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GNOSIS HEALTHRecord integrity layerSt. John’s · NL

Better care.Fewer mistakes.Proven.

When the record is wrong, the harm and the liability land on your team, not on the software that wrote it. Gnosis Health is the layer that checks the record before it becomes permanent. Every handoff verified, every chart checked as it is written, every action sealed to a record nobody can quietly change.

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Built in Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador
The whole picture

Three places records break. One layer that holds all three.

Two clinicians reviewing a handoff

The handoff

80% of serious errors trace to information dropped when a patient moves between caregivers. We make the exchange verifiable.

What we do
A clinician catching a charting error

The chart

A dose off by tenfold, a suspicion written as fact, a result released before review. We catch it before the note is signed.

What we do
The sealed record

The record

Every check and every decision is time-stamped, role-verified, and sealed so it cannot be quietly rewritten later.

How it works

The record should never be able to mislead quietly.

We are recruiting pilot sites. One unit, agreed measures, your workflow unchanged. You keep the record you already have and gain the proof you do not.

What we do

Two guards on duty. One sealed record underneath.

Gnosis Health sits beside the clinical team, never in the way. It watches the two moments where records break, the handoff between people and the chart itself, and it seals the proof so the work can be trusted long after the shift ends.

Two clinicians reviewing a handoff on a shared tablet
Guard 01 · Feature

Handoff Verification

The transfer between shifts is the single most dangerous moment in a patient's day. Structured prompts make sure nothing critical is dropped, both sides acknowledge, and the whole exchange is provable afterward.

  • Critical information is required, not optional
  • Receiving caregiver confirms receipt
  • Time-stamped and role-verified on send
A clinician catching a flagged charting issue at a workstation
Guard 02 · Product

Charting Guard

Checks that catch what existing systems miss: a dose charted tenfold off the order, a suspected diagnosis written as confirmed, a result released before a physician has reviewed it, the home medication that vanished at discharge. Flagged before harm, not discovered after.

  • Every claim checked against an independent source
  • Discrepancies surfaced before sign-off
  • Sorted by severity for the clinician
A sunny day outside a hospital, with an ambulance, an accessible ramp, and people arriving for care
The foundation · Infrastructure

Sealed Accountability

Every verification, flag, and decision is time-stamped, role-verified, and sealed to an append-only record. Nothing is overwritten, ever. Corrections create new entries, so when a record is questioned later, nobody has to be believed. The seal answers.

  • Append-only, tamper-evident by design
  • Audit-ready evidence your legal team can hold
  • Data stays in Canada, never leaves ca-central-1
Why now

The chart is where care is decided. Nobody independent is checking it.

These are not edge cases. They are the documented, measured failure modes of modern clinical record-keeping, and they carry a cost every time.

0%

of serious medical errors involve miscommunication when a patient is handed off from one caregiver to the next.

Joint Commission Center for Transforming Healthcare
1 in 5

patients who read their own clinical notes find a mistake. Roughly 40% of those errors are rated serious by the patient who finds them.

JAMA Network Open · 2020
Referrals lost.
Results released early.

Reported failures during a 2026 provincial electronic-record rollout: referrals that vanished, and results visible to patients before their physician had reviewed them.

NLMA · CBC News · 2026
What we solve

Every one of these has already made the news. None of it should happen twice.

Gnosis Health was designed around the failure modes of real record rollouts. If your team has lived one of these, you already know why each guard exists.

Referrals that arrive

A referral that vanishes is a diagnosis on pause. Every referral is confirmed sent and received, and the confirmation is sealed.

referral confirmed · sealed

Results held for review

No one should learn a life-changing result from an app before their physician has seen it. Releases wait for review, and the wait is provable.

release held · physician first

Protection for the frontline

When every action is time-stamped and role-verified, the clinician who did it right can prove it. Accountability that shields the people charting.

role-verified · defensible

Works across the split

Paper clinic, provincial system, or both at once. It sits beside any workflow and keeps one sealed truth across the fragments.

system-agnostic · one record

Built for skeleton crews

Runs on the devices a rural site already has. No onsite IT army, no weekend retraining marathon. Learned in minutes, useful the same shift.

rural-grade · minutes to learn

Zero added burden

Verification happens in the workflow, not on top of it. The night shift gains a witness, not a second job.

near-zero burden · in the flow
How it works

One pipeline. Every record runs it.

Whatever comes in, a handoff, a charted note, an action taken, it passes through the same four steps. The record is captured independently, checked claim by claim, sealed so it cannot change, and returned with a verdict a human can act on.

1

Encounter

A handoff, a note, or an action enters the workflow as it happens.

2

Capture

An independent record is taken and never inherits another system's mistakes.

3

Check

Every claim is compared to the source, one line at a time.

4

Seal

The result is sealed to an append-only ledger. Nothing can be quietly changed.

5

Verdict

A clear result the clinician acts on, before the record is final.

VerifiedRefutedUnverifiable
Under each category

The same pipeline, tuned to what can go wrong.

Handoff Verification

Shift to shift, unit to unit
What we check
Every critical field is present, not skipped
The receiving caregiver truly acknowledged
Nothing was lost between the two people
What you get
A confirmed, two-sided handoff with no silent gaps, sealed the moment it is sent.
Verified handoff · sealed

Charting Guard

The finished note, before sign-off
What we check
Doses and medications against the actual order
Certainty: is a suspicion written as a fact
Results and referrals that were logged did happen
What you get
Each questionable claim flagged and sorted by severity, while it can still be corrected.
VerifiedRefutedUnverifiable

Sealed Accountability

Every action, permanently
What we check
Who did it, in what role, at what time
That the entry has not been altered since
That corrections are new entries, not overwrites
What you get
An append-only, audit-ready ledger of the whole encounter. When it is questioned, the seal answers.
Sealed · entry #4,127
Why it holds up

The booth is never on the home team's payroll.

In every sport, a disputed call goes to the booth, and the replay is trusted because the booth is independent. Our capture is our own, so it can hold every record to a source it did not write. That independence is the whole product, and it is also why we can run beside your existing system without touching it. Data stays in Canada, in ca-central-1, and the clinician always has the final word.

independent capture · append-only ledger · ca-central-1 · clinician-adjudicated
The proof is tappable

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runs entirely in this page · no login · works offline · data stays private

Seen enough? Let's run it on real encounters.

A 60-day pilot on one unit. You set the measures, your workflow does not change, and you keep the sealed evidence at the end.