Anonymous patient records, shared across the AI agents institutions already run.
Life Node is a module that plugs into existing AI agent frameworks. We will release it as open source. It lets healthcare institutions share patient records, anonymous by default, in one structure: background, decision, outcome.
The window between visits
Between starting a treatment and the next check-up, one to three months pass, and the patient is mostly outside the clinic. Our first use case is oncology.
Contribute and retrieve
An institution that contributes records can retrieve records from similar cases in return.
Authorization and payment
Patients give explicit authorization for research and commercial use of their records. Records are anonymous by default. The planned model is that, under that authorization, pharmaceutical companies pay for anonymous records and receive them; no records have been sold so far. A patient can choose to verify as a contributor. We plan to reward verified contributors with a platform token. The plan is not final, and nothing has been promised to patients.
Experience, not advice
Clinicians, researchers and patients use the same agent; there is no separate patient app. For patients, the agent only indexes records from multiple sources about people in similar situations. It makes no decisions and does not give medical advice, diagnosis or treatment recommendations.