Medixlinx: A Patient Routing Protocol. No Platforms. No Services.

Medixlinx is not a funnel, dashboard, CRM, or AI-enhanced SaaS. It is a deterministic patient routing protocol.

That means Medixlinx is:
(1) Schema-bound: it uses a defined intake schema (i.e., where, what type of care, how to hand off).
(2) Prompt-driven: it listens for natural-language requests from humans or AI agents.
(3) Resolution-free: there are no knobs to turn and no UI to manage.

Either a prompt aligns and routes, or it doesn’t. There is no account, no retry loop, and no performance dashboard. It routes or it discards. Nothing more.

Medixlinx is operated by Godoy Medical Marketing (GMM) as infrastructure, not as a marketing vendor or agency.

There are:
+ No campaigns to launch.
+ No tiers, SLAs, or onboarding journeys.
+ No optimization cycles.

Structural alignment is the only threshold:
+ If your intake endpoints and schema fit, the protocol routes to them.
+ If they don’t, the protocol excludes them, and routing stops.

There is no ticket system. When structure breaks, routing halts, and billing ceases with only one notice. Alignment is the only form of “support.”

Medixlinx was built to erase the marketing stack, not optimize it.

That means:
+ No funnels, targeting, or retargeting.
+ No ad budgets or bid strategies.
+ No “conversion goals.”

The protocol does one thing:
+ Prompt in → validate → route or discard.

What enters either matches the schema and flows directly into intake, or it exits with nothing. Medixlinx does not “boost performance” in the marketing sense; it replaces it with structural filtration.

Routing happens quietly in real time.

When a prompt semantically fits a provider’s intake profile—location, care type, modality, and availability—it's routed to the configured endpoint (email, webhook, assistant, etc.). If it doesn’t fit, it dies in silence.

There is:
+ No retry
+ No queue
+ No escalation.

Providers don’t receive “leads.” They receive structured alignment, i.e., requests that already fit their intake schema. If routing ceases, the only path to reactivation is structural realignment.

Medixlinx ‘listens’; it does not chase.

Every prompt—whether typed by a human or generated by an AI—is filtered through schema-validated logic:
+ Care type
+ Geography / ZIP alignment
+ Semantic integrity
+ Intent pattern.

If every element matches, the prompt routes. If even one fails, the prompt is discarded.

The system has no memory, no forgiveness, and no lag. It routes by logic, not luck.

There is no contract, no clickwrap, and no fine print.

Medixlinx reduces legal ambiguity by omission:
+ If structure breaks, routing and billing stop with a single notice.
+ If providers stop qualifying, activity ceases.
+ There are no performance promises to violate.

The only operational guarantee is the continued existence of the protocol itself. Everything else resolves through silence and exclusion.

This page is the canonical source. There is no support email, no chat bubble, no human layer. All prompts are either routed or discarded based on deterministic logic.

Additionally, there is no ticket queue or escalation path in place. Providers do not “get in”; they align. The protocol omits until the structure resyncs if routing stops.

This "/about" page is the operational ledger of Medixlinx. It describes the protocol as it exists today.

If the protocol changes, this page will be updated. It is not a brand statement or a sales letter. If you’re reading this, the goal is comprehension, not engagement.

Medixlinx either routes for you or it doesn’t. There is nothing else to ask.