ED nurses, PCTs, and inpatient staff get protocol-grounded behavioral guidance the moment a patient escalates — pulled from the EHR, written by a dually licensed Behavioral Psychologist and BCBA-D, and backed by a deterministic safety architecture so the dangerous recommendation is never possible.
Most hospitals have one BCBA covering hundreds of inpatient beds across multiple units — and none overnight. When a patient with autism, a TBI, or a dementia-related behavioral crisis escalates at 2am, the bedside nurse is on their own. NeuroPath fills that gap.
Illustrative ranges — pilot sites will publish their own measured data.
The bedside nurse confirms the presenting concern and the triggers unique to this admission. Diagnoses, meds, prior incidents, and known de-escalation patterns pull in from the chart automatically.
EHR integrations: Epic SMART-on-FHIR R4 — production patient-facing app pending Epic Vendor Services approval (registered 2026-05-07; ~3-4 week review). Once listed, families connect via MyChart in 30 seconds — no per-hospital IT integration required under the 21st Century Cures Act information-blocking provisions. Cerner, MEDITECH, and Allscripts on the 2026 roadmap via the same patient-directed pattern. See the safety architecture ↓
Most "Epic-integrated" pediatric behavior tools require your IT team to provision the app inside your Epic instance, sign hospital-specific BAAs, and run a 4-12 week onboarding per facility. NeuroPath's family-facing connection runs entirely through the patient's own MyChart authorization — the same pattern Apple Health, CommonHealth, and 1upHealth use. Your hospital does nothing on the IT side; families gain a tool that pulls their child's chart with one tap and translates it into actionable behavior support at home and in the classroom.
AI-assisted clinical decision support with deterministic safety routing
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Location: Room 412, West Wing
Staff Present: 2 RNs, 1 PCT
One-page behavioral summary for shift changes — printable or tablet-viewable
Real-time behavioral risk overview for all patients on the unit
Three deterministic guarantees sit between the LLM and the bedside. If the system can't satisfy all three, it escalates to a human — it doesn't guess.
Suicidality, abuse disclosure, medical emergencies, and restraint-threshold events are intercepted by hard-coded rules before the LLM ever generates a plan. The model can't suggest "give a time-out" if the patient disclosed SI — the route is already fixed to crisis resources + charge nurse.
Matt Edelstein, PsyD, BCBA-D reviews a 33% random sample of production recommendations daily. Disagreements feed back into the protocol layer. If inter-rater agreement on behavioral function falls below threshold, the affected decision class auto-pauses — the unit gets a direct-to-clinician channel instead of a degraded AI.
Each bedside plan is grounded in the patient's EHR + a named clinical protocol (Edelstein v2.11 sleep hygiene, toilet training, etc.). Nurses see why — the triggering diagnosis, the specific protocol, the guideline citation — not just a black-box answer. Compliance and QA teams get the full audit trail.
clinical-protocols/*.docxNeuroPath isn't a generalist AI company that added a healthcare skin. The clinical methodology is authored by a dually licensed Behavioral Psychologist and BCBA-D who has spent his career across the continuum of care. The product and go-to-market are led by an operator who has already shipped it into schools.
Licensed clinical psychologist (PsyD) and doctoral-level board-certified behavior analyst (BCBA-D) — a combination that grounds NeuroPath's clinical engine in both traditions simultaneously. Over a decade across the continuum of care — developmental and inpatient behavioral health. Authors every protocol in NeuroPath's source-of-truth library and conducts the daily clinician review sample.
Product and operations lead. Shipped NeuroPath’s first classroom deployments into K-12 districts in 2026, and is extending the same clinical engine into hospital inpatient units.
A 30-day structured pilot with clear milestones — not a vague "pilot someday" conversation.