Clinical AI doctors can actually use.
Reporting, decision support, imaging guidance, procedural tools, and clinical rule engines — built around real physician workflow, not chatbot speculation.
Clinical Decisions & AI
Medicine trains you to make the decision — not to see the guideline sprawl, workflow friction, and AI vendors now wrapped around it.
Pogosh CDS
Managing 18 patients at 2am, or covering an unfamiliar system as a locum? Pogosh surfaces the high-yield labs, imaging, escalation criteria, and the consult to call — so the knowledge you already have is actually reachable under pressure.
- Four structured outputs per chart: high-yield labs, imaging, escalation criteria, and the right consult
- ACR-aligned imaging picks; escalation criteria read the chart's live vitals and labs
- A structured rule engine mapped to clinical guidelines — not LLM free-text
- Embeds via REST API or an OpenEMR module, with a chart-aware CoPilot
For: Hospitalist, EM & inpatient teams · IR and specialty practices · EHR vendors · locum & telehealth groups
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A free-text clinical note becomes a structured decision — labs, imaging, specialist routing, and disposition.
GigHz Precision AI
Stop manually recalling LI-RADS, Bosniak, or Fleischner on a high-volume list. The right scoring framework surfaces inline as you dictate the finding — less liability, less inconsistency.
- Structures dictation into Technique → Findings → Impression with scoring embedded inline
- Auto-applies LI-RADS, Lung-RADS v2022, Fleischner, and Bosniak v2019 from context
- Calculates adrenal washout and writes the adenoma call into the impression
- Covers TI-RADS, BI-RADS, and PI-RADS in the same dictation pass
For: Diagnostic & interventional radiologists · residents and fellows · practice directors · teleradiology groups
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LI-RADS auto-detection surfacing a category from a dictated liver lesion.
Imaging Appropriateness Selector
Type an indication, get the imaging studies rated for it — informed by published appropriateness criteria, in plain language. For ordering physicians, EM, and radiology.
Open →Periprocedural Anticoagulation Tool
SIR-informed hold-and-restart guidance for warfarin, DOACs, and antiplatelets, by procedure bleed risk. For interventionalists and the teams clearing their cases.
Open →Imaging Protocol Library
Searchable CT, MRI, ultrasound, and IR protocols — parameters, contrast timing, and sequences without paging the tech. For radiologists, technologists, and trainees.
Open →PE Triage Calculator
Scores pulmonary-embolism severity and fires PERT-activation triggers so the right cases escalate fast. For EM, hospitalists, and PE response teams.
Open →Radiation Dose Calculator
Estimates effective dose across CT, fluoroscopy, and nuclear medicine — for consent conversations, QA, and cumulative-exposure tracking. For radiology and IR.
Open →IRPrep
Ablation planning with probe-coverage geometry, so you walk into the suite already knowing the setup. For interventional radiology and IR techs.
Open →CasePrep
Room, supply, and setup guides for OR and IR procedures — fewer missing items, faster turnover. For procedural teams and coordinators.
Open →Built by a practicing physician — not a vendor.
Questions doctors ask first
Are these tools medical devices?
No. They're decision-support and reference tools that surface guidelines and structure your workflow. Every clinical decision stays yours.
Will they fit my existing workflow?
Pogosh embeds via REST API or an OpenEMR module; GigHz Precision works in your dictation flow; the reference tools run in any browser. No rip-and-replace.
What do they cost?
The reference tools and calculators are free. Pogosh and GigHz Precision are built for teams — Validation Partners get free access while we prove them out.
Does my patient data leave my system?
Pogosh accepts condition IDs and clinical parameters, not patient identifiers — PHI need not leave your environment.
Not sure which one fits your situation?
Browse every free physician tool by specialty and clinical or financial decision — or talk to us about advisory, diligence, and custom builds.
Written and reviewed by Pouyan Golshani, MD, Interventional Radiologist — Last updated June 21, 2026