Understand the Pain.
Restore What Matters.
AI Built for Pain Management.

HELIX connects pain history, imaging, medications, procedures, functional impact, and treatment response—helping you quickly understand what has been tried, what has changed, and what matters today.

Understand the Pain History

Bring symptoms, diagnoses, imaging, medications, procedures, prior therapies, and treatment response into context.

Surface What Matters

Quickly find relevant imaging, previous interventions, medication history, functional limitations, and response to treatment.

Capture the Encounter

Organize pain characteristics, functional impact, exam findings, assessment, procedures, and treatment plan as the visit happens.

Follow Response Over Time

Track pain, function, medications, interventions, treatment response, and changes across visits.

What Matters in Pain Management

Pain is rarely a single data point. HELIX helps connect the history, function, interventions, and response over time.

Understand the Complete Pain History

Bring together onset, location, symptoms, diagnoses, prior treatments, medications, imaging, procedures, and relevant history.

Surface What Has Already Been Tried

Quickly see previous medications, injections, procedures, therapy, specialist care, and documented response.

Connect Imaging & Clinical Findings

Bring relevant imaging, diagnostic testing, physical findings, and symptoms into the context of today's encounter.

Keep Function in the Picture

Capture how pain affects mobility, sleep, activity, work, daily function, and quality of life alongside symptom severity.

Follow Treatment Response

Track interventions, medication changes, functional improvement, symptom changes, and treatment response longitudinally.

Common Challenges in Pain Management

Effective pain management depends on understanding years of history, prior interventions, functional impact, and response to treatment.

Pain Histories Can Span Years

Patients may arrive with extensive records, multiple diagnoses, previous specialists, and numerous prior treatments.

Many Treatments May Have Been Tried

Medications, physical therapy, injections, procedures, surgery, and other therapies may need to be understood before deciding what comes next.

Function Matters Alongside Symptoms

Understanding what patients can and cannot do can provide important context beyond symptom severity alone.

Imaging Needs Clinical Context

Relevant imaging and diagnostic findings need to be considered alongside symptoms, exam findings, history, and treatment response.

Medication Histories Can Be Complex

Current and previous therapies, dose changes, response, and adverse effects can be spread throughout the record.

Procedures Require Longitudinal Tracking

Prior interventions and their documented effectiveness can influence future treatment decisions.

Care Often Crosses Specialities

Orthopedics, neurology, surgery, physical therapy, behavioral health, primary care, and other teams may all contribute to the patient's care.

Response Changes Over Time

Pain, mobility, function, and treatment effectiveness may evolve between visits and interventions.

AI Workflows Designed for Pain Management

Intelligence that connects pain history, treatment, function, and response across every encounter.

  1. Understand the History

    Bring forward pain history, diagnoses, imaging, medications, previous therapies, procedures, and documented response.

  2. Surface What Matters

    Identify relevant imaging, prior interventions, medication response, functional limitations, and changes since previous visits.

  3. Capture the Encounter

    Listen and organize symptoms, functional impact, exam findings, assessment, procedures, and treatment plan in real time.

  4. Move Care Forward

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

  5. Follow Response Over Time

    Track symptoms, function, medications, interventions, and treatment response across visits.

Built Around Pain Management