Understand the Triggers.
Stay Ahead of the Flare.
AI Built for Allergy & Asthma.

HELIX connects symptoms, triggers, testing, medications, exposures, and treatment response—helping you see patterns over time, understand what matters today, and keep care moving forward.

Understand the History

Bring symptoms, triggers, exposures, testing, medications, prior reactions, and treatment history into context.

Surface What Matters

Quickly find relevant allergy testing, pulmonary findings, medication response, environmental factors, and relevant prior episodes.

Capture the Encounter

Organize symptoms, exposures, exam findings, testing, assessment, and treatment plan as the visit happens.

Follow Control Over Time

Track symptoms, exacerbations, triggers, medication use, treatment response, and disease control across visits.

What Matters in Allergy & Asthma

Symptoms can change with season, environment, exposure, and treatment. HELIX helps connect the patterns.

Identify Triggers & Patterns

Connect symptoms with environmental exposures, allergens, seasons, medications, and other documented factors that may influence disease.

Bring Testing Into Context

Surface relevant allergy testing, pulmonary testing, labs, imaging, and prior clinical findings alongside the patient history.

Track Medications & Response

Follow controller and rescue medications, treatment changes, adherence information, adverse effects, and documented response.

Keep Reactions & Exacerbations Visible

Bring prior allergic reactions, asthma exacerbations, urgent visits, hospitalizations, and treatment into the longitudinal story.

Follow Control Over Time

Track symptom frequency, disease control, triggers, medication use, treatment response, and changes across visits.

Common Challenges in Allergy & Asthma

Effective care depends on understanding what triggers symptoms, how they change, and how patients respond to treatment.

Symptoms Can Be Episodic

Patients may feel well between flares, making the history of previous symptoms and exacerbations especially important.

Triggers Are Highly Individual

Environmental, seasonal, occupational, food, medication, and other exposures can contribute differently for every patient.

Relevant Information Is Spread Across the Record

Testing, medications, emergency visits, reactions, specialist evaluations, and prior treatments may live in different parts of the chart.

Treatment Changes Over Time

Controller and rescue medications, doses, devices, and treatment plans may change as symptoms and disease control evolve.

Patterns Matter

Understanding when symptoms occur—and what happened before them—can provide important context for clinical decisions.

Testing Needs Context

Allergy and pulmonary test results are most useful when viewed alongside symptoms, exposures, history, and treatment response.

Flares Can Lead to Urgent Care

Exacerbations and severe reactions may involve emergency departments or other care settings, making continuity important.

Patient Education Is Ongoing

Treatment plans may depend on patients understanding medications, devices, triggers, avoidance strategies, and what to do when symptoms worsen.

AI Workflows Designed for Allergy & Asthma

Intelligence that connects triggers, symptoms, treatment, and control across every encounter.

  1. Understand the History

    Bring forward symptoms, triggers, exposures, testing, medications, reactions, exacerbations, and prior treatment.

  2. Surface What Matters

    Identify relevant patterns, test results, medication response, environmental factors, and changes since the previous encounter.

  3. Capture the Encounter

    Listen and organize symptoms, exposures, exam findings, testing, assessment, and treatment plan in real time.

  4. Move Care Forward

    Turn the plan into documentation, medications, testing, referrals, patient instructions, coding, and follow-up.

  5. Follow Control Over Time

    Track symptoms, exacerbations, triggers, medication use, treatment response, and disease control across visits.

Built Around Allergy & Asthma Care