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Clinical decision support AI at the bedside, right when you need it

At the point of care, ask for the differential, the current guideline, or an interaction check and get a concise, cited answer fast enough to use with the patient in front of you.

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Reviewed by: Arkangel AI clinical review team, Medical AI content

Support at the point of care

Bedside-ready answers, grounded in current evidence you can verify.

Differential at the bedside

Enter the presenting complaint and get an organized differential with the dangerous diagnoses and the workup to resolve them.

Guideline on demand

Pull the current evidence-based recommendation for the condition in front of you, summarized with sources.

Interaction check on the spot

Review the patient's medication list for clinically significant interactions before you finalize the plan.

Evidence-based search built for clinicians

Ask any clinical question and get a concise, cited answer drawn from peer-reviewed literature and clinical guidelines.

Explore potential documentation gaps

Review available, supported records for potential billing details and documentation gaps. Validate findings against the complete clinical context.

Evidence at your fingertips

Explore available clinical guidelines and literature, and check the sources and relevance of each finding before applying it.

Findings for clinical review

Surface potential clinical risks and documentation gaps in supported records for professional review. Timing and coverage depend on the configured workflow.

Review potential billing gaps

Identify possible missing charges or coding gaps in supported records. Billing professionals validate the documentation and applicable payer rules before making changes.

Security & Compliance

ISO 27001 Certified. HIPAA on Enterprise.

70+ security controls, penetration tested, and continuously monitored via Vanta.

Compliance Center

ISO 27001:2022 certified and penetration tested, with HIPAA compliance and a BAA on Enterprise plans. With 70+ security controls covering infrastructure, data privacy, and audit procedures—plus continuous monitoring via Vanta—Enterprise deployments protect PHI with cryptographic controls and information access restrictions.

Security & compliance

Built for Healthcare Teams

Role-based access control, secure development policies, and system change procedures let your team collaborate safely. Scale across departments with audit trails, asset handling controls, and subprocessors like Azure for anonymization—all documented in our public Compliance Center.

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Frequently asked questions

Is it fast enough to use at the bedside?

Yes. Answers are concise and return in seconds, designed for use at the point of care rather than after the encounter.

Does it replace clinical judgment?

No. It is decision support at the bedside. It accelerates evidence retrieval but the assessment of each patient remains yours.

Are the answers sourced?

Yes. Every answer links to the peer-reviewed studies and guidelines behind it, so you can verify before acting.

What is CDSS in AI?

A clinical decision support system (CDSS) gives clinicians information to support decisions at the point of care. AI-based CDSS retrieves and summarizes the studies and guidelines relevant to a clinical question, or flags possible gaps in a record. Arkangel AI links every answer and finding to its source for verification.

Is Arkangel AI secure for clinical teams?

Arkangel AI is ISO 27001:2022 certified, applies 70+ security controls with penetration testing and continuous monitoring via Vanta, and offers HIPAA compliance and a BAA on Enterprise plans. On self-serve plans, avoid entering patient-identifying information in your questions.

Clinical decision support, not a replacement

Arkangel AI supports clinical decision-making and does not replace clinician judgment. Always confirm recommendations against primary sources and your local protocols before acting.