Corpus AI reads fragmented clinical data and estimates each patient's real risk —heart attack, kidney disease, stroke and more— with calibrated probabilities. It prioritizes who to treat today, before the event costs a life and millions.
Every clinical target met is a heart attack that never happens. And a heart attack that never happens ripples across three dimensions: it costs less, it preserves years of productive life, and it spares a family a crisis.
Each prevented heart attack saves hospitalization, ICU, procedures and readmissions — the cost that weighs most on a payer or provider.
241 prevented heart attacks are years of quality life and work that get preserved — for the patient, their employer and the system.
A heart attack shakes an entire family. Preventing it averts the emotional crisis — personal, family and social — that no financial dashboard ever captures.
Corpus figures come from a real production deployment (partner withheld for confidentiality). Projections are illustrative estimates, not guaranteed results.
An independent external validation confirms the calibration holds: when the model says 20%, ~20% happens.
Data in silos. Decisions made on incomplete information. Improvised prevention. No follow-up. 70% of healthcare cost stems from chronic disease that could have been prevented.
A unified system that reads any data, computes risk with visible reasoning, generates the plan, and keeps the loop active over time.
The engine converts fragmented data into actionable groups. Each cohort arrives with its clinical action, no score to interpret, just execute.
n = 1,248,302 pacientesAggregate proportions across all clinical paths. 30-day window.
Five complementary roles, operations, technology, medicine, AI. Every clinical decision is signed by someone with medical practice; every technical decision, by someone who has held it up in production.
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Operating Officer
Tech Lead
Chief Medical Officer
Chief AI Officer
The physicians of our Advisory Board accompany us throughout the process: they review what we do and safeguard the model's clinical validity and its implementation in the clinical workflow.
General Director of Fundación Santa Fe de Bogotá. He brings the perspective of someone who runs a high-complexity hospital: how prediction gets implemented in real institutions without breaking the clinical workflow.
Cardiologist and former Minister of Health of Colombia. He watches that the model makes sense at health-system scale: populations, insurance, and public prevention policy.
Internal-medicine physician, intensivist, and Latin American reference in critical care. His clinical review keeps the model’s operating bands meaningful for patients who pass through the ICU.
Cardiologist and electrophysiologist, FACC and FESC. He reviews the clinical validity of the cardiovascular model: that the infarction prediction holds up against real-world cardiology practice.
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