Clinical decision support for emergency clinicians.
Turn a focused ED presentation into structured history prompts, exam priorities, differential diagnoses, red flags, investigation considerations, treatment considerations, and guideline references.
Case
58-year-old with sudden chest pain radiating to the back
Focused History
- Onset — sudden vs. gradual, exertional trigger
- Pain character — tearing, ripping, migrating
- Vascular risk factors — hypertension, smoking, connective tissue disease
From presentation to structured reasoning in seconds
Three steps take you from a focused case entry to a fully sourced clinical breakdown.
Enter focused patient information
Presenting complaint, key history, and exam findings — only what's needed for this case.
ED Assist structures the clinical reasoning
History prompts, red flags, differential, investigations, and treatment considerations are generated together.
Review recommendations and source references
Every section links to open-access guidelines, so you can verify before it informs a clinical decision.
Everything a focused ED assessment needs
Each section is generated together and cross-referenced, so the reasoning stays consistent from history to disposition.
Focused History
Structured prompts for the history questions that actually change management for this presentation.
Focused Examination
Exam priorities ranked by clinical yield, so nothing time-sensitive gets missed under pressure.
Differential Diagnosis
A ranked differential built from the presenting complaint, risk factors, and exam findings entered.
Don't-Miss Diagnoses
Explicit red-flag and can't-miss diagnoses surfaced separately from the general differential.
Safe Investigations
Investigation considerations aligned to the differential, with rationale for each recommendation.
Treatment Considerations
Initial management considerations organized by urgency, ready for clinician review and adaptation.
General Adult Doses
Reference dosing for commonly used agents in the ED adult population, clearly separated from advice.
Disposition Considerations
Admission, discharge, and escalation considerations based on the working diagnosis and risk profile.
Open-Access Guideline References
Every recommendation links back to open-access guidelines and sources you can verify in seconds.
Copy-Ready Documentation
A clean, structured note ready to copy into your clinical record, saving minutes on every case.
Built to support clinical judgment, never replace it
ED Assist AI is a reasoning aid. It structures information and surfaces considerations — the treating clinician remains fully responsible for every decision.
- For licensed clinicians only
- Clinical decision support, not autonomous diagnosis
- Clinician must review recommendations and sources
- Final clinical decisions remain with the treating clinician
- Sources and reasoning remain visible at every step
A transparent path from input to decision
One plan. Everything included.
Start with a 3-day free trial — no charge until it ends, cancel anytime.
- Unlimited focused ED assessments
- Full differential, red flags & investigations
- Guideline references on every recommendation
- Copy-ready documentation export
- Priority support
No credit card charged until your trial ends.
Frequently asked questions
No. It's clinical decision support — it structures reasoning and surfaces considerations for a licensed clinician to review. It does not diagnose or make autonomous clinical decisions.
Licensed emergency physicians, registrars, and advanced practice clinicians working in emergency or urgent care settings.
Every section is paired with open-access guideline references so you can verify the reasoning and sources before they inform any decision.
Yes — output is formatted as copy-ready documentation, but you remain responsible for reviewing and editing it before it enters the record.
Yes, ED Assist AI Pro includes a 3-day free trial with full access before your card is charged.
Bring structured clinical reasoning to every ED case.
Start your 3-day free trial — full access, no charge until it ends.