Decision support. Each capability below is decision support for the clinician using ChironAI. The clinician evaluates, decides, and signs every output that enters the chart. ChironAI does not make a regulatory clearance claim; see Disclosures.

ChironAI CDSFull capabilities inventory

What ChironAI CDS surfaces to the clinician, by workflow.

Roughly thirty decision-support capabilities, grouped by where they live in the consultation workflow. For specialty-depth treatment of any group, follow the specialty link in that section. The clinician remains the decision-maker on every output.

Pre-visit

Before the clinician walks in.

Pre-visit patient interview

Patient engagement →

AI-led structured intake with the patient: history, ROS, social and environmental factors, red-flag triggers. Output structured for the consultation context.

Risk-flag surfacing

High-priority flags surfaced from the patient interview before the clinician opens the chart. Red-flag patterns trigger AB 489-compliant clinical attention.

Patient consent capture

Explicit consent capture for AI-assisted workflows, per AB 3030 disclosure. Persisted with the visit record.

Reasoning

Clinical reasoning, structured and auditable.

Differential diagnosis support

Decision-support reasoning over presenting features with Bayesian confidence and qualitative tiers. Discriminating features called out per differential. The clinician evaluates and selects.

Clinical evidence synthesis

Real-time synthesis of canonical guidelines and peer-reviewed literature. Source-grounded with explicit guideline anchors.

Risk stratification

Wells (DVT/PE), GRACE (ACS), MELD, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, TIMI, HEART, others. The reasoning that justifies each score is shown.

Confidence calibration

Six-tier qualitative scale plus quantitative Bayesian percentages. “Cannot exclude” as a first-class state when data is insufficient.

Must-review-before-final gate

Compliance →

Architectural AB 489 gate. Every AI artifact carries the non-dismissible review banner. Every PDF export carries the disclosure in the footer.

Imaging

Radiology, structured and source-grounded.

Multi-pass radiology second-look

Radiology →

Five-pass structured second-look review for radiology — structure, pathology, artifacts, missed zones, cross-window correlation — as a named ordered process. The radiologist drafts and signs the impression of record.

Twelve-framework awareness

BI-RADS, LI-RADS, PI-RADS, Lung-RADS, TI-RADS, ACR-TI-RADS, RECIST, PERCIST, ASPECTS, AO/OTA, others. Modality-appropriate framework selection.

Red-Alert discipline

Time-critical findings are architecturally separated from routine outputs. Notification path is distinct from the read.

Image-grounded reasoning

Llama 4 Vision routes imaging through structured reasoning. Candidate findings cite the imaging series and slice they were observed on, surfaced for radiologist review.

Diagnostics

Labs, structured and trend-aware.

Ten-pattern recognition library

Labs →

Sepsis screen, AKI, thyroid trajectory, lipid panel, diabetic series, hepatic panel, renal panel, infectious panel, oncology panel, cardiovascular panel.

Reference-range adjustment

Demographic adjustment for age, sex, pregnancy status, and applicable specialty context. The system does not flag normal pediatric values as adult abnormal.

Trending sparklines

Longitudinal lab trajectory rendered inline with the current value. Patterns recognized across the longitudinal context.

Reflex testing recommendation

Where a pattern warrants additional testing, the recommendation surfaces with the guideline anchor that warrants it.

Documentation

Notes, structured and source-grounded.

SOAP source-grounding

Documentation →

Every statement in the generated SOAP note traces to its underlying source field, source value, and source date. Visible to the clinician at review time.

Twelve-locale multi-language output

English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, Mandarin, Arabic, Tagalog, Vietnamese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian. RTL support for Arabic.

Document versioning

Every signed document gets an immutable SHA-256 hash at signature time. Amendments are recorded as new versions; the original signed version stays verifiable.

Signature integrity

Document hash + signing clinician identity + timestamp + audit-chain entry. Any subsequent modification fails hash verification.

Bulk-sign workflow

Multiple documents reviewed and signed in one workflow. Each document still requires individual physician attestation; bulk-sign is a UI optimization, not a compliance shortcut.

Prescribing

Medications, structured and interaction-aware.

Full medication schemas

Prescribing →

Indication, mechanism, contraindication, drug-drug and drug-disease interaction, dose-adjustment guidance. RxNorm-anchored.

Four-tier drug interaction severity

Critical (contraindicated), Major (monitor closely), Moderate (caution), Minor (informational). With mechanism disclosure and recommendation per interaction.

Step therapy and prior auth flags

When a prescription would trigger a step-therapy requirement or prior auth under common payer formularies, the system surfaces the flag before the prescription is signed.

Pharmacology evidence anchoring

Each interaction cites the canonical pharmacology source that warrants the severity tier and recommendation.

Engagement

Patients, structured at their reading level.

Patient portal

Engagement →

Patient-facing portal for pre-visit interview, post-visit follow-up, patient education, and consent capture. Mobile-first.

Six reading levels

Patient education output composed at kindergarten, elementary, middle-school, high-school, college, and professional reading levels. The system meets the patient where they read.

Multi-language patient education

Patient-facing content rendered in any of the twelve supported locales. RTL support preserved end to end.

Compliance and audit

The substrate that makes everything else defensible.

Tamper-evident audit chain

Security →

HMAC + previous-hash audit log on every clinical action. Immutability enforced at the database layer. Verifiable end to end.

ADMT notice and opt-out

AB 375 / CCPA / CPRA Automated Decision-Making Technology notice surfaces on first AI feature use. Opt-out controls in the user-preferences surface.

AB 3030 disclosure

Generative-AI authorship disclosed on every AI artifact. Non-dismissible by design.

Multi-tenant isolation

Every database row carries a tenant ID. PostgreSQL Row-Level Security policies enforce isolation at the database layer, independently of the application layer.

A note to the reader

See the full clinical workflow from intake to signed chart.

The capabilities above compose into a single end-to-end consultation flow. See how each step renders in the product.