30-secondbriefs,zeroassumptions.
Read 30 days of patient memory in 30 seconds. Spot symptom changes early before you open the consultation door.
Six minutes asking what happened.
Four minutes left to treat.
In standard consultations, 30 days of daily health compress into fuzzy memory. Cura delivers a 30-second summary of real notes before you open the door.
“Everything went black for a moment when I got up from the couch this afternoon.”
Possible orthostatic dizziness episode. Flagged for review at next visit.
30 days of memory
in 30 seconds.
Patients and carers log daily changes as they happen. Cura turns them into a clean 30-second summary before you enter the room.
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Absorb the entire 30-day patient story before the consultation begins.
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Every highlighted symptom links directly to exact words in patient logs.
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Surfaces clinical memory without dictating medical diagnoses or care.
Grounded in fact,
never hallucinated.
AI fails in medicine when it paraphrases or guesses. Cura ensures every symptom or vital highlighted is an exact verbatim phrase from the patient’s real notes.
Instant Source Drilldown
Click any bullet in the brief to jump directly to the exact patient sentence and timestamp.
Clear Family & Carer Attribution
Every observation clearly shows whether it was logged by the patient or a family member.
Raw log: “everything went black for a moment when I got up from the couch”
Orthostatic dizziness episode
Raw log: “a bit stiffer this morning. Took my levodopa”
Morning stiffness despite levodopa
Stop digging through old charts.
Just ask the timeline.
Ask any question across 30 days of patient memory. Cura returns exact patient quotes with dates and timestamps in seconds.
Cross-referenced Margaret's 30-day logs and identified key timeline factors:
Catch subtle changes before routine visits.
Cura tracks daily changes in symptoms, medication use, and other patterns. When several small changes stack up across multiple days, an alert is raised.
Multiple changes: more frequent tremor, restless sleep, and stiffness despite reported levodopa intake.
Know who observed what. Clear family notes.
Family carers often notice critical physical changes that tired patients forget to report. Cura clearly separates self-reported notes from family observations.
“Margaret was very restless in her sleep again last night. Walked to the bathroom a few times but didn’t know why herself.”
Real daily habits, not prescription assumptions.
See true daily medication habits before adjusting dosages. Connect symptom flares directly to missed or delayed pills.
Four things Cura
will never do.
Safety rules hardcoded into our architecture. Non-negotiable by design.
Arrive at every appointment
fully prepared.
Thirty days of patient notes, ready in thirty seconds. Spend appointment time managing care instead of guessing.