Clinical Decision Support

Every second counts.
Every diagnosis matters.

Aegis ingests vitals, history, and labs in real time, then surfaces differential diagnoses ranked by probability. Built for the speed and stakes of emergency medicine.

1.2s Avg response
94.7% Dx accuracy
847 Drug interactions
Active Triage Queue
Live
ESI 1
Chest pain, diaphoresis, radiating to left arm
67M | HR 112 · BP 88/54 · SpO₂ 91%
2m ago
ESI 2
Acute dyspnea, pleuritic chest pain
43F | HR 124 · BP 138/82 · SpO₂ 88%
8m ago
ESI 2
Altered mental status, fever, tachycardia
58M | HR 108 · Temp 39.4°C · WBC 22.1K
14m ago
ESI 3
Abdominal pain, nausea, RLQ tenderness
28F | HR 92 · BP 122/78 · Temp 38.2°C
21m ago
ESI 5
Laceration, left forearm, 4cm
19M | HR 78 · BP 118/72 · SpO₂ 99%
34m ago
Differential Engine

Probability-ranked differentials
from patient data, not guesswork

Aegis cross-references vitals, labs, history, and chief complaint against peer-reviewed clinical algorithms to generate ranked differential diagnoses with supporting evidence.

MRN 4821-0039 ESI 1
Chief complaint
Chest pain, diaphoresis, radiating to left arm
Heart Rate 112 bpm
Blood Pressure 88/54 mmHg
SpO₂ 91%
Temperature 37.1°C
Lab Results
Troponin I 0.24 ng/mL <0.04
D-dimer 1,840 ng/mL <500
Lactate 4.2 mmol/L 0.5-2.0
BNP 892 pg/mL <100
STEMI — ST-Elevation MI 68%
Troponin ↑ Diaphoresis Radiating pain Age >65M Hypotension
Recommend: STAT ECG + Cath Lab activation →
Pulmonary Embolism 18%
D-dimer ↑ Hypoxia Tachycardia Chest pain
Recommend: CT Pulmonary Angiography →
Aortic Dissection 9%
Hypotension Radiating pain Acute onset
Recommend: CT Aortography →
Tension Pneumothorax 5%
Hypoxia Chest pain
Recommend: CXR / Bedside US →
Drug Interaction Checker

Catch contraindications
before they reach the patient

Real-time cross-referencing of ordered medications against patient history, active prescriptions, and known interaction databases. Flags severity, mechanism, and alternatives.

Critical Drug Interaction Detected CONTRAINDICATED
tPA (Alteplase) × Heparin Bolus

Concurrent administration significantly increases hemorrhagic risk. Heparin bolus should be delayed until 60 minutes post-tPA completion per AHA/ASA guidelines for acute ischemic stroke protocols.

Recommended alternative

Defer Heparin. Consider Aspirin 325mg PO if antiplatelet therapy needed prior to Heparin window. Monitor aPTT q2h post-tPA.

Pre-order screening

Flags interactions before the order reaches pharmacy. Reduces time-to-correction from hours to seconds.

Evidence-linked references

Every alert cites its source: AHA, ACEP, FDA label, or peer-reviewed literature. No black boxes.

Patient-specific context

Adjusts severity based on renal function, hepatic status, weight, and age. A 90kg adult and a 3kg neonate get different alerts.

Allergy cross-reactivity

Maps cross-sensitivities between drug classes. PCN allergy flagged for carbapenem orders with documented reactivity patterns.

Sepsis Early Warning

Hours before clinical deterioration,
Aegis sees the trajectory

Continuous monitoring of vital sign trends, lab trajectories, and clinical markers. Surfaces qSOFA and SOFA scores in real time, escalating alerts as risk increases.

14:22 Admission — Baseline vitals normal HR 82, BP 128/78, Temp 37.2°C, RR 16, WBC 9.8K
16:45 Routine labs — WBC trending up WBC 13.2K (↑35%), Lactate 1.8 mmol/L. Aegis notes upward trajectory.
18:10 qSOFA 1 — Yellow alert generated RR 24 (↑), BP 108/62 (↓). Aegis recommends: repeat lactate, blood cultures x2.
19:38 qSOFA 2 — Orange alert escalation Altered mentation, RR 28, Lactate 3.6 (↑100%). Aegis flags SOFA ≥2 criteria met.
20:02 SOFA 8 — Critical: Sepsis protocol activated Aegis auto-pages attending. Recommends: 30mL/kg crystalloid bolus, broad-spectrum abx within 1hr, vasopressor standby.
SOFA Score — Current HIGH RISK
8
of 24 max
Respiration (PaO₂/FiO₂) +2
Coagulation (Platelets) +1
Liver (Bilirubin) +1
Cardiovascular (MAP) +2
CNS (Glasgow Coma) +1
Renal (Creatinine) +1
EHR Integration

Zero extra clicks.
Fits your existing workflow.

Aegis reads from your EHR in real time via HL7 FHIR. No separate login, no tab switching, no data re-entry. It appears when you need it and stays out of the way when you don't.

01
Patient arrives

Triage nurse enters chief complaint and vitals. Aegis begins ingesting within 200ms via FHIR subscription.

< 1 sec
02
Differential generated

Cross-references complaint + vitals + history against clinical algorithms. Ranked differentials surface in the EHR sidebar.

1.2 sec avg
03
Labs return

Each lab result re-weights the differential in real time. New evidence highlights in green. Drug interactions checked on every order.

Continuous
04
Disposition decision

Physician reviews Aegis-supported differential, confirms or adjusts, and documents with one click. Full audit trail preserved.

1 click
Healthcare worker checking patient vitals with a pulse oximeter in a clinical setting.
Built for the ED

Designed with physicians
who see 200+ patients per shift

Every pixel is informed by observing emergency medicine workflows. Aegis was co-developed with attending physicians at three Level I trauma centers across 18 months of clinical validation.

3
Level I trauma centers
18mo
Clinical validation
42K
Patient encounters
HIPAA
SOC 2 Type II compliant
Lab Results Log

Complete lab panel at a glance

Every lab result auto-flags against reference ranges and feeds into the differential engine. Abnormal values are highlighted by severity.

Test Result Units Reference Flag
Troponin I 0.24 ng/mL <0.04 HIGH
D-dimer 1,840 ng/mL <500 HIGH
Lactate 4.2 mmol/L 0.5-2.0 HIGH
BNP 892 pg/mL <100 HIGH
WBC 18.4 K/uL 4.5-11.0 HIGH
Hemoglobin 13.2 g/dL 12.0-17.5 OK
Platelets 128 K/uL 150-400 LOW
Creatinine 2.1 mg/dL 0.7-1.3 HIGH
Sodium 138 mEq/L 136-145 OK
Potassium 4.8 mEq/L 3.5-5.0 OK
Glucose 224 mg/dL 70-110 HIGH
Procalcitonin 8.4 ng/mL <0.25 HIGH