Introducing Celiogen: The AI Copilot for Physicians
Medical AI can answer a clinical question. But physicians rarely work with questions alone. They search literature, review medications, calculate clinical scores, analyze datasets, interpret results, and complete medical coding, often across a collection of disconnected tools. Celiogen brings these workflows together in a single AI copilot for physicians and clinical researchers. Celiogen is designed to help with clinical reasoning, literature search, drug decision support, medical calculations, biostatistical analysis, and ICD-10 and CPT coding. It turns these capabilities into focused workflows that can be accessed directly from the same workspace. Celiogen is powered by Orinn, Labops' healthcare-first multimodal AI foundation model. From a question to a workflow. Celiogen is built around what physicians need to accomplish, not just what they can ask an AI. Start with a clinical question. Research the evidence. Calculate a relevant score. Investigate a medication. Analyze a dataset. Generate a statistical visualization. Work through medical coding. These are different tasks, but they often belong to the same clinical or research workflow. Celiogen brings them together.
Literature search: Medical research starts with evidence. Celiogen helps physicians and researchers search medical literature, investigate clinical questions, and synthesize relevant findings. Instead of treating literature search as a separate activity, Celiogen keeps it connected to the question being investigated.
Drug decision support: Medication research often requires more than a drug name and a dose. Celiogen provides a workflow for pharmacy research and drug decision support, helping physicians investigate medications and review relevant information such as interactions, contraindications, and other clinical considerations. The final decision remains with the physician.
Medical calculators: Clinical calculations should not require another workflow. Celiogen includes medical calculators that allow physicians to perform relevant calculations within the same workspace. Patient information can move from the clinical context to the calculation without requiring another application or browser tab.
From clinical data to statistical interpretation: For clinical researchers, Celiogen goes beyond information retrieval. It can work directly with research data. Celiogen can perform biostatistical analyses including: Kaplan–Meier survival analysis, Cox proportional hazards regression, ROC curve analysis, Multivariable regression, Statistical testing, Data visualization. It can also generate graphs and interpret the resulting statistical outputs. For example, a researcher can provide a dataset containing survival information and request a Kaplan–Meier analysis. Celiogen can perform the analysis, generate the survival curve, present the statistical results, and explain their interpretation. The workflow moves from: Data → Analysis → Visualization → Interpretation. This makes Celiogen useful not only for answering research questions, but for working through the analysis itself.
Specialized workflows, one command away
Celiogen also makes frequently used workflows directly accessible from chat. Type / in the chat interface to open the command menu. From there, specialized workflows can be activated directly. Example:
/biostat: run analyses such as Kaplan–Meier, Cox, ROC, and regression.
/code: work with ICD-10 and CPT medical coding.
/auth: draft prior authorization requests.
/appeal: draft insurance appeal letters.
The idea is simple: the physician should not need to remember the right prompt to access a specialized workflow. The command system provides a direct path from the conversation to the task.
Medical coding without leaving the workflow
Clinical documentation frequently needs to become structured medical coding. Celiogen supports ICD-10 and CPT coding, helping physicians work from clinical context toward relevant standardized codes. The output can then be reviewed by the professional before being used in a clinical or administrative workflow.
Privacy built into the desktop experience
Healthcare AI requires a different standard for data handling. Celiogen is designed around privacy and data control. It does not retain conversations or uploaded data as persistent user history, and data stays within the user's own device. This allows physicians and researchers to work in a private desktop environment without building a persistent cloud history of their clinical sessions.
Built on Orinn
Celiogen is the application layer. Orinn provides the underlying intelligence. Orinn is Labops' healthcare-first multimodal AI foundation model. Celiogen applies that intelligence to focused physician and research workflows. This separation allows us to work on two different layers of healthcare AI: Orinn provides the foundation. Celiogen turns that foundation into tools physicians can use.
AI that fits the work
The opportunity for AI in medicine is not simply to produce better answers. It is to make the work around those answers more efficient. Celiogen brings literature search, drug decision support, medical calculators, biostatistics, visualization, coding, and specialized clinical workflows into one application for physicians and researchers. Celiogen is now available on Mac and Windows. Download it from the Mac App Store or Microsoft Store.