Learning system · separate from clinical workflow
Learning system · overview

A second brain for the clinic, not the clinician.

Every patient journey logs here — intake, form selection, every screening answer, triage, match, treatment, follow-up. The learning system reads those journeys and gets better at choosing forms, ordering questions, and routing between specialty agents.
It does not interrupt the clinical workflow. The clinician's decisions remain the clinician's.

Live demo data. The numbers below are computed from — synthetic journeys plus any live demos you've run. Re-run the clinical demo and refresh — your journey will appear in the stats.
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Journeys observed
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Journeys closed (with follow-up)
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Avg. questions asked
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Battery length reduction

Highest-yield questions

P(positive triage | endorsed)
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    Lowest-yield questions

    candidates to deprioritize

      Outcomes by domain

      closed journeys · improved %

        Vision: multi-specialty orchestration

        Today the active specialty is Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. The same architecture — orchestrator routes to specialty, specialty runs adaptive workup, outcomes train the system — applies to any specialty. As more specialty agents come online (pediatrics, neurology, cardiology, GI), the orchestrator starts doing the primary-care job: a single adaptive intake that decides who needs which specialist.

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