Every clinical AI decision.
Verified.
Orinyx sits between any clinical AI tool and the patient record, checking every medication recommendation against FDA labeling, clinical pharmacology, and federal safety guidance — in real time, before the doctor signs.
What happens now
An AI recommended aspirin 325mg daily to prevent heart attacks. It called the recommendation guideline-consistent. That guideline was reversed in 2022 — the updated guidance says do not start this because bleeding risk outweighs the benefit. Nobody caught it. No record of what the AI said. No check before it reached the doctor.
See it in action
When a recommendation isn't supported, it gets flagged. With sources.
Patient on apixaban — can I also prescribe clarithromycin for a lung infection?
"Yes, give both. Monitor INR."
INR is only relevant for warfarin, not apixaban. The recommended monitoring parameter does not apply to this drug class.
Apixaban + clarithromycin requires 50% dose reduction.source: FDA label, apixaban (eliquis) §7.1
Want to see this run on a real flagged decision from your AI environment?
Schedule a demo →How it works
Three steps. Every recommendation. Every time.
Install one layer
One layer between any AI tool and the EHR. No clinician workflow change.
Check every recommendation
Every recommendation is checked against FDA drug labeling, clinical pharmacology, and federal medication safety guidance.
Flag, source, log
Unsupported recommendations are flagged Minor, Moderate, or Major — supported ones pass through with source attached. Every output is logged for audit.
Schedule a demo
See Orinyx live. Pick a time.
30 minutes with the founder. We'll walk through the console on a real flagged decision and answer anything specific to your AI environment.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
The questions hospital risk officers, CMIOs, and clinical leadership ask first.
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7 years in health IT. 5 years clinical.