For healthcare professionals
Less reconstructed history, more clinical decision.
Lucas captures what happens between appointments in a structured way and hands it to you in order. The conversation starts where it used to finish.
What it brings to your clinic
Designed with clinicians who treat chronic conditions and immunodeficiencies.
Context before you start
See at a glance what has changed across your patients since their last visit, before the day begins.
Data comparable over time
The same scales applied consistently, so you can judge whether a treatment is working.
Real adherence
Patient-reported doses and side effects, rather than what they can recall on the day of the appointment.
Practice log
Record decisions, regimen changes and follow-up in your own space, linked to the patient's timeline.
Traceable access
The patient grants access and every consultation is logged. Transparent on both sides.
Open export
Download the information in standard formats to bring into your electronic health record.
How it fits your workflow
Without switching systems or duplicating work.
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The patient shares their record
You receive an access invitation. Your organization doesn't need to install anything.
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You review the trajectory
A structured summary of symptom trends, events and adherence since the last visit.
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You record your judgement
Note decisions and regimen changes in the practice log, ready for the next consultation.
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You export if you need to
Move what matters into your organization's record in an open format.
For organizations and departments
If you want to roll Lucas out across a whole service, let's talk about how.
- Team onboarding and permission management by department
- Structured export for integration with your electronic health record
- Data processing agreements compliant with Mexican law
- Training and support throughout the rollout
- A department dashboard for cohort follow-up
Clinician questions
Does it replace the electronic health record?
No. Lucas complements the official record by adding what happens between appointments. Anything relevant can be exported into your organization's system.
What responsibility do I carry for this data?
The data belongs to the patient, who grants access. Lucas acts as data processor and signs the corresponding agreement with your organization for institutional rollouts.
How long does reviewing a patient take?
The summary is designed to be read in under a minute before the appointment.
Is there a cost?
Individual access to review patients who have invited you is free. Department and organization plans are paid — write to us for terms.
Let's look at it with your cases
We'll walk you through the platform using a scenario from your specialty in a thirty-minute session.