Building intelligence for how patients change over time
Dr.MaxHealth builds the intelligence layer healthcare organisations need to see the whole trajectory of a patient, not the last snapshot.
Founding thesis
Clinical systems record a patient over decades and review them in fifteen-minute slices. The signal that matters most — how a person is changing — is spread across years of laboratories, encounters, and notes, and becomes increasingly difficult to reconstruct manually as the record grows. Dr.MaxHealth builds the layer that reconstructs it.
Founders
Who is building this
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer
Dr. Maksym Kitsera
Molecular microbiologist and former infectious-disease researcher, previously a postdoctoral researcher at the Bernhard Nocht Institute for Tropical Medicine in Hamburg. Leads company strategy, medical AI research, and product development.
The available longitudinal record, reconstructed into a single ordered clinical trajectory instead of a stack of documents.
Forecasting, not summarisation
Recurring biomarkers projected forward with quantified uncertainty, measured against the patient's own history.
Reasoning that can be checked
Findings that carry the observations they came from and the medical evidence used to support them.
Built around the review
Output shaped for a physician with limited time and full clinical responsibility.
Progress
Clinical and research progress
PULSE is being developed and evaluated on retrospective longitudinal records with physician-led case review, alongside controlled comparisons against defined baselines. Evaluation methodology is published on the Science page; results are added as they complete.
Clinical pilots, research collaborations, and partnership discussions all start with the same conversation about your population and your review workflow.