It analyzes a patient’s lab reports and past history, and tells the doctor what matters. Doctors can then ask it questions to get more insight and dig deeper into any report. Every answer links back to the original report, and the doctor makes every clinical decision.
Built in conversation with doctors.
AI agents read the reports and flag what needs attention.
OUR GOAL
Doctors spend much of their time outside the conversation going through a patient’s old reports: on paper, in phone photos and in different apps. We want them to see what matters without reading it all with a patient waiting.
AI agents read the digitized reports and tell you what has changed, what is out of range, and what needs attention. Every point links back to the original page.
Bring prescriptions, test reports and consultation notes into one organized digital record you can keep and share.
AI organizes and highlights. It does not make clinical decisions, and every point links back to the original report so the doctor can check it. We are building privacy and security in from the start.
WHERE WE ARE TODAY
We surveyed 54 doctors in India and held in-depth conversations with ten of them. 80% of the doctors we surveyed named reading old reports as their biggest time sink besides the conversation. Now we’re building our first prototype: an AI agent that gives the doctor insights from a patient’s digitized reports.
Follow our progressAn AI agent that reads a patient’s digitized reports and flags what matters.
Test it on real reports and learn where it helps and where it misses.
Add what doctors asked for, such as prescription drafts and patient reminders.
A FEW THINGS TO KNOW
Here’s what we’re building.
A platform that digitizes a patient’s records into one organized history, with AI agents that read the reports and tell the doctor what matters. The goal is to cut the effort of going through old reports, and to give patients one place to keep and share their records.
First, individual doctors and small clinics in India, who need to find the relevant information in a patient’s old records quickly. Patients benefit too, with one place to keep their records and share them with a doctor.
Not yet. We’re building our first prototype with input from doctors, and we haven’t announced a launch date. Follow Curix Labs on LinkedIn for updates.
AI agents read the digitized reports, compare values with standard ranges, and flag what has changed or needs attention. Doctors review every flag and make every clinical decision, and each point links back to the original page.
A patient’s records will be visible only to the patient and their doctors. We’re building privacy and security in from the start.
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