TraumaCare.AI

Improving outcomes for critical care patients using AI

We imagine a world where clinical teams can easily use AI to provide the best possible care for their critically injured and ill patients.

TraumaCare.AI

Improving patient outcomes for trauma patients using AI

We are a SaaS solution aiming to be the leading trauma & critical care AI platform in the next 5 years. We imagine a world where clinical teams can easily use AI to provide the best possible care for their critically injured and ill patients.

What’s The Problem?

Physical trauma is the leading cause of death for individuals up to the age of 45 and costs $130 billion annually in medical care.

Every trauma case has its own avalanche
of new data, decisions, and problems

Multi Sources of real-time patient data

  • Vitals
  • Labs​
  • Other Clinical Data​
  • Legacy Risk Scores

Outdated triage
software

  • Generic workflow
  • Stale and awkward UX/UI
  • Limited AI capabilities

Extremly large decision- making teams

  • Anesthetist
  • General Surgeon
  • Ortho Surgeon
  • Nursing Staff

This leads to high subjectivity and variability, which impacts patient
outcomes and causes inefficient resource utilization

How We Are Solving It?

TraumaCare’s AI-driven software gives clinical teams real-time, patient-specific risk
predictions and precise data, helping them to make better decisions

Shares real-time, patient specific data

Integrated in existing EHR software​

UX built for trauma and ICU workflows​

Provides real-time risk predictions​

Intuitive, easy-to-use user interface​

AI models built using only critical care data​

Here’s how it looks in practice:

19 year-old patient who was involved in a high speed motorcycle accident without a helmet;

he is somnolent and has a weak radial pulse, arriving in ICU in 5 minutes.

Our AI algorithm will identify two key things:​

Assesses the risk of death of this patient in the next 48 hours - indicating that risk to be high at 56%

Outlines the primary individualized reasons for that risk - elevated lactate and AST indicating liver injuries

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