake

Enter your clinic info, choose from 28 catalog medications across 9 categories or add your own (up to 30 per book), and enter your medical director's parameters.

02

Generate & Review

AI drafts standard organizational language around your medical director's parameters. Drafted sections may add administration and monitoring detail your director didn't enter, so they review every section, with anything the checks flagged highlighted.

03

Download Your Book

Export a polished PDF draft of your protocol book for your medical director to review, adopt and sign.

Features

Built for Clinical Quality

The documentation standards from EMS, applied to the wellness space.

Checked Against What You Entered

Each number, unit and prohibition word your medical director enters is looked for in the drafted text; if one is missing, the protocol is flagged for review. Dose, route and frequency print as entered, with unambiguous abbreviations spelled out; error-prone abbreviations on our list that can mean more than one thing, such as MS, are flagged for your director to spell out, never rewritten. The checks don’t evaluate clinical detail the draft adds, so your director reviews every drafted section. A general-purpose chatbot has nothing to check its output against — this does.

Ready in Minutes

Select your medications, enter your medical director’s parameters, and generate a complete draft protocol book in minutes — not weeks.

Negation Detection

“Contraindicated,” “discontinue,” “do not exceed” — the words that carry the most clinical weight are the easiest to lose. Each prohibition word your medical director enters is looked for in the drafted text, and the protocol is flagged for review if one is missing. A prohibition the draft adds, such as “never,” is listed as a review note.

EMS-Grade Documentation

Structured like the protocol books paramedics and nurses actually use. Clear, consistent sections, protocol after protocol.

Change Parameters & Regenerate

Change a parameter in the editor, with a live preview, and that protocol is marked out of date until you regenerate it. To change drafted wording, change the parameters and regenerate, or strike and initial on the printed copy.

Built Around Your Clinic

Your clinic, medical director, and state of operation are captured on the cover and attestation page, so the document names who is accountable for it.

What's Included

Everything You Need in a Protocol Book

Every protocol book comes complete with professional formatting, automated checks against your parameters, and customizable branding.

Branded cover page
Medical director attestation page
Table of contents
Category section dividers
Dose/route/frequency cards
Formatted indications
GFE requirement flags
Safety warning indicators
Formatting disclaimer
Custom brand colors
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Built for the medical director who signs it.

Give your medical director a draft protocol book to review, adopt and sign — structured like the manuals clinicians actually use, with their doses printed as entered and the drafted text checked for every number, unit and prohibition word they entered.

Start Your Protocol Book

$399 per protocol book. One-time — no subscription.