ArcRos Inc. · Applied AI for medicine
We build software for medicine that cites its sources, abstains when the evidence is thin, and keeps patient data private by default. Medicine first. Defense next.
Products
One helps the next generation of clinicians learn. The other helps practicing clinicians decide. Both are held to the same rule: show the evidence, or stay quiet.
01 · Medical and nursing education
Early accessA study platform where every question shows its source.
MedKey is an AI study platform for medical and nursing students. Every question cites the passage it was written from, and the engine declines to write questions when the sources cannot support a topic.
02 · Primary care decision support
In developmentDecision support that earns the interruption.
Cresca is clinical decision support for primary care, built against alert fatigue. It follows each patient's own trajectory, stays quiet when the evidence is thin, and when it does speak, it offers ranked options with their tradeoffs.
How we build
Every output traces back to a source a person can open and check.
When the evidence does not support an answer, the system says so.
Patient data stays out of language models unless a deployment explicitly allows it.
Software lays out the choices and their tradeoffs. People make the call.
| Typical AI tool | ArcRos |
|---|---|
| Answers every question it is asked | Abstains when the evidence is thin |
| Sources hidden behind fluent text | Every claim points to a source you can open |
| Patient data sent to a model by default | No patient data to a language model by default |
| One directive, or a wall of alerts | Ranked options, each with its tradeoffs |
| Ships when the demo looks good | Ships when a readiness gate passes |
Where we are going
We start where the cost of a wrong answer is obvious and the people doing the work are overloaded. The same discipline carries into defense.
MedKey for clinical education and Cresca for primary care. This is where all current product work happens.
High-stakes decisions on aging software, under review afterward. Active research only. Nothing has shipped and we will not announce a product before it is real.
We are exploring AR and VR software for medical and defense training. It is a direction we are studying, not a product.
Who builds it
ArcRos was founded by Kevin Bhatt, a computer engineer with a background in data and systems engineering for Ontario's transportation systems and a reservist in the Canadian Armed Forces. The company is small on purpose and builds its own products end to end.
About ArcRosKevin Bhatt
We are looking for educators, students and primary care teams who want to shape what we build.