Shefali Sanekar, SEO Analyst at EdvakIt’s 4:37 p.m. in a primary care clinic in Mississippi. For many primary care providers, this daily scramble is the byproduct of fragmented workflows, systems stitched together over time, none of them truly designed for the pace and unpredictability of real-world medicine. The Siloed Software TrapFor years, primary care clinics have tried to adapt to EHR platforms originally built for hospitals. It’s a system that aligns with how primary care is actually practiced, streamlining the experience rather than complicating it. Ultimately, fixing primary care isn’t just about policy or payment reform.