Every patient, kept in context.
Every decision, still yours.

An AI care team for every patient, working under the direction of their physician.

For physicians

Care shaped to the person, ahead of the problem

We are building toward medicine that is personal to each patient and starts before problems mature. That future is decided between visits, so that is where Coda works.

One patient picture

The chart, home data, messages, and prior decisions stay together.

A decision ready

Coda shows what changed, why it matters, and the reasonable next steps.

Physician approval

The physician approves, edits, or declines.

Follow-through

The approved plan is carried through and returned to the record with a receipt.

For patients

The same care, from the patient’s side.

Maya sees what changed and what her physician decided. What she logs at home becomes signal her doctor can use. When nothing needs her attention, Duet says nothing.

i

She hears it from her doctor. Updates arrive in her physician's own approved words.

ii

She logs what she notices. Readings, symptoms, and questions, kept in one place until they matter.

iii

She decides what is shared. Notes wait in her “For my doctor” collection until she chooses to send them.

9:41●●●
Good morning, Maya.
One update from Dr. Osei
Dr. OseiFrom your physician

We're returning to your earlier dose. Your evening readings told us the lower one wasn't holding. Keep logging, and watch for dizziness.

For my doctor · yours to share

3 notes saved this week: evening readings, and a headache on Tuesday.

Share with Dr. OseiKeep private
Quiet since Tuesday.
Nothing needs your attention.
One patient episode, start to finish.
Change noticed.
Context assembled.
The physician approves.
Plan completed and recorded.
Returned to the record.
Thursday · August 28

Good morning.

You have six visits today. I've reviewed the available record and prepared each patient in calendar order.

28Practice calendar connected · available records reviewed
8:30
Maya BennettBlood-pressure medication follow-up · one decision ready
9:15
Jake SmithCorrected lab result · needs a closing word
10:00
Mary LouisHeart-failure follow-up
11:30
Elena ParkAnnual preventive visit · quiet
Thursday · 8:30 am visit
Maya Bennett

Maya Bennett

Blood-pressure medication follow-up
Prepared for review

Her home pressures appear higher since the lisinopril change, but adherence and measurement quality are still unclear.

Home blood pressureApple Health · home cuff
RX CHANGE
Prepared plan

Restore the prior dose, recheck potassium, and follow up in two weeks.

Awaiting your review. Nothing moves before it
cThis morning · before clinic
Good morning. One thing needs you before clinic: Maya Bennett's home pressures appear higher since the dose change. I've prepared the context and the likely branches. Everything else is quiet.
Physician“She was dizzy on the higher dose. Has that come back?”
cCoda
Not in her logs. One dizziness note the week of the change, then six weeks of entries with none.
Home logsVisit noteMessages
Physician“Approve A. And get the potassium first.”

Returned to the record

Approved by voice
1
Change noticed
Home readings changed after the medication update.
2
Context assembled
Dose history, home readings, recent messages, and the latest potassium result were reviewed together.
3
Decision prepared
Return to the prior dose, review potassium first, and plan follow-up.
4
Physician approved
The physician confirmed the plan by voice.
✓
Completed after approval
The patient message, medication change, and follow-up were recorded together.
Context reviewed
Answered from her record
Approved work recorded
Returned To the
record.

Our team and clinical network have trained and worked at

Mass General Brigham Johns Hopkins Medicine Stanford Medicine UCSF Health Yale New Haven Health Duke MIT Harvard NewYork-Presbyterian Massachusetts General Hospital Columbia Vagelos Zucker School of Medicine Johns Hopkins University

Most care begins after something goes wrong.
We want to change that.

Coda starts with the work between visits, helping physicians see meaningful change earlier and close the loop on what happens next.

Built with physicians

We are partnering with a small number of concierge and independent primary-care and cardiology practices.

If you want more of the work between visits handled without giving up clinical control, we should talk.

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Founder, cardiology fellow at Mass GeneralFounder, MIT computer scientist

A cardiology fellow at Mass General & an MIT computer scientist