The problem

The evidence is settled.
The delivery is broken.

The guideline knows what to do. The system around the patient makes it hard to do it, every time, in time.

Four forces pulling the pathway apart.

The burden is growing

Stroke volume keeps climbing while the window to act stays measured in minutes.

The system is fragmented

Hub-and-spoke transfers split one decision across sites, teams and shift changes.

Memory has limits

The guideline runs to dozens of branching rules. No one recalls them all under a running clock.

The liability is severe

A missed indication is unforgiving, clinically and for the people who carry it.

One pathway, broken at every handoff.

Six stages of care, each handled by different people, systems and sites. Switch to see what changes when every stage has a system built for it.

  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.

Go deeper.

The human cost

What the gaps do to the clinicians who carry these decisions, from four published studies.

Why it matters

Missed and delayed stroke care is now decided by juries, and the verdicts are rising.

How HORUS closes the gaps

A system built for every stage of care, and for the handoff after it.

See LUCID on your own cases.

A 30-minute walkthrough with the team that built it.