01 / PERSON
Who?
Start with a clear patient list and an intentional way to review which cases may need attention.
CLINICAL WORKFLOW INTELLIGENCE
Person.
Place.
Time.
Reimagined.
Clinical intelligence, oriented around what matters.
A clinician-designed mobile workflow experience being developed to make patient information easier to navigate, review, and prioritize.
Early-stage prototype · Synthetic demonstration data only · Not for patient care
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Patients
Case 01 · HemodynamicsPre-scripted priority example
Case 02 · RespiratoryPre-scripted priority example
Case 03 · RenalPre-scripted priority example
Case 04 · Routine reviewPre-scripted priority example
Synthetic-only workflow. Colored indicators represent scripted categories, not validated clinical risk scores.
PatientsPrioritySearchSettings
Clinician-centered by design
Information in useful context
Synthetic-only prototype today
THE CLINICAL PROBLEM
The right information is not always in the right place.
Clinical review often requires moving between patient lists, time-stamped results, notes, trends, and consultant input. OptimaCI explores how a focused mobile experience might reduce navigation burden and make changes easier to interpret.
02 / PLACE
Where?
Bring relevant context into a consistent workflow instead of asking clinicians to remember where to look.
03 / TIME
When?
Highlight the recency and sequence of information so changes can be reviewed in context.
THE PRODUCT EXPERIENCE
A simpler starting point for pre-rounding.
The prototype uses a concise patient list first, with deeper review on separate screens. Every interaction is designed to help clinicians orient quickly without replacing their clinical judgment.
01
Patients
One straightforward list, with red, yellow, and green indicators for scripted demonstration scenarios.
02
Priority
A separate view for exploring review order and meaningful changes within synthetic cases.
03
Search & settings
Dedicated navigation for finding a case and controlling app-level preferences.
ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW · SYNTHETIC DATA
Morning reviewDemo environment
Case 01Review change contextReview first
Case 02Review recent informationNext
Case 03Review recent informationNext
Case 04Routine scripted exampleRoutine
Illustrative interface only. Not an actual EHR display, medical risk prediction, or clinically validated prioritization result.
WHERE WE ARE
Prototype today. Evidence before deployment.
OptimaCI is being developed in stages, with a deliberate distinction between software functionality, usability feedback, and the clinical validation required before real-world care use.
Current · Stage 01
Working prototype
A local iOS application built around a scripted four-case demonstration workflow.
Next · Stage 02
Private usability testing
Invitation-based TestFlight feedback using exclusively fictional patient scenarios.
Future · Stage 03
Institutional evaluation
Any proposed clinical study or health-system integration would follow formal approvals, security review, and validation.
RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT
Built to be evaluated, not assumed ready.
Real patient data, live EHR integration, and clinical decision-making are outside the present prototype. The native EHR remains the source of truth for actual clinical care.
✓Current demonstrations use fictional patient information only.
✓No hospital credentials or production integrations are requested for demonstrations.
✓No claims of clinical efficacy, triage accuracy, or measured patient-outcome improvement.
✓Any future clinical evaluation requires appropriate institutional permissions and safeguards.
ABOUT OPTIMACI
Technology shaped by clinical perspective.
OptimaCI is an early-stage clinical workflow software project developed by Kmbro, LLC. The goal is to organize information around how clinicians review patients, not ask clinicians to adapt to an unnecessarily fragmented interface.
“Help the right clinician see the right information at the right time in the right format.”OUR PRODUCT MISSION
CONTACT & PARTNERSHIPS
Interested in the future of clinical workflow?
We welcome introductory conversations with clinical informatics, digital health, and technology evaluation teams. Please do not send patient information.