Building the AI care team.
Helping physicians deliver personalized, continuous care for every patient.

Coda for physicians

Care built around the patient, before problems arise

We are building toward medicine that is personal to each patient and starts before problems arise. Coda works throughout the continuum of care to make that a reality.

01The full patient picture

Each patient's history, chart, measurements, messages, and prior decisions are synthesized in context.

02What needs a decision

Decisions that need physician attention are surfaced for review.

03Physician decides

Given full patient context and suggested actions, the physician makes the final call.

04Follow-through

After a decision is made, the records are updated and follow-up initiated.

Duet for patients

The same care from the patient’s side.

Maya sees what changed and what her physician decided. Her doctor sees the readings, symptoms, and questions she chooses to share. When nothing needs her attention, Duet says nothing.

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She hears from her doctor with necessary and timely follow-up.

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She sends over her home measurements, any new symptoms, and questions.

iii

She controls what and when data is shared.

9:41●●●
Good morning, Maya.
One update from Dr. Smith
Dr. SmithDr. Smith

Are you taking lisinopril 20 mg each morning? Let me know if you encounter any issues. Don't forget to get your blood drawn this week for labs.

Draft a reply

Five blood pressure readings from this past week.

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One patient episode, start to finish.
Between visits, change is noticed.
Before the visit, context is updated.
After the visit, the plan is approved.
Plan completed and recorded.
Patient state, always updated.
Thursday · August 28

Good morning.

Four patients need your attention.

28Updates through 8:03 am
9:12 pm
Maya BennettReminder: No change in blood pressure two weeks after the prescribed lisinopril dose increase.
6:05 pm
Jake SmithNew lab result: Repeat BMP shows improved creatinine. Patient message drafted for your review.
6:48 am
Mary LouisNew measurement: Weight up 6 pounds in 2 days. History includes heart failure with most recent LVEF 25%. Physician review needed.
8:03 am
Elena ParkFollow-up: She should have returned from her 3 month trip to Spain. Recommend reaching out.
Thursday · between visits
Maya Bennett

Maya Bennett

45 year-old female with HTN, HLD, pre-diabetes, generalized anxiety disorder. She was previously taking lisinopril 10 mg daily and you recently increased to 20 mg daily given average BP 142/82 on home measurements.
Physician review needed

Two weeks after her lisinopril increase from 10 mg to 20 mg, her home BP has not changed. The medication was picked up from the pharmacy. Recommend follow-up.

Home blood pressureApple Health · home cuff
RX CHANGE
Drafted message · for your review

Dear Maya, hope you are doing well. This is Dr. Smith here. If you recall, we increased your lisinopril dose to 20 mg daily to better treat your high blood pressure. I just wanted to follow-up to see if you started that higher dose and/or if you've encountered any issues?

cVisit day · before clinic
You are seeing Maya Bennett next. She reports a new cough to the lisinopril. Her BMP also came back with a rise in Cr from 1.02 to 1.4.
Physician“Remind me to stop her lisinopril, discuss a different anti-hypertensive with her, and get repeat BMP in one week during the visit.”
cCoda
Done. She has tried amlodipine previously but led to leg swelling. Consider carvedilol? She has known palpitations reported in her chart.
ChartMed historyMessages
Physician“Great, prepare carvedilol 6.25 BID.”

Returned to the health record

Approved by voice
1
Change noticed
Blood pressure remained unchanged two weeks after lisinopril increased from 10 mg to 20 mg daily.
2
Medication use checked
The 20 mg prescription was picked up; patient confirms she hadn't started taking it yet.
3
Follow-up sent
The physician approved the message, and a BMP was ordered.
4
New findings
She reported a new cough, and her BMP returned with a rise in Cr from 1.02 to 1.4.
✓
Plan for the visit
Stop lisinopril, prepare carvedilol 6.25 BID, and repeat BMP in one week.
Blood pressure reviewed
New findings reviewed
Message, BMP, and follow-up recorded
Always updated Patient
state.

Our team and clinical network have trained and worked at

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Most care begins after something goes wrong.
We want to change that.

Coda starts with the work between visits, helping physicians see meaningful change earlier and close the loop on what happens next.

Built by physicians, for physicians

We are partnering with a small number of concierge and independent primary-care and cardiology practices.

If you want more of the work between visits handled without giving up clinical control, we should talk.

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