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Clinical Intelligence & Care Communication

Laboratory intelligence for clearer clinical decisions.

Bring laboratory results, treatment and collection context, and source-linked findings into one workspace. Prepare clear reports and AI-assisted clinical briefings for clinician review and approval.

Clinician-reviewed Explainable & evidence-linked Clinician-controlled approval
PriorValue — Medical Intelligence Illustrative example

Clinical Intelligence Overview

Illustrative example only. No patient identifiers are displayed.

  • Adult
  • Age 62
  • Female
  • Type 2 Diabetes
  • Hypertension
  • CKD Stage 3a

Prioritized Context

eGFR declined 18% across 9 months

In the context of ACE inhibitor and diuretic therapy.

High clinical relevance Moderate confidence

Demonstration context for clinician review. Not a diagnosis or treatment directive.

Illustrative monthly trend values
MonthCreatinine (mg/dL)eGFR (mL/min/1.73m²)Potassium (mmol/L)
01.02714.3
11.04704.4
21.07684.5
31.05694.3
41.10664.6
51.09674.5
61.15634.7
71.14644.6
81.19604.8
91.23584.9

Kidney Function Context

eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² CKD Stage 3a
Trend
Down 18% over 9 months
Likely contributors
ACE inhibitor, diuretic, long-standing hypertension, diabetes

Context for clinician review.

Medication & Timing

  • Lisinopril10 mg daily
  • Chlorthalidone25 mg daily
  • Metformin500 mg BID
  • Atorvastatin20 mg daily

Illustrative medication examples.

Evidence Trail

Illustrative sources and compact example label only.

Approach Guideline-aligned context
Confidence Moderate
Sources EHR + Claims
Reference KDIGO 2024

01Why PriorValue

See the pattern. Not just the number.

Laboratory Intelligence Built Around the Patient.

01

Longitudinal Context

See how lab values, treatments, and clinical events connect over time.

02

Explainable Insights

Clear, evidence-informed context for more confident clinical review.

03

Clinician-Controlled

Flexible views designed to support — not replace — clinical judgment.

02The core idea

A laboratory value is a moment. Clinical meaning lives across time.

One lab result can tell several different stories.

PriorValue keeps the laboratory result intact while layering patient-specific, measurement-aware context around it — so a number is never interpreted in isolation.

Isolated result

Creatinine 1.23 mg/dL H

Reference interval 0.60–1.10 mg/dL

One number — no history, no method, no context.

The same value, in context

Comparable measurements Same method, assay, and specimen across nine months.
Treatment and medication timing ACE inhibitor started month 1 · diuretic dose increased month 5.
Patient-specific baseline Personal baseline 1.02 mg/dL — the rise is graded, not abrupt.
Evidence and measurement integrity Governed thresholds and KDIGO 2024 reference context.
Clinician interpretation Assembled for review — conclusions remain with the care team.

Four lenses on every result

Laboratory

What the reference interval says — preserved exactly, including the original H/L/critical flag.

Personal

How this result compares with the patient's own longitudinal history and personal baseline.

Method

Whether the measurements are actually comparable across assay, unit, specimen, and method changes.

Context

What collection, therapy, or interference information may affect interpretation — surfaced, not hidden.

03Context changes the story

Every result exists within a stack of context.

PriorValue assembles laboratory values, personal history, therapy timing, measurement integrity, and governed evidence into one clinical view.

Without context

eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m²

One number. No history. No method. No context.

With context — the same value

eGFR 58 mL/min/1.73m² CKD Stage 3a
Trends Down 18% over nine months, on comparable measurements.
Medications & timing ACE inhibitor and diuretic therapy on board.
Conditions Type 2 diabetes, hypertension, CKD Stage 3a.
Evidence KDIGO 2024 reference and governed thresholds.

Context changes the story — the value stays the same.

The layers of context

Personal baseline

Robust central tendency and within-person variation over comparable measurements.

Reference change

Governed biological-variation thresholds when available — never guessed.

Measurement quality

Assay method, platform, standardization, and quantification limits where governed.

Evidence provenance

Deterministic and inspectable — from result to source.

04How PriorValue works

From labs to a clearer clinical picture.

Each result is connected to what happened before it — so a value is never read alone.

Clinical-Context Pathway

  1. Labs

    Lab values assembled with their original context.

  2. Medications

    Therapy timing connected to each result.

  3. Clinical Context

    Trends, events, and evidence brought together.

  4. A Clearer Picture

    More confident, explainable clinical review.

05How it works

From result to understanding.

Move beyond dozens of isolated lab values toward a coherent patient-specific story.

01

Bring together laboratory data

Results assembled with their original values, flags, and reference intervals.

02

Establish measurement integrity

Assay, unit, and specimen comparability reviewed before any trend is drawn.

03

Connect medications and timing

Therapy starts and dose changes aligned to each measurement point.

04

Compare longitudinal patterns

Personal baseline and governed reference-change thresholds over comparable history.

05

Surface evidence-linked context

Relevant, governed context attached to the findings — never invented.

06

Keep the clinician in control

Every surface supports clinical judgment; nothing replaces it.

06Results & Care Plan

From lab results to a reviewed care plan — one governed path.

The clinical workspace stays private. Clinicians review and approve reports; patient delivery requires separate practice activation.

01

Lab intelligence

Results assembled with longitudinal, measurement, medication, and context layers.

02

Clinical review

The clinician works in a private workspace — nothing is shared from this surface.

03

Results & Care Plan

The clinician approves the findings and the plain-language explanation for the patient.

04

Release

A governed release records the approved version — versioned, integrity-sealed, and revocable.

05

Patient delivery, when enabled

Separately activated practices can invite patients to view an approved release.

Clinicians review and approve every release. Patient delivery requires separate activation. Internal workspace content and patient-facing releases are deliberately separate — raw findings, context notes, and draft reasoning stay private.

06Overview

An introduction to PriorValue.

Dr. Richard Nkwenti introduces PriorValue and its approach to putting laboratory results in context for clinician review.

How context is assembled A result is never shown alone — trends, timing, and evidence come together around it.
How measurement integrity is verified Assay, unit, and specimen comparability are reviewed before any trend is drawn.
How clinicians stay in control Every surface supports — never replaces — clinical judgment.
PriorValue — Introduction
Richard Nkwenti, PhD, MSHS Integrative Medicine · Formulation Specialist · FAAMFM · ABAAHP

07Longitudinal intelligence

A result can be inside the range and still tell a different story.

A value may sit inside the population reference interval yet differ meaningfully from the patient's own historical pattern. PriorValue makes that visible.

What comparable trends reveal

Direction Rising across nine months
Velocity Graded — no abrupt jumps
Stability Sustained upward drift
Baseline displacement +0.7 mmol/L above personal baseline
Treatment epochs Diuretic dose increased at month 5
Timing relationship Rise follows the dose increase
Potassium — nine months
Illustrative longitudinal band for potassium across nine months Potassium rises from 4.3 to 4.9 mmol/L across nine months, remaining within the 3.5 to 5.2 reference interval but moving above the personal baseline of 4.2. A treatment change at month 5 marks a diuretic dose increase.
Illustrative monthly potassium values
MonthPotassium (mmol/L)
04.3
14.4
24.5
34.3
44.6
54.5
64.7
74.6
84.8
94.9

How this result is read

Lab range

Within range.

Personal history

Different from prior pattern.

Method

Comparable.

Reference change

Unable to determine — biological-variation data unavailable.

08For patients

Clear reports, reviewed by your care team.

Clinicians prepare and review reports before any patient release. Patient access through Connect is available only when a practice has separately activated delivery.

For patients 01

Plain-language results

Colorful reports can explain reviewed findings and context in clear language.

For patients 02

Nothing until it's reviewed

When delivery is enabled, you see only what your care team approved and released.

For patients 03

Your connection, your control

When Connect is enabled, you can manage access and message your practice.

Messaging is not for emergencies or urgent medical needs. Contact your practice — or emergency services — for urgent concerns.

09PriorValue Connect

Secure sharing between practice and patient.

When separately activated for a practice, Connect lets clinicians share approved reports through secure invitations. General patient delivery is not currently open.

Secure invitations

Invitation links expire, can be revoked, and cannot be reused.

Verified access

Patients confirm their identity before opening anything shared.

Two-way messaging

Ask questions in context — with clear non-emergency boundaries.

Free for patients

Shared reports and care plans do not require Personal membership.

PriorValue Personal

A separate Personal offering for your laboratory history, recorded timing, and life-stage context. It is not required for clinician-shared access when Connect is enabled.

Personal is available to preview. Enrollment is not currently open.

11Evidence, explainability & governance

From result, to calculation, to rule, to source.

Governed data, source provenance, method context, and deterministic logic remain inspectable.

01 Result Original laboratory value and flag.
02 Calculation Deterministic, versioned logic.
03 Rule Governed, validated knowledge.
04 Source Evidence and provenance preserved.

Capability 01

Evidence provenance

Every context element traces to a governed, versioned, inspectable source.

Capability 02

Explainable reasoning

Deterministic rules produce context clinicians can retrace step by step.

Capability 03

Governance and clinician review

Validated knowledge, review workflows, and clinician authority at every surface.

A clear separation

Observed data
The laboratory value, flag, and reference interval exactly as reported.
Computed context
Deterministic calculations applied to observed data — nothing generated or inferred.
Supporting evidence
Governed, versioned knowledge referenced by each surfaced finding.
Clinician judgment
Interpretation remains with the care team — always.

11.2Explainability

Why PriorValue is showing this.

PriorValue does not simply flag abnormal numbers. It surfaces why a result is being shown.

01Outside the laboratory reference interval.
02Different from the patient's personal baseline.
03Changed across comparable measurements.
04Method or laboratory changed.
05Collection context is incomplete.
06Related measurements may be relevant.
07More information is needed.

11.3Trust & safety

Built for trust, not for alarm.

Anti-alarmist without false reassurance. PriorValue preserves the source and surfaces uncertainty.

Original flags preserved

Laboratory H/L/critical flags are never rewritten.

Critical results stay prominent

Contextual calming never overrides a critical finding.

Uncertainty is surfaced

Missing method, context, and variation data are stated, not hidden.

No fake scoring

No numeric scoring. Deterministic, governed intelligence.

Clinical judgment remains essential. PriorValue does not diagnose and does not recommend treatment.

11.4Workspace vs. release

Internal workspace. Patient-facing releases. Separate by design.

The clinical workspace is for the care team. The patient surface exists only as explicitly approved releases.

Workspace stays private

Draft reasoning, context notes, and unreviewed findings never leave the clinical workspace.

Releases are explicit

Clinicians review and approve what is shared — nothing is auto-published to patients.

Versioned and revocable

Every release is integrity-sealed, versioned, and can be revoked by the practice.

Audit trail

Accesses, denials, and release events are logged and inspectable.

PriorValue applies enterprise-grade security controls — encryption, access logging, and release governance — to protect health information. Formal third-party compliance certifications have not yet been published. Practices should perform their own diligence before sending protected health information.

12For clinicians

Built for the clinician's judgment. Never in place of it.

PriorValue augments clinical review with longitudinal, measurement-aware, evidence-traceable context.

Workflow outcomes

Faster chart review The relevant context is assembled alongside the result.
More consistent longitudinal interpretation Every reviewer sees the same governed baselines and thresholds.
Clearer prioritization What changed — and why — is surfaced first.
Reduced cognitive burden Context is connected, not scattered across screens.
Better prepared clinical conversations The full story is available before the discussion begins.
Reviewable evidence trail Every finding traces back to its source.

The clinical review flow

Review the patientSee the whole laboratory story at once.
See what changedReference change against governed thresholds.
See what stayed stablePersonal baseline across comparable history.
See what may not be comparableAssay, unit, and specimen differences surfaced.
See what context is missingCollection and therapy timing gaps made explicit.
Inspect evidence and provenanceTrace every conclusion to its source.

The boundaries of the product

Scope

Does not diagnose. Does not recommend treatment. Does not prescribe.

Deterministic

Clinical meaning is deterministic and governed — never AI-generated.

Evidence-grounded

Only validated, active governed knowledge participates in interpretation.

Clinician-controlled

Every finding remains inspectable and clinician-reviewed.

13Multi-marker context

Multi-marker context. Not single-number reaction.

Interpret related measurements together — preserving each laboratory result while adding patient-specific longitudinal context.

01 Clinical intelligence Deterministic, governed context assembled around every laboratory result.
02 Laboratory context Original values, flags, and reference intervals preserved exactly as reported.
03 Hormone timing Treatment and collection timing, with supported hormone calculations for clinician review.
04 Biological story A coherent longitudinal narrative across laboratory domains.
05 Evidence workspace Source-linked findings, rules, and calculations inspectable in place.
06 Reporting and review Colorful reports and AI Draft Briefing support clinician review and approval.
07 Security and governance Protection, audit, and access controls included on every plan.

Multi-marker panel

Illustrative example
Testosterone Free Testosterone SHBG Estradiol DHT LH FSH Progesterone Prolactin DHEA-S Cortisol

Related markers assembled side by side — each with its own method and timing context.

Biological Intelligence Map

Illustrative example

Domains. Not dashboards.

Male Hormones changed
Thyroid stable
Iron context needed
Metabolic insufficient history
Kidney stable
Hematology insufficient data

Descriptive states only — illustrative example.

14For practices

More clarity for your team. More attention for your patients.

Bring laboratory results, treatment context, source-linked findings, and AI-assisted clinical briefings into one organized workspace. PriorValue helps your team review the evidence, identify unanswered questions, and prepare clear reports—with clinical judgment and approval remaining with your clinicians.

Practice access follows account verification, onboarding, and clinical permissions. Registration does not start a subscription.

15Plans

Built for practices. Never gated by safety.

Security, privacy, audit, backup, encryption, and support protections are included everywhere. Plans differ by clinical capability, usage, and onboarding. Clinicians retain final decision-making authority.

Registration creates an account — it is not a purchase.

Practice Core

$249 per month

Configured during onboarding

The primary entry plan for physician and advanced-practice clinics.

  • Contextual lab review
  • Medication and timing context
  • Patient and case organization
  • Structured clinical narrative
  • Core reports
Enterprise

From $2,500 per month

Contact us

Multi-practice and organizational needs with contracted terms.

  • Multi-practice and organization needs
  • Configurable usage and onboarding

16Begin

See the whole clinical story.

Source-linked findings, AI-assisted briefings, and clear reports — with clinical review and approval at every step.