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Clinician decision support

See what a drug will do to this patient’s proteins — before the visit, not after the side effects.

The Navi8 Clinician Dashboard is the same review surface a household manager uses, pointed at your patient panel: adherence, symptoms and reconciliation on one timeline, a visit-prep pack that writes itself from patient logs, and a new capability nobody else offers — high-throughput scenario testing of a treatment plan on the PHT-CSEIRA pipeline.

Visit-prep dashboard

The context pack is ready before you open the door.

Clinician visit prep
Maya T. · 42 · p-1007Pre-visit review: fatigue, joint-pain flare, medication reconciliation
2open flags
3meds
3symptoms
Next visitJun 4 · 9:20 AM
Priority flagsrule-based · display only
Turmeric plus intermittent NSAID useSupplement added 11 days ago; review bleeding history.
Methotrexate adherence gapMissed twice in the last 30 days — nausea noted by patient.
Joint pain rose after sleep-disruption week4 → 7 over four days; CRP uploaded May 25.
SOAP draftfrom patient logs · editable
S

Reports increased morning stiffness, fatigue and intermittent migraine. Nausea contributed to skipped methotrexate doses.

O

Two missed weekly methotrexate doses; turmeric added May 12; CRP uploaded May 25, up from baseline.

A

RA flare likely related to adherence gap and stress/sleep disruption. Reconciliation needed before plan change.

P

Review nausea mitigation, confirm turmeric/NSAID use, compare CRP with symptom timeline, reinforce weekly routine.

Medication & supplement reconciliation
Methotrexate15 mg · weeklyNeeds reconciliation
Folic acid1 mg · dailyActive
Sumatriptan50 mg · as neededActive
Turmeric1,000 mg · daily · supplementReview
Iron bisglycinate25 mg · daily · supplementLogged
Longitudinal symptomsinitial → previous → current
Morning stiffness
6 · 4 · 7
Fatigue
7 · 5 · 8
Migraine
4 · 3 · 3
86%medication adherence
94%symptom logging
81%reminder completion
Clinical timeline
May 7Methotrexate missed
May 12Turmeric added
May 19Pain flare 4 → 7
May 25CRP uploaded
Jun 4Rheumatology visit
Synthetic demonstration patient · not a medical recordCare team: Dr. Patel, Rheumatology · NP Jackson, Primary care
Patient management

One panel, every household. The parts of care that happen between visits, finally visible.

Patient & household management

Your panel is a list of households, not isolated charts. Adherence, symptoms and review flags for every linked member, on the same 30-day range the family sees.

Pilot

Communication

Secure messages tied to a medication or a flag, so “did you take it?” becomes a one-tap answer with a timestamp — and the answer lands in the record.

In development

Scheduling

Visits, labs and follow-ups on the same calendar the patient already uses for doses — with the visit-prep pack generated automatically when the appointment is set.

In development

Visit prep & SOAP drafting

Subjective, objective, assessment and plan drafted from patient logs, reconciled medications and uploaded labs. You edit; the draft never leaves your session without you.

Pilot
Novel · scenario testing on PHT-CSEIRA

Test the plan against the patient before you write it.

Propose a treatment plan — a new agent, a dose change, an added medication — and Navi8 screens it against the patient’s own protein panel: same-class alternatives ranked by structural fit, off-target risk signals, and interaction hypotheses with everything else on the list. In minutes, with provenance on every result.

  • Alternatives — same-class and repurposed candidates that bind the patient’s variant, not the reference.
  • Side-effect risk — structural signals across an off-target safety panel, rank-ordered within class.
  • Interactions — prioritized pairs from the full medication list, tested for affinity shift and site overlap.
  • Evidence alongside — drug-class and documented-interaction evidence shown separately from the structural signal, always.

Research and decision-support only. Structural signals are not adverse-event probabilities; Navi8 does not diagnose or prescribe.

Scenario · interface previewPilot capability
Patient panelp-1007 · 14 protein states · signed
Current listMethotrexate · Folic acid · Sumatriptan · Turmeric · Iron
Proposed+ Add NSAID for flare · compare same-class options
structuralSignal

Ranked same-class candidates against the patient’s panel, with pose and interface confidence.

clinicalEvidence

Documented NSAID–methotrexate interaction class evidence, sourced and versioned.

panelReason

Why each protein is on the panel — a carried variant, a target, or a class-wide safety check.

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Clinical pilots

Two pilot sites are running. We are opening a third.

Clinician-first validation, with physician and patient feedback already reshaping the product. A third site gives a comparative read-out across independent panels — the evidence a payer asks for before a population contract.

  • Small panel, defined cohort, 6–12 month read-out.
  • Dashboard, household surface and scenario testing included.
  • Published results, co-authored with the site.