NEGATIVE TELEMETRY™

Every clinical AI watches
what doctors do.

No one watches what they miss.

Fewer preventable deaths. Shorter stays. Lower liability.
Patent-pending technology that detects the absence of expected clinical actions.

Negative Telemetry™ is patent-pending technology that detects the absence of expected clinical actions — turning invisible gaps in care into measurable, preventable risk.

WHAT WE BUILT

Our research demonstrates that patterns of missing clinical actions — assessments that should have happened but didn't — carry significant, independent mortality risk. Multiple manuscripts are published or under peer review.

WHY IT MATTERS

Diagnostic errors cost the U.S. healthcare system over $100 billion annually and are the leading cause of serious malpractice claims. Most result from omissions — not wrong actions, but missing ones. No existing technology measures whether the right clinical reasoning happened.

THE EVIDENCE

Our research is built on MIMIC-IV (46,004 ICU patients, 14 years). Multiple manuscripts published and under peer review.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY

The Negative Telemetry™ technology is protected by a portfolio of U.S. provisional patent applications. All claims are supported by peer-reviewed evidence. Details available under NDA.

ABOUT

Negative Telemetry™ was developed by Greg Born in Nashville, Tennessee.

ORCID: 0009-0001-6188-7683

Every clinical AI watches what doctors do.