Bring the case together.
History, observations, assessments, medications, goals, and follow-up remain connected to one patient record.
Clinical workspace for psychiatrists
See the whole clinical picture.
Organize patient context, think through complex cases, and follow change over time—with every AI suggestion kept under clinical review.
Case workspace
Clinician review modePatient context
1History
2Current observations
3Assessments
4Follow-up
AI draft · review required
Not in clinical recordStart with what is known. Make uncertainty visible.
Stan separates source information from generated reasoning, asks for missing context, and keeps every proposed guide in draft until the psychiatrist reviews it.
Source linkedUncertainty shownHuman approval
One continuous view
From fragments to a coherent case.
Clinical information should accumulate into understanding—not disappear across notes, forms, and disconnected conversations.
Think with context.
Discuss the case in a patient-scoped workspace that separates known facts, missing information, and AI inference.
Follow what changes.
Review sessions, symptoms, assessments, risks, and care decisions as a clear longitudinal story.
Case-aware conversation
Ask the case. Not a generic chatbot.
The conversation stays attached to one authorized patient. You control the context, see what is missing, and decide what—if anything—belongs in the record.
Clinical assistant
Patient-scoped · source-aware · review required
Which important context is still missing before I prepare the next session?
Draft response
The current record does not confirm recent sleep pattern, medication adherence, or an updated safety assessment. Consider clarifying these areas before reviewing a guide.
Based only on selected patient context. No record was changed.
Responsible by design
Clinical judgment stays in the room.
AI stays visibly separate
Generated reasoning is labeled, versioned, and kept outside the clinical record until reviewed.
Evidence stays attached
Recommendations must preserve sources, limitations, and uncertainty instead of hiding them behind confidence.
The doctor decides
Stan cannot diagnose, prescribe, or autonomously change a patient record or care plan.
Controlled beta
Build the clinical workspace carefully.
Early access will open only after privacy, safety, and clinical review gates are ready.