Level 01
Kindergarten
“Your head hurts a lot sometimes. The doctor wants to help you feel better. We will look at why.”
Decision support. Pre-visit interview output and patient education are structured for clinician review and adjustment before they reach the patient or the chart. ChironAI does not make a regulatory clearance claim; see Disclosures.
ChironAI CDSPatient engagement
Meet the patient where they read, in their language.
Patient engagement is part of clinical reasoning, not a marketing wrapper. Chiron runs the pre-visit interview, then folds what it learns into the patient snapshot it maintains for the encounter — so the patient’s perspective enters the consultation context with the same structural respect as the lab values do. Patient portal, pre-visit interview, multi-language education: one continuous thread into the visit.
Pre-visit interview
AI-assisted intake the patient completes before the consultation.
ChironAI™ CDSPatient pre-visit interview
Must review before final
Decision-support output. Clinician review and attestation required before this content is signed into the chart.
find_patient()
query: “Maria Alvarez, DOB 04/1991”
Matched one patient; snapshot loaded. Copilot confirmed the match before opening the chart.
Chief complaint
Recurring headaches over the last 3 weeks.
Chiron
How would you describe the pain quality?
Patient
Throbbing, mostly on the right side of my head, sometimes behind my eye.
Chiron
On a scale from 1 to 10, how severe is it at its worst?
Patient
7 to 8 at its worst, usually a 4 to 5.
Chiron
Do you notice any visual changes, nausea, or sensitivity to light or sound?
Patient
Yes, lights hurt my eyes during the worst ones. I have felt nauseated twice.
Chiron
Have you had headaches like this before?
Patient
I had something similar in college, maybe 20 years ago. They went away on their own.
Chiron
Any new medications, supplements, or recent changes in caffeine or alcohol?
Patient
I started a new birth control pill about 6 weeks ago.
Surfaced for clinician attention
- New onset of recurring headaches in patient with no recent history of headaches — flag for clinical attention.
- Recent initiation of combined hormonal contraception — relevant to migraine work-up.
- Reported features (unilateral, throbbing, photophobia, nausea) consistent with migraine without aura per ICHD-3 criteria.
The screen itself
What the patient actually sees.
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Six reading levels
The same diagnosis explained six ways.
Patient education that lands at one reading level fails at every other. ChironAI composes patient-facing content at six levels — the same clinical content, calibrated to where the patient reads.
Level 02
Elementary
“You have been getting strong headaches. The doctor will check what is causing them so we can stop them.”
Level 03
Middle school
“These headaches appear to be migraines. They are common, treatable, and we will figure out what triggers yours.”
Level 04
High school
“Your symptom pattern is consistent with migraine without aura. We will discuss preventive options, acute management, and lifestyle factors that may help.”
Level 05
College
“You meet ICHD-3 criteria for migraine without aura. We will review pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management, identify your trigger profile, and decide on prophylaxis.”
Level 06
Professional
“Symptom profile consistent with ICHD-3 migraine without aura. Recent CHC initiation is a relevant modifier; we will weigh continuation against alternative contraception options before initiating triptan therapy.”
Multi-language patient education
Twelve locales preserved end to end.
The patient-education output supports all twelve locales the documentation surface does — English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic (RTL), Hindi, Mandarin, Korean, Tagalog, Vietnamese.
Content is composed natively in the target locale at the requested reading level. Patient instructions in the clinician’s preferred language and the patient’s preferred language can be exported side by side for compliance with language-access obligations.
A note to the reader