For Clinicians
Actionable F2+ triage at the point of care.
What LiverTwin™ means for clinicians
LiverTwin delivers structured, actionable triage signals at the point of care — surfacing F2+ patients from routine lab and imaging data so hepatologists and primary-care providers can act earlier, prioritise confidently, and reduce unnecessary advanced diagnostics. The platform integrates into existing EHR workflows, presenting risk scores alongside guideline-anchored next steps without disrupting clinical rhythm.
Faster triage
Automated FIB-4 + NIT aggregation cuts manual chart review from minutes to seconds per patient.
Evidence-backed decisions
Every recommendation is traceable to AASLD/EASL guidelines, giving clinicians a defensible audit trail.
EHR-native workflow
Outputs surface inside existing clinical interfaces — no new portal, no duplicate data entry, no workflow disruption.
MASH care at guideline standard.
Without adding a single step to your workflow.
AASLD and EASL recommend FIB-4 screening for all T2D and obesity patients. In practice, fewer than 15% receive it. LiverTwin embeds the complete MASH care pathway directly into your EHR — so the right action happens automatically, for every patient, every time.
EHR-Native Deployment
LiverTwin integrates directly with Epic and Cerner via SMART on FHIR. Clinicians never leave the chart. Alerts, worklists, and NIT recommendations surface within existing clinical workflows.
HIPAA-Compliant by Design
All patient data stays within your health system's governance framework. De-identified aggregate analytics only are shared externally. A Business Associate Agreement is established at deployment.
NIT-Agnostic Platform
LiverTwin integrates FIB-4, VCTE (FibroScan), ELF, LIVERFASt, NASHnext, MRI-PDFF, and MRE. It works with whatever tests your site uses and recommends the best-available option per patient profile.
AI-Assisted, Not AI-Replacing
LiverTwin is clinical decision support — not a diagnostic device. All alerts require clinician review and action. The algorithm amplifies clinical judgment; it never substitutes for it.
Guideline-Aligned Logic
Care pathways are encoded from AASLD 2023 and EASL 2024 MASH guidelines. Screening thresholds, NIT cascade steps, and monitoring intervals are based on published evidence and are updatable as guidelines evolve.
Multi-Site Network
Deployable across hepatology, primary care, diabetology, and obesity medicine simultaneously. The same patient is tracked through the care continuum regardless of which specialty last saw them.