SimulConsult’s Computational Medicine™ helps clinicians save time and improve diagnosis

SimulConsult uses software and a computable, peer-reviewed, continuously-updated database of diseases and their findings to assist clinicians to make diagnoses and plan care.
Individual Small Groups Institutions

I felt like I had “superpowers”

"Using the resources provided I became convinced we should consider Morvan Syndrome in our differential diagnosis. The software suggested the relevant test. I ordered it and the test results were positive. I felt like I had superpowers to diagnose a disease I didn’t know beforehand.”
Individual Small Groups Institutions

UCSD study shows >95% efficacy

“In all families (84 pregnancies) pertinence was > 95% between signs/symptoms and molecular cause”, meaning that not only was the correct diagnosis ranked as #1 but no other diagnoses were close.
Individual Small Groups Institutions

A powerful platform

CORE TECHNOLOGY

Computational Medicine is a platform designed to enable clinicians to accomplish core medical tasks faster and better while leaving the clinician in charge.

Augmented
Intelligence

Differential diagnosis

Computes iteratively the evolving differential diagnosis as you add findings

Usefulness

Suggests what to do next by computing usefulness of possible clinical and test findings

Core Lists

Presents multiple, fast ways to input findings, including usefulness- driven Core Lists

Clinical wisdom

Uses the timing of onset and absence of findings to compute the likelihood of similar diseases

Automated outputs

Generates multiple automated, customizable note formats, a Prognosis Table™, and evidence- based prior authorization support

Computable cases

Makes the patient summary computable so you can revisit or share with the care team

Assessment

Compares what you have found about your patient with the disease so you can assess the diagnosis

Advanced tools

Supports microarrays and genetic variant clinical correlation and instant re-analysis

Who is using it and why?

Specialists

Specialists can make the correct diagnosis in less time, assessing not only the diseases they are expecting but also less-familiar diseases or presentations that should be considered

Primary care clinicians

Primary care clinicians can make faster, better referrals

Benefits of use

1
Better outcomes
Improves patient outcomes by shortening the diagnostic odyssey
2
Saves clinician time
Reduces time clinicians must spend on research and documentation
3
Easy to learn
Intuitive interface with info buttons and online CME-eligible training
4
Less drudgery
Reduces administrative “paperwork”
5
Designed for and by clinicians
Optimized for what clinicians really do in diagnosis
6
Keeps clinician in charge
The clinician drives and the software suggests and explains

Vanderbilt Results from a 2021 study

TodayWith SimulConsult
History & exam
100%
73%
DD & test plan
100%
60%
Interpret test results & Dx
100%
38%
Document
100%
42%

Platform in action

Here is how a primary care clinician and a specialist can collaborate to improve patient outcomes

Primary care clinician referral

Improving referrals takes <1 minute and is as easy as 1-2-3
  • 1

    Enter age and sex

  • 2

    Add several findings guided by usefulness prompts (green shading) in the Core List

  • 3

    Share findings with specialist using automated documentation

Specialist response

Improving triage and consults take <2 minutes, following steps A-B-C
  • A

    Add several findings guided by usefulness prompts (green shading) in the Core List

  • B

    Assess Differential Diagnosis and decide on next steps

  • C

    Generate automated SOAP note and customize, return to referring clinician and save to electronic health record

Designed by doctors for doctors

We know you rarely need help with diagnosis in your specialty, but with the extraordinary growth of medical knowledge, you may value prompts about unfamiliar candidate diseases in adjacent specialties. That is why we have built SimulConsult as a single model across all specialties, so that the differential diagnosis includes both the diseases you are expecting and also unfamiliar diseases that should be considered for your patient.
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