HORUSNeuroTechnologies

Intelligent systems
for acute
stroke care.

The evidence is settled. The delivery is broken. Across a fragmented pathway, the right decision is lost at every handoff. HORUS is the intelligence layer that closes those gaps, so every patient gets the right treatment, in real time.

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Licensed by the University of PittsburghBuilt by the NeuroPrecision Lab

The problem

One pathway, broken at every handoff.

A stroke patient moves through six stages of care, across ambulances, hospitals, teams and shift changes. The guideline is clear at each one. What breaks is the handoff between them, where information is lost and the decision is made again from less.

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  1. 1PrehospitalMiscommunication between the field and the hospital.Triage and routing, decided before the doors open. In development
  2. 2ImagingData gaps between the scan and the decision.Imaging measures read the same way, every time. In development
  3. 3DecisionCognitive overload under a running clock.LUCID: one guideline-graded recommendation in seconds. Live
  4. 4TrialsEligible patients missed for enrollment.TrialLens: every open protocol, ranked by fit, in time. Live
  5. 5RecordsFollow-up lost after discharge.One record that carries the plan forward. In development
  6. 6Quality and billingReporting and revenue lost to manual work.Registry fields and charges captured from the chart. In development

Today the pathway breaks at every handoff. Each mark is a point where the right decision can slip, between teams, sites and shift changes.

With HORUS, every stage has a system built for it and the handoff that follows, so what was known in the ambulance is still known at follow-up.

The platform

Smart systems. One care pathway.

Each HORUS system is built for one stage of stroke care and the handoff that follows it, so the decision is made from everything that is already known. Two are in clinical use today; the rest of the pathway is in development.

LUCID

LUCID Live

Decision. The guideline engine for acute stroke: what to do, why, and the note, in under five seconds.

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TrialLens

TrialLens Live

Trials. Every open trial a patient could enter, ranked by fit, before the enrollment window closes.

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See every stage of care

A notification is how it begins.

13:47 on a Wednesday. It starts calm. Then a transfer comes in and the questions arrive faster than anyone can answer them. Here is that hour, from the quiet before to the outcome the next day.

A quiet phone screen before the call

13:47

The calm before

An ordinary Wednesday afternoon. In a moment a transfer somewhere will set the clock running, and this quiet screen will light up.

Evidence

Perfect on the guideline.

Audited against the 2026 AHA/ASA acute ischemic stroke guideline, LUCID matched every one of 225 decision points. Three frontier language models, given the same cases, matched 71 to 78%.

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100%concordance across 225 decision points (95% CI 98.3 to 100%)
7 of 7Class III-Harm recommendations detected
15 of 15Class III-No Benefit recommendations detected

Who we are

Built by the NeuroPrecision Lab, by the people who run code strokes.

HORUS was founded by a vascular and interventional neurology team, and researchers who know code strokes to the core. Licensed by the University of Pittsburgh, it turns the evidence the field already has into decisions that reach every patient, at every center, every time.

NeuroPrecision LabUniversity of Pittsburgh
Meet the team

Built for the whole stroke team.

Clinicians

Defensible decisions in seconds, with the note written.

Stroke programs

One partner across the pathway, and a calculator for your program.

Researchers

Every eligible patient seen in time, during the acute workup.

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