Cureomax is the second opinion that never sleeps — real-time, explainable intelligence at the point of care. We are building it with ten founding clinics: in the open, claimed only when proven.
The second opinion that's always on call.
Cureomax is being built to surface risk factors and differential considerations at the point of care — in real time, with the reasoning behind every flag laid open. Not a black box, and not another scribe. A second pair of eyes on the data your team already has, designed so the clinician always decides.
No invented numbers. No borrowed logos. The first claims on this page will be earned in your clinic — measured against baselines we set together.
Cureomax is built FHIR R4-native, designed to connect with Epic, Cerner, Meditech and other FHIR-compatible systems. Founding partners' EHRs lead the integration roadmap — your system goes first.
🔗 HL7 FHIR R4 nativeAt the point of care, Cureomax analyses the patient record and surfaces ranked differential considerations — each one carrying its clinical reasoning. Your team sees what they might otherwise miss.
🧠 Evidence-cited flagsThe outcomes dashboard tracks the metrics that matter to your clinic — baselined together at the start, measured honestly as we go. No invented numbers, here or anywhere.
📈 Outcomes you can auditBuilt with clinicians who demand more — not for them.
Your clinic's hardest diagnostic workflow problem becomes our build queue. Founding partners don't get a roadmap presentation — they write it with us, case by case.
Whatever pricing launches at, founding partners keep their rate — permanently. Early trust should compound, not expire with an introductory offer.
No fabricated testimonials live here — deliberately. The first real ones will be earned in your clinic, measured against baselines we set together.
This is our planned pricing — published before launch so founding partners know exactly what they're locking in. Subject to refinement; never to surprise.
We're selecting the first ten clinics. Tell us who you are — and if you like, the diagnostic workflow problem you'd most want solved.