- Source coverage
- 80%
- Owner acknowledgement
- 88%
- Ready for access review
- 3
- Verified closures
- 3
Production pilots add incumbent comparison, adjudicated precision, median review time, and closure-throughput denominators.
Bounded workflow loading
The interface is loading. No clinical action is performed by this state.
Program layer / synthetic demonstration
One operating surface for the layers Synorthopic already supports: bounded cohort proof, configurable review protocols, legacy implant identity, accountable closure, and a human-reviewed handoff into documentation and access.
DetectEvidence-bounded episode reconstruction
Existing engineResolveIdentity, source coverage, and abstention
LayeredOwnNamed person, due date, acknowledgement
LayeredCloseReviewed disposition and portable receipt
LayeredActCoding and payer packet preparation
Existing enginePilot command center
These measures update as you work the synthetic queue. They are program evidence, not clinical-outcome evidence.
Production pilots add incumbent comparison, adjudicated precision, median review time, and closure-throughput denominators.
Set the minimum actionable yield, acceptable precision, review-time ceiling, owner coverage, and safe-abstention criteria before seeing results.
Open validation labConfigurable protocol builder
Protocols define which records enter review, when they return, what evidence can close them, and who owns the work. They never declare that removal is indicated.
External fixation / K-wires / Flexible nails
Guided-growth plates / Flexible nails / Telescoping rods
Antibiotic spacers / Cement beads / Temporary fixation
Growing rods / Tethering systems / Temporary fixation
Legacy implant and UDI reconciliation
Public device registries can enrich a reviewed identity; they cannot prove implantation, current presence, or the appropriate next step.
Produces a readiness and exception report. It does not claim CEHRT compliance or reconstruct production identifiers without evidence.
| Episode | Evidence tier | Device detail | Source support | Recall lookup |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exact UDI | Fictional Ortho SystemsAFX-210 | 4/52 identity references | Eligible to queryExact, reviewed, patient-free | |
| Manufacturer + catalog | Fictional Pediatric ImplantsTBP-24 | 5/51 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Descriptive only | Not establishedNo structured catalog or model | 3/61 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Manufacturer + model | Fictional Trauma DevicesFlexRod 3.5 | 3/41 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Manufacturer + catalog | Fictional Ortho SystemsSS-42 | 4/41 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Exact UDI | Fictional Thoracic SystemsAS-340 | 5/52 identity references | Eligible to queryExact, reviewed, patient-free | |
| Exact UDI | Fictional Ortho SystemsAFX-220 | 5/52 identity references | Eligible to queryExact, reviewed, patient-free | |
| Manufacturer + catalog | Fictional Trauma DevicesKW-16 | 4/41 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Manufacturer + model | Fictional Spine SystemsGrowLine | 5/61 identity reference | HoldIdentity threshold not met | |
| Unresolved | Not establishedNo structured catalog or model | 1/50 identity references | HoldIdentity threshold not met |
Human-owned closure workflow
The demo records local state transitions only. Production tasks, outreach, scheduling, and EHR writes remain separately authorized customer integrations.
A return-to-OR plan is documented, but no completion record is present in the synthetic chart.
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Removal-specific payer and documentation layer
Synorthopic reuses the existing access workbench and private SpineCPT boundary. This program layer controls when a case is ready to enter that workflow.
Carry reviewed facts, missing-document flags, provenance, and the human disposition into an editable administrative packet.
Open existing access layer ->Use the licensed local code library through its existing adapter boundary. The public site never contains or transmits the proprietary catalog.
Inspect coding boundary ->Prepare modular CMS-aligned adapter requests while keeping policy interpretation, code confirmation, and submission under human control.
View adapter contracts ->Export a reviewed lifecycle disposition for transfer or audit. This is not a generic implant passport or a clinical recommendation.
Connection truth
These five boundaries support the program workflow. Implemented means local code is tested; it does not mean a customer connection, customer data path, or external write is live.
A patient-free, credential-free, read-only AccessGUDID lookup is implemented; registry identity does not prove patient use.
A public registry match can enrich device identity; it cannot establish that the device was implanted in a patient or support a clinical decision.
A patient-free private SpineCPT handoff contract is implemented; the licensed engine is not bundled, connected, or publicly verified.
No SpineCPT source, license key, terminology library, live service, or proprietary descriptor is present in this repository.
Prior-authorization packet preparation is local; no payer transport, policy service, submission, or response integration is implemented.
Local packet preparation does not implement payer policy retrieval, attestation, submission, response, or medical-necessity determination.
A human-gated FHIR Task write contract is implemented and synthetic-tested; external EHR writes are disabled.
The write path is exercised only with synthetic transports; public and read-only deployments enable no EHR writes.
An external audit-sink contract and patient-free probe are implemented; no customer sink is configured or verified.
The sink and probe interfaces are implemented, but no external destination, schedule, monitoring, or independent archive is loaded.
Automation truth
The program uses deterministic lifecycle and identity preparation only. Neither engine makes a removal decision, confirms physical implant state, learns online, or acts on an external system.
Deterministic lifecycle program rules are implemented and synthetic-tested; closure and clinical decisions remain human-owned.
Only a human-selected, evidence-backed disposition may close an episode.
Patient-free identity consolidation and bounded lookup rules are locally tested; registry matches remain untrusted review evidence.
A reviewer decides whether any match is relevant to the supplied chart evidence.
One product, layered by function
The command center is additive: the existing workbench, validation labs, customer runtime, device identity, and access workflow remain intact.