Clinical workflow available today

Clinical AI Assistant for Lipedema and Venous Assessment

Organize patient records, consent, examinations, physician-approved reports, follow-up, treatment planning, clinical photographs, and DICOM studies in one authenticated workspace.

Treatment-plan AI assistance is implemented but optional and physician-reviewed. Automated ultrasound interpretation is not implemented.

A clinician in lavender scrubs at a computer while a patient reads a printed report

Available in Phase 1

The clinical workflow, organized

Working workflows are separated from optional AI assistance and future modules. Automated ultrasound interpretation is not presented as clinical functionality.

Treatment-plan AI draft integration: implemented, currently unconfigured.

It creates a separate draft only after specific consent and requires physician review. It does not provide automated diagnosis or ultrasound interpretation.

Patient records

Create persistent patient profiles and keep core demographics and clinical history together.

Available

Documented consent

Record clinical-record and photography consent with version, time, and staff attribution.

Available

Clinical review

Document examinations, physician review, approved reports, follow-up, and versioned treatment plans.

Available

Private imaging

Store consent-checked clinical photographs and DICOM studies with authenticated private access.

Available

Knowledge Center

Manage clinic-scoped references, versioned internal protocols, and protected PDF documents.

Available

Research Center

Manage consent-gated studies and export limited coded structured datasets under investigator control.

Available

Operational analytics

Review privacy-suppressed, clinic-scoped workflow counts and UTC weekly trends with documented metric definitions.

Available

Not implemented

These modules remain separate future stages.

Automated ultrasound interpretation / Planned

How it works

A clear path from intake to imaging

Each step follows the workflow already implemented in the clinical application.

  1. 01

    Register the patient

    Create the clinical record with the information supplied by the patient.

  2. 02

    Record both consents

    Document clinical-record and photography decisions before image collection.

  3. 03

    Open an examination

    Add the visit date, encounter type, and physician notes to the timeline.

  4. 04

    Capture clinical views

    Store consent-checked photographs privately for longitudinal documentation.

Monthly subscription

Start with seven days of clinic access

Self-service registration and server-enforced trial expiry are active. Subscription pricing, payment collection, billing, and renewal are not configured.

  • Clinic-admin workspace
  • Patient and consent records
  • Visit documentation
  • Private clinical images

Clinic trial

7 days free

Create one clinic administrator account and verify its email. No payment details are requested.

Start seven-day trial

Subscription purchase is not available.

Privacy and clinical responsibility

LipoVena AI supports documentation; it does not replace clinician judgment. Patient data and clinical images belong inside authenticated clinical workflows and are never exposed on this public page.

FAQ

Clear answers before launch

Is LipoVena AI available for public signup?

Yes. A clinic administrator can register and start one seven-day trial for the clinic. Local development uses a one-time POST verification action because email delivery is not configured.

Does the platform currently provide AI diagnoses?

No. An optional treatment-plan drafting integration is implemented but always requires physician review and is unavailable until API access is configured. Automated ultrasound interpretation, diagnosis, and scoring are not implemented.

How are clinical photographs handled?

Photographs require granted photography consent and authenticated access. Files are stored in private application storage rather than the public website directory.

Can I purchase a subscription today?

No. Trial expiry is enforced, but pricing, payment collection, billing, and renewal are not configured.