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OpenEvidence · Point of care · Web/mobile app

Clinical Evidence & Decision Support

AI-powered clinical evidence synthesis for physicians, grounded in the medical literature (NEJM/JAMA corpus partnerships), free to verified US clinicians; fastest clinician adoption curve of any CDS startup on record.

Evidence at a glance

Freshness, source-checked counts, confidence and gate results below reflect the frozen evidence snapshot through . A later editorial review does not update these results.

Stated intended users
Practicing clinicians (all specialties)
Documentary gate at snapshot
Failed
Scenario match
No evaluated buying scenario currently covers this product
Comparability
Not yet comparable in this scenario
Decision readiness at snapshot
HISTORICAL — Research only
Documented evidence at snapshot
0 of 2 evidence claims source-checked · confidence Moderate
Critical unknowns
scaled production deployment
Latest checked-source retrieval in snapshot
not yet measured

Expand each claim to inspect its source, dates and recorded verification status.

independent reportOpenEvidence, a tool that doctors and nurses have likened to ChatGPT for medicine, planned to announce a $200 million raise at a $6 billion …2025-10-20

Exact claim. OpenEvidence, a tool that doctors and nurses have likened to ChatGPT for medicine, planned to announce a $200 million raise at a $6 billion valuation; the round was led by Google Ventures, with participation from Sequoia Capital, Kleiner Perkins, Blackstone, Thrive Capital, Coatue Management, Bond, and Craft, and its number of clinical consultations per month has nearly doubled to 15 million since July.

Source
techcrunch.com
Type
independent report
Published
2025-10-20
Retrieved
2026-08-27
Verification
unverified
Confidence
not stated
Reviewer
healthit-gate-v1
Claim version
v1
Supports
economic_value
Score contribution
Feeds economic value

Independent source. Methodology and sample vary by report; read the underlying method.

Open techcrunch.com
peer reviewed studyMayo Clinic study in J Prim Care Community Health (2025 Apr 16;16:21501319251332215, doi 10.1177/21501319251332215) found OpenEvidence 'prov…2025-04-16

Exact claim. Mayo Clinic study in J Prim Care Community Health (2025 Apr 16;16:21501319251332215, doi 10.1177/21501319251332215) found OpenEvidence 'provided accurate, evidence-based recommendations in all cases, aligning with physician plans' across five common chronic conditions, with mean scores of clarity 3.55±0.60, relevance 3.75±0.44, support 3.35±0.49, and satisfaction 3.60±0.60.

Source
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
Type
peer reviewed study
Published
2025-04-16
Retrieved
2026-08-27
Verification
unverified
Confidence
not stated
Reviewer
healthit-gate-v1
Claim version
v1
Supports
evidence_strength
Score contribution
Feeds evidence strength

Peer-reviewed. Check population, setting, and applicability to your workflow before generalizing.

Open pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

Verified provider experience is not yet publishable. Fewer than five independent provider organizations have contributed eligible reviews. Reviewer mode is off. Experience never changes documentary scoring, freshness, or rank.

Buyer lenses — evidence-backed bands at snapshot (not a 0–100 rank)
Clinical · Thinner · missing deployment_traction
Operations · Thinner · missing deployment_traction
Security & Privacy · Thinner · missing deployment_traction
IT & Interop · Thinner · missing deployment_traction
Finance & Procurement · Moderate · missing deployment_traction
Strategic · Moderate · missing deployment_traction
Deployment, integration, data handling at snapshot
Integration maturity
announced — Announced or documented integration; marketplace listing not confirmed.
EHR path
None (standalone reference)
FHIR / API
UNKNOWN
Why unknown

Why. No reliable source on file. The platform does not infer values from weak sources.

What would close it. A primary source or independent verification.

SSO
UNKNOWN
Why unknown

Why. Single-sign-on support is not documented in vendor or marketplace materials on file.

What would close it. Vendor security documentation or marketplace listing mentioning SSO/SAML/OIDC.

PHI / BAA
No PHI by design (clinician queries only)
Security attestations
HIPAA-aligned (no-PHI posture)
FDA status
UNKNOWN
Why unknown

Why. No FDA listing found for this product's functions in the tracked category.

What would close it. An FDA 510(k)/De Novo listing, or a clear statement that no regulated function is claimed.

Pricing
NPI-verified free access as of 2026
Technical provenance

snap_36bba25c577cbb44 · Evidence cutoff: 2026-08-27T04:05Z · Snapshot generated: 2026-10-21T19:39Z · build ffbf5c3

Forecast calibration is not in the public snapshot — shown as UNKNOWN rather than read from SQLite.

Known limitations
  • Deployment traction is UNKNOWN.
    Why unknown

    Why. No reliable source on file. The platform does not infer values from weak sources.

    What would close it. A primary source or independent verification.

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