For peopleEarly access
Consumer triage
A structured first step into care.
Guided symptom intake, assessment, and a shareable handoff people can bring into a visit.
A structured first step into care
from symptomsto structurednext steps.
Eiralis is a structured intake and care-routing platform. Describe what is happening in plain language. Receive an assessment you can bring into care.
Eiralis provides structured health information. It does not provide a diagnosis.
- Privacy by design
- Human review where it matters
- Auditable by design
- Not a medical device
For people
A calmer way to describe what is happening.
Most of healthcare for most people is not the appointment. It is everything before and between them. Eiralis gives that part structure.
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Describe it in plain language
Write or speak what is happening. No forms. No jargon. Eiralis asks the follow-up questions that usually get asked at intake.
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Get a structured assessment
A readable summary of what you described, the questions it raises, and what a reasonable next step might look like.
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Bring it into care
Share the assessment with a clinic, take a copy to a visit, or keep it for yourself. It is yours, not locked to us.
For care systems
Built for individuals today. Designed to support clinics and hospitals tomorrow.
The same structured intake that helps one person describe a concern can help a clinic prepare a visit or help a hospital route arrivals. One reasoning engine, multiple surfaces.
One engine, many surfaces
One engine. Six modes. Designed to reinforce each other.
Every mode runs on the same reasoning engine. We are intentional about what is live, what is in pilot, and what is still roadmap.
For clinicsEarly pilots
Clinic assist
Intake that arrives ready.
Intake support, note and chart preparation, and routing context for clinics and group practices.
For hospitalsPilot conversations
Hospital intake
Pre-arrival context for capacity under pressure.
Pre-arrival intake, registration handoff, and routing context for hospitals, urgent care, and ER-adjacent operators.
For care systemsIn development
Clinical scale
Supervised triage and capacity extension.
Extended triage and capacity support in clinics and virtual-care settings under clinical supervision.
For cliniciansRoadmap
Research mode
Literature and case synthesis for hard cases.
Slower deep-dive research over literature and case context for difficult or ambiguous situations.
For the long termLong-term roadmap
Advanced care pathways
Regulated, narrow, higher-autonomy settings.
Narrow, regulated pathways where supervision ladders and clinical validation support higher-autonomy care over time.
How it works
Six steps, one engine.
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Listen
Take in what the person said, in their own language, with the context that surrounds it.
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Structure
Turn the description into structured medical context: signs, duration, history, concerns.
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Reason
Apply clinical reasoning to surface what is likely, what is uncertain, and what matters to act on.
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Verify
Check against safety guardrails, red-flag criteria, and intended-use boundaries. Escalate when the situation calls for it.
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Route
Return the assessment to the person and, when they choose, into a clinic, hospital, or provider workflow.
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Learn
Close the loop. Outcomes, feedback, and supervision sharpen the system over time.
Safety and oversight
Careful about what this is. Honest about what it is not.
Eiralis is built for structured information and guidance, not diagnosis. The system flags uncertainty and situations that may need human review.
Eiralis is not for emergencies. In an emergency, contact local emergency services.
- Structured assessmentNot a diagnosis
- Red-flag awarenessHuman review where the situation calls for it
- Guided intakeNot a replacement for a clinician
- Auditable by designEvery step logged and reviewable
Founder
“The hardest part of healthcare for most people is not the appointment. It is everything that happens before and between them.”
Founder of Eiralis. Former CEO of Medimap, where he worked on healthcare access and patient routing across fragmented systems.
Read the full About pageEarly access is open in the US and Canada.
Join the waitlist to be part of the first wave. Clinics and hospitals can open a conversation about pilots.