Reduce clinical mental overload
Several AI chats open, a different answer in each, and you're still second-guessing?
Stop carrying everything in your head. Describe the case once, with no prompts to write, and Lithaya lays out up to 19 sections the same way every time: the differential with evidence for and against, tests, medication and interaction checks, red flags, follow-up and draft notes. Like a colleague's second opinion, and the decision stays yours.
Reference support for qualified healthcare professionals · Does not diagnose or treat · Not a medical device
“The committee concluded that most people will experience at least one diagnostic error in their lifetime, sometimes with devastating consequences.”
Why clinicians use it
Every clinician knows the case that stays with them after the shift. Lithaya doesn't make the decision for you; it gives you a structured second look, and keeps your reasoning where you can find it again.
Red flags and the conditions where a delay could cause serious harm are always listed, marked “Must not miss”, with the follow-up questions the history left open, so you can check before the patient leaves.
For each possibility you see what supports it, what argues against it and what is still missing. A clear, structured second look, so you're not running every scenario in your head alone.
Every case you save is searchable by diagnosis, by any word in its reports or by the date you saw it, and reopens exactly as it was, with what you were weighing at the time, on any computer you use.
SOAP notes, referral letters, progress notes and discharge summaries drafted from the same case, ready for you to edit and sign, instead of writing them from scratch at the end of the day.
Real guidelines and reviews are looked up in PubMed for each case and linked, so you can see the source behind a statement instead of wondering whether advice is still current. Any reference the AI invents is removed.
Each medicine is checked against its FDA label for maximum dose, kidney and liver adjustments and warnings, with a “Before you give” checklist before the first dose.
Lithaya is a reference tool: it does not diagnose or treat, and every decision stays with you.
What a second look does
What would a trusted colleague do with this case?
A first look at the case finds the details that would confirm or rule out the main possibilities, or reveal a red flag, each with the reason it matters. Answer what you know and select Continue. Unanswered questions are never assumed negative.
Each condition has its fit with the case, what in this case supports it and argues against it, and what tells it apart. Conditions where a delay could cause serious harm are marked “Must not miss”, however limited their fit. Put two to four side by side in the Differential Explorer.
Choose the sections you need: tests to consider, red flags, medication reference with the FDA label check, a SOAP note, a referral letter, patient education. Every page is labeled as an AI-generated draft, and you confirm your review before anything is copied, printed or exported.
Each saved case keeps its reports, your edits, the follow-up answers and a recall note, in a Lithaya folder on your own computer or drive. Search inside every report, or find every case where a condition was the impression or in the differential.
Your day
Is there ever enough time left at the end of the day?
The same case, from the first look to the last note. Choose your role.
Search your library for last week's patient and reopen the case with its reports, your edits and your recall note.
Type or dictate a few lines. Answer the questions the history left open, then read the differential with what supports and argues against each condition.
A referral letter and SOAP note from the same case, with “Check before signing” notes, for you to edit and sign.
Save the case with a recall note. It is one search away, on any computer where you keep your Lithaya folder.
Red flags and the conditions marked “Must not miss” are listed for each case, so you know what would need escalating.
Allergies, weight for per-kilogram doses, kidney and liver function and the interactions the labels mention, each marked ✓ or Check.
Plain-language patient education written from the case, for you to review and adapt before you share it.
Progress notes and discharge summaries drafted from the same case, ready for you to edit.
Each medicine checked against its FDA label: maximum daily dose, kidney and liver adjustments, boxed warning and contraindications, linked to DailyMed.
27 clinical calculators in the Calculator Library, creatinine clearance (Cockcroft-Gault) among them.
A dose above the label's maximum, or a documented allergy the label mentions, is flagged for you to check.
Save the case in your own library, searchable by medicine or by any word in its reports.
Nursing, Pharmacy or Medical Trainee in Lithaya Academy, with stations written for the way each profession thinks.
Work through a fictional case station by station: priorities, assessment, escalation, drug therapy problems, differentials and plans.
Marks, what to add and a model answer after each station, with the case's answer at the end.
All the feedback at the end, like an exam. Export your progress to keep a copy.
Three products, one way of working
Do you need everything, or just the part that fits your day?
The full reference report: follow-up questions first, then 19 sections you choose, with the Differential Explorer, Clinical Snapshot, calculators and your own case libraries, searchable by anything in their reports.
A shorter path through one case: enter what you have, answer the follow-up questions first, select Continue for the analysis, and see exactly what later answers changed.
Clinical-reasoning practice for nursing, pharmacy and medical trainees, on fictional cases, with marked feedback, a model answer and the case's answer at the end.
How a case moves through Lithaya
Only a few lines of history and ten minutes before the next patient?
Type, paste or dictate the history and findings, add text from a Word or PDF file, or open a case from the library. Leave out anything that identifies the patient.
Pick a specialty and the sections you need. The Clinical Impression and Differential Diagnosis are always included.
Before every Full Report, Lithaya suggests the questions the history left open, with the reason for each. Answer what you know and select Continue; the report is written with your answers.
Compare conditions side by side, follow each citation to its article, edit any section and confirm your review before you copy, print or export. Save the case to your own library.
Built around clinical judgment
Worried a tool will try to decide for you?
Identifiers are removed before anything is sent, your cases are not used to train AI, and your library stays in your own folder. How your information is handled
Will it work on the cases you see?
