THE FUTURE OF CLINICAL PREPARATION

Walk into the visit.
With the story in hand.

GOMER brings complex records into a focused briefing.
With the Sources behind it, ready for your review.

THE CASE. THE CONTEXT. THE CLINICIAN.
THE RECORD IS ONLY THE BEGINNING.SOURCE-BACKED CLINICAL WORK

✦ THE WORK BEFORE THE VISIT

The visit is short.
The record isn’t.

The history is spread across notes, results, and outside records. Getting ready means finding the pieces that matter and seeing how they fit.

GOMER’s vision is a working Case that brings that context forward, so the next visit can begin with a clearer picture.

01

Connect the record.

Bring authorized records into one Case, with each Source preserved.

THE CHART
02

Set the Aim.

Focus the Workup on a visit, a change, or a question that needs a closer look.

THE WORKUP
03

Follow the Evidence.

Bring relevant Facts together. Compare Explanations and keep Gaps visible.

THE TRAIL
04

Review the briefing.

Read the conclusion, open its Sources, and see what would change it.

THE DELIVERABLE
Built around the way clinicians think.See the result

✦ A WALKTHROUGH WITH DREW

Signal & Story.
See it in practice.

Walk through Signal & Story with the person building it. See the report, the reasoning, and the next questions to bring into the room.

01:38THE RECORDED DEMO
Then explore the sample briefing
SIGNAL & STORY / WITH DREWOpen video in a new tab

✦ EXPLORE A SAMPLE BRIEFING

Start with the story.
Go straight to the source.

A concise view of what matters, with the Evidence close enough to check. Choose a reference, browse the Sources, or explore the open questions.

GOMER / CASE 001 / VISIT PREPARATION FOR REVIEW
The Case briefing
BEFORE THE NEXT VISIT01 / 03

A report is referenced.
Its contents are still missing.

The latest note discusses an outside report, but the attached document is not in this Case. The briefing keeps that distinction in view.

WHAT THE RECORD ESTABLISHES
01

An outside report was requested before the next visit.

02

An earlier note says the review was waiting on that report.

03

The latest note refers to an attachment that is absent from the Case.

What would change this briefing?

Adding the referenced report would allow this Gap to be revisited.

EVERY FINDING HAS A SOURCE.THE OPEN QUESTIONS STAY OPEN.
NO SIGNUP. JUST EXPLORE.

The briefing is the beginning of your review.

✦ MADE FOR CLINICAL ATTENTION

Useful at a glance.
Accountable in the details.

01 / CONTEXT

See what changed.

Bring the latest record into the relevant history. Keep the sequence intact so an isolated note can become part of a coherent picture.

02 / PROVENANCE

Know where it came from.

Keep each Claim linked to its Evidence. Open the original excerpt when the wording, context, or interpretation deserves a closer look.

03 / UNCERTAINTY

Keep room for the unknown.

Missing records and competing Explanations belong in the briefing. Seeing the Gap is part of understanding what the Case can support.

✦ THE ROAD AHEAD

One Case.
A foundation to build on.

Start by getting the records right. Build toward Workups that carry the understanding forward.

Translucent glass sheets aligned into one organized archive
CONNECTED RECORDS. LASTING CONTEXT.
01
THE FOUNDATION

Your records, in one Case.

Patient-authorized connection, starting with Epic MyChart. A local Case, preserved Sources, and updates when requested.

02
THE FIRST WORKUP

Signal & Story.

A focused look at a selected day’s results and the relevant history, with source-backed reasoning and a separate checker.

03
THE BROADER AMBITION

Context that keeps working.

Richer Research, reusable Playbooks, and more ways to prepare for complex visits inside the agent environment you already use.

GOMER begins as a plugin. Codex is the first home.

THE PERSON DESERVES YOUR ATTENTION.

Bring the story
into the room.

See what a focused, source-backed briefing can look like.