ED nurses, PCTs, and inpatient staff get protocol-grounded behavioral guidance the moment a patient escalates — pulled from the EHR, written by a Behavioral Psychologist, 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 (FHIR R4) — live in pilot sandbox today. Cerner, MEDITECH, and Allscripts on the 2026 roadmap. See the safety architecture ↓
AI-assisted clinical decision support with deterministic safety routing
Time: 14:32 EDT
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.
Dr. Matt Edelstein, Behavioral Psychologist 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 Behavioral Psychologist 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 and board-certified behavior analyst. 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 clinical review sample.
Product and operations lead. Shipped NeuroPath’s first classroom deployment into Rural Maryland Public Schools 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.