An answer you can actually check
Ask a clinical question and get a response grounded in literature and guidelines, with the source cited right next to it, not a confident answer you have to take on faith.
Why the citation isn't optional
A wrong answer here isn't a bad draft, it's a bad decision
Most AI answers just need to be edited if they're off. A clinical evidence question is different: if the citation is wrong or missing, that's not a rough edge, that's the whole thing not working. The source has to be checkable every time, not most of the time.
The source sits next to the answer
Every response points to the literature or guideline it came from. You check the citation the same way you'd check a reference in a paper.
Built for the point-of-care question
Is this still first line, does this interaction matter, what does the updated guideline say. The kind of question that comes up mid-visit, not a research project.
Same compliant layer as everything else
PHI stays tokenized whether you're asking about a guideline or drafting a note. Evidence isn't a separate tool with separate rules.
Trusted by independent clinicians
“I check the citation before I trust the answer, same as I would with any reference. Having it right there makes that fast instead of a whole separate search.”
Dr. R. Kapoor
Internal medicine
“It's the first AI tool where I actually click through to the source instead of just trusting the answer.”
Dr. M. Santos
Family medicine