Twenty-five centuries ago, a Greek physician wrote an oath that still guides medicine today:

First, do no harm.

Medical AI will touch billions of lives. It will read scans, suggest diagnoses, flag emergencies, miss others. The harm it could do is immense. So is the good.

The difference is in the foundation — the data, the labels, the humans who taught it what to see.

We believe that foundation should be built by people who understand what's at stake. Not the fastest bidder. Not the cheapest option. Doctors. Specialists. Professionals who took that same oath.

Fast and cheap, or careful and right.
In healthcare, that choice has consequences.

We're here to get it right.