HealthPilot · Clinical evidence surveillance · Patent pending

Continuous expeditions
through clinical evidence.

Every day, new research redraws the map of medicine. MedVoyager explores it continuously — converting newly published studies into computable evidence, charting them to the patients in your EMR who stand to benefit, and surfacing care-plan deltas for clinician review.

SIGNAL 01 Thousands of clinical studies are published every day.

The evidence-to-practice gap

Medicine learns faster than it changes.

1 study/ 26 seconds

Biomedical literature grows continuously. No clinician can monitor it against the specific characteristics of every patient on their panel.

~17 yearsaverage lag

Research findings historically take years to reach routine practice. Patients continue on plans that newer evidence indicates could be improved.

0 systemsclose the loop

Trial matchers match patients to trials. Retrieval tools surface papers. Guideline engines lag the literature. None of them emit an actionable, patient-specific change of plan — and none learn from what clinicians accept.

The expedition

From published paper to a reviewed change in care.

Five co-operating engines, numbered as in our patent filing. Demand-driven and bounded — MedVoyager evaluates only the evidence-cohort pairings that matter, never the whole universe at once.

  1. ENGINE 120

    Scan & structure

    Newly published research within your surveillance scope is converted into a computable evidence object: population, intervention, comparator, outcomes, exclusions, adverse events, effect size, and an evidence-quality grade — normalized to SNOMED CT, ICD, LOINC and RxNorm.

  2. ENGINE 130

    Chart the cohorts

    Live EMR data becomes patient phenotype vectors — diagnoses, labs and trends, medications, comorbidities, prior treatment response — clustered into cohorts that share a condition and an outcome gap.

  3. ENGINE 150

    Score applicability

    For each evidence-cohort pairing, an applicability score weighs population match, exclusion safety, disease state, treatment history, baseline risk, comorbidity fit and evidence strength. Unsafe matches are gated out.

  4. ENGINE 160

    Surface the delta

    Where new evidence is a clinically material deviation from guideline or current plan, MedVoyager emits a typed care-plan delta — lifestyle, dietary, diagnostic, or therapeutic — never an executable order.

  5. ENGINE 180

    Learn from acceptance

    A clinician's accept updates the organization's decision substrates and a coverage ledger. The next matching patient gets the recommendation immediately — the same evidence is never re-litigated for the same cohort.

Clinician review

Every discovery lands as a decision you control.

MedVoyager is decision support, not autopilot. Each care-plan delta arrives as a structured, evidence-linked card — with the affected cohort, the source study, safety checks, and what's still missing before you act. Accept, reject, or defer; choose the scope; the system remembers.

  • Applicability score with visible components
  • Contraindication and exclusion-safety gates
  • Missing-data flags before any action
  • Full provenance chain, queryable at any time
CARE-PLAN DELTA Δ-2418 · therapeutic + follow-up

Cyclic rifaximin + fibre for symptomatic uncomplicated diverticular disease

Affected cohort
23 patients · diverticulosis, recurrent LLQ pain, no acute diverticulitis
Source
Meta-analysis · Aliment Pharmacol Ther 2011;33:902–910
Expected impact
≈29% greater symptom relief vs fibre alone at 12 months
Contraindications
0 flagged · exclusion-safety passed
Missing data
Baseline symptom score required for 6 patients
Applicability
0.86 · Evidence grade A

Provenance EV-2107 · reviewed decisions propagate via coverage ledger

Expedition logs

Worked examples from the filing.

LOG 11.11 · GASTROENTEROLOGY

The patient guidelines forgot

A 58-year-old with confirmed diverticulosis and recurrent pain — three visits in six months, managed with generic fibre advice because guidelines only cover acute diverticulitis. MedVoyager matched her phenotype to a meta-analysis subgroup and proposed a structured SUDD pathway: baseline symptom score, cyclic rifaximin with fibre, scheduled follow-up.

Delta type: therapeutic + monitoring · subject to clinician acceptance

LOG 11.12 · RESPIRATORY

Three exacerbations, one biomarker, new trial

A 64-year-old with COPD still exacerbating on triple therapy, eosinophils 340–380 cells/µL. The BOREAS trial (NEJM 2023) reported ~30% fewer exacerbations with add-on dupilumab in exactly this phenotype. MedVoyager surfaced the delta the week the study was indexed — years before guidance caught up.

Delta type: diagnostic confirmation + specialist referral + therapeutic consideration

Safeguards

Futuristic, but clinically responsible.

Human-in-the-loop, always

MedVoyager never diagnoses, prescribes, or changes treatment. It proposes; clinicians dispose. A hard contraindication withholds a recommendation for that patient even when the cohort pairing is pre-accepted.

Explainable to the source

Every recommendation carries a persistent provenance handle: the source paper, the extracted evidence object and version, the matching logic, the score components, and who accepted what, when. Ask "why was this shown?" at any time — including retrospectively.

Bounded by design

Condition-scoped ingestion, event-driven triggers, and a coverage ledger mean MedVoyager evaluates only genuinely relevant, previously unresolved pairings — not every patient against every paper.

Privacy-preserving learning

Organization-level learning uses de-identified acceptance signals. Protected health information never leaves your boundary to teach a global model.

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