AI tumor board review for solid tumors
Everyboard gives the physician treating a patient with any solid tumor a written review from every specialty on the board: every position in its own words, where they disagree, the evidence behind them, and what the record still needs.
Each position is written by an AI model configured to one specialty, so the treating physician sees how every discipline weighs the case.
Where it fits
For the cases a tumor board would argue over
Everyboard is for the cases a practice would bring to a tumor board or a multi-specialty discussion, before the physician commits to a course. It is not a step in every visit.
By tumor type
One review, set to each tumor type
Before a case runs, chart check asks the physician to confirm its anchor fields: stage and performance status always, then the facts its tumor type turns on.
- Prostate cancer
- PSA and Gleason score.
- Breast cancer
- ER, PR and HER2 status.
- Lung cancer
- PD-L1 and driver mutations.
Breast, lung, gastrointestinal, genitourinary, gynecologic and every other solid tumor run through the same chart check and the same deliberation.
GU cancers: where the board splits on prostate, bladder and kidney cancer
Evidence
What has been measured, and what has not
Everyboard is in clinical evaluation. Until that evaluation reports, every document Everyboard produces is marked research-drafted and not clinician-verified.
Our evaluation starts with prostate cancer, because a benchmark for this kind of review has been published for GU cancers. Each further tumor type gets its own readout, and we do not call Everyboard validated in a tumor type until it has one.
What the review contains
One written review for each patient
- The case as the records state it, with every gap marked and none filled in.
- Each specialty’s position in its own words, and where it disagreed with another.
- What the record still needs, and what to do under each possible answer.
- Every source the board drew on, marked by how it was used, with a link to each.
Read a full sample report, from a prostate cancer caseSee how a case runs
Who it is for
For the physicians who treat cancer close to home
- Oncologists and urologists in physician-owned practices
- Every discipline’s reasoning on a case, in writing, before the plan is set.
- Practices that refer to academic cancer centers
- The review can travel with the referral, so the receiving team starts from every discipline’s position and the questions still open.
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Everyboard reviews any solid tumor. We read every request and will get back to you within two business days.
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