Imagine every visit beginning the same way — a quick, non-invasive scan that hands the clinician an objective read of the patient before the consult starts. One assessment, run by a nurse or technician, no lab, no needle, under seven minutes, to guide the care and decisions that follow. We believe a scan like this should be the first step of any visit — and a mandatory annual.
Today, most visits start close to a blank slate — a few questions, a blood-pressure cuff, and the patient's own account of how they feel. The objective data, if it comes at all, arrives after the visit: labs sent out, imaging scheduled, a follow-up booked.
Aurorus flips the order. A single seven-minute scan at intake gives the clinician a quantitative read across forty-nine systems before they walk into the room — so the consult starts from evidence, not from zero.
Scan first, then consult. The physician reviews an objective baseline before the conversation begins.
One standardized read a year, building a longitudinal record of how each patient is actually changing over time.
No physician time spent on the assessment itself. The scan is captured by support staff and ready when the clinician is.
Five steps, one of them new. The scan slots into the front of the visit — and changes everything that comes after it.
The visit begins as it always has — no new burden on the patient, no preparation, no fasting, nothing to remember the night before.
Before seeing the physician, the patient rests their fingertips on the sensor. A non-invasive scan captures a read across forty-nine systems — no needle, no specialist required. Support staff run it; the physician's time is untouched.
The clinician reviews a color-coded, system-level read before the consult. The conversation starts from data — what's in range, what isn't, and how today compares to the last scan.
Decisions are guided by objective signal rather than guesswork. The deeper workup is ordered where it's warranted — and skipped where the read is already clear. Care is tuned to the individual in front of the clinician.
At the next visit, another scan. The delta shows whether the treatment is working — turning "how do you feel?" into a measurable answer, and closing the loop on the plan.
One objective read at the front of the visit pays off in four directions at once.
No needle, no fasting, no waiting days for results. A faster, gentler visit that can resolve in a single appointment instead of a string of follow-ups.
Because the scan is run by a nurse or technician, the assessment costs no physician time. Clinicians spend their hours where they're needed — on judgment and decisions, not data collection.
With an objective baseline in hand, care is matched to the individual — the right workup, the right intervention, adjusted against real signal instead of population averages.
A scan before and a scan after answers the question driving most of clinical care: is this working? Response becomes a tracked number across forty-nine channels, not an impression.
A seven-minute scan with no lab processing, and no physician time displaces a portion of the assessment burden currently carried by lab work, imaging, and repeat visits — and shifts care upstream of the costly deteriorations that early signal can catch.
Run by a nurse or technician, with no lab processing, each read costs a fraction of the multi-step workup it can appropriately stand in for.
An objective read at every visit — and a mandatory annual — moves detection upstream of the deteriorations that drive the largest downstream costs.
Freeing clinicians from data collection lets a practice see and serve more patients with the same staff — capacity that compounds across a hospital or system.
The "first step of every visit" is the future we're building toward — stated honestly alongside what the device is cleared to do today.
Aurorus is an electrophysiological measurement system cleared by the FDA under De Novo classification (DEN150004). It does not replace clinical judgment, laboratory testing, or imaging where required. Statements describing routine or annual use reflect the company's vision for the standard of care, not current clinical guidelines or regulatory requirements.
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