EARLY ACCESS — FREE DURING CLINICAL VALIDATION
CClinic conducts thorough, methodical primary-care visits using the Calgary-Cambridge clinical framework — the same six-stage encounter structure taught in medical schools. Developed in collaboration with physicians at institutions across the Texas Medical Center, including Baylor College of Medicine, MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the broader Houston medical community.
Twelve structured questions covering history, symptoms, medications, and social history. Roughly five minutes.
A guided clinical conversation with Dr. Bellai or Dr. Graison, structured by the six stages of Calgary-Cambridge: initiating, gathering information, physical examination, explanation and planning, closing. Roughly 20–30 minutes. Multi-modal where appropriate — camera-based vitals capture, optional connected-device readings, document review.
A structured clinical note, patient-facing summary, and any follow-up plan or surveillance schedule. Reviewed for safety before release.
The six-stage clinical encounter framework taught at medical schools including the University of Cambridge and Calgary. Structures every visit so nothing important is missed.
Where it adds clinical value, the visit incorporates camera-based vital sign estimation (heart rate, respiratory rate), optional readings from connected devices (Withings, Apple Health, Garmin), and patient-supplied documents — lab results, prior records, imaging reports.
Upload prior lab results, clinical notes, or imaging reports. The encounter is informed by your actual medical record, not a one-size-fits-all script.
Encounters flagged by automated clinical safety checks — drug interactions, dosing concerns, missing diagnoses, red flags from a 44-rule library — are reviewed before any clinical note is released.
CClinic was developed in collaboration with practicing physicians across the Texas Medical Center — including faculty at Baylor College of Medicine, clinicians at MD Anderson Cancer Center, and the broader Houston medical community. The encounter structure, safety logic, and clinical reasoning framework reflect direct input from the people who do this work every day.
We use no institutional logos and name no individual physicians on this page. Clinical contributions are referenced in our methodology documentation, available on request.
CClinic is in clinical validation. We're working with a small number of practicing physicians who want to evaluate the platform — for second-opinion workflows, asynchronous patient triage, surveillance follow-up between visits, and as a teaching tool. There is no fee to participate during validation.
If you'd like to evaluate CClinic in your practice, write to info@celesium.ai with your specialty, institution, and the workflow you're most interested in. We'll respond within two business days.
No. CClinic is a clinical-grade AI conducting a structured visit. The clinical reasoning, examination framework, and documentation are designed to match what a primary-care physician would do. The notes are reviewed for safety before release. CClinic does not replace your established physician, and is not for emergencies.
If you're experiencing chest pain, difficulty breathing, severe abdominal pain, signs of stroke, suicidal thoughts, or any other emergency — call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. CClinic is for non-emergency primary-care concerns.
Yes. All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We do not sell or share patient data. CClinic operates under HIPAA-aligned controls and offers Business Associate Agreements for institutional partners. Patient encounters are stored in your account and accessible only to you.
CClinic is free during clinical validation. We are not currently billing insurance. When commercial billing begins, we will publish details transparently and notify all existing patients before any charge applies.
Yes. Every visit produces a structured clinical note and patient-facing summary that you can download as PDF and share with your physician, specialist, or care team.
Every encounter passes through automated clinical safety checks — drug interaction screening, dosing verification, missing-diagnosis flags, and a 44-rule red-flag library. Encounters that trigger flags are placed in a review queue before notes are released. We track our error rate transparently and publish methodology updates as the system improves.
CClinic is currently in clinical validation and is not issuing prescriptions or formal referrals. The clinical note and surveillance plan can be taken to your physician, who retains prescribing authority. As validation completes and physician oversight protocols are formalized, prescription and referral workflows will be added — we will notify users before any such feature is enabled.
Free during clinical validation. Roughly thirty minutes. No insurance required.