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Steel Genetics is a clinical software platform for hospital hereditary-cancer genetics programs that automates the drafting and paperwork around genetic counseling while keeping the counselor as the accountable decision-maker. It takes a patient from referral through recontact. It builds five-generation pedigrees from notes, spoken histories, recorded calls, or photos of hand-drawn charts, and checks them against 51 NCCN testing criteria. It runs validated risk models (Tyrer-Cuzick, CanRisk, PREMM5, BCRAT), each of which declines or cautions when a patient falls outside its validation.

It drafts counseling notes, test requisitions, medical-necessity letters, and insurance appeals built from payers' own eviCore guideline text. After testing, it reads lab reports, requires a ClinVar reclassification check before releasing any positive or VUS result, and produces plain-language disclosure letters with line-by-line source proofs. For positive results, it generates letters the patient can send to each at-risk relative to support cascade testing.

Every patient-facing letter requires counselor approval, enforced server-side, and counselor corrections become permanent regression tests. The platform also includes a cited guideline reference desk, an oncology workspace that flags tumor findings needing germline follow-up, a findings registry with reclassification sweeps, and a referring-physician portal, all hosted in a dedicated AWS environment.

Sentinel is a school emergency alert and accountability system. Any staff member can send a silent alert from their own phone in two taps. The alert is saved on the device and sent as soon as the signal returns. Once an administrator confirms it, every staff device, the district office, police, fire, EMS, and the local emergency department are all notified at the same time and share a campus map built from Knotworks' own drone-captured 3D building models. The system pulls rosters, bell schedules, and guardian records from the district's student information system, so it can track accountability student by student and flag any room that hasn't been reported.

Each classroom gets its own instruction in the district's terms (hold, secure, lockdown, evacuate, shelter). Responders see only the incident details, not student records. Beyond emergencies, it handles visitor screening against the school's own list and a federal wanted list, verified release of students to guardians, first-aid guidance, and drill logging that assembles Pennsylvania's state certification paperwork. It runs in the browser on existing phones and computers with no new hardware.

Rampart is an EMS documentation and workflow automation platform that links both ends of the ambulance to hospital handoff. Medics chart on the device first, so nothing is lost when signal drops, and the app syncs automatically once signal returns. While the truck is still en route, a pre-arrival card with vitals, medications, ECG interpretation, and ETA goes to the receiving emergency department. Afterward, the ED sends the patient's outcome back to the crew's own run record.

Its other features include a hands-free code timer, auto-filling of Pennsylvania's Transfer of Care form, license and monitor scanning that the medic confirms, an MCI triage mode that works without signal, a supervisor/QI dashboard, a county command map shared with police and fire, one-tap lights-and-siren justification required before a chart can be signed, and NEMSIS 3.5 export for state reporting.

BlueQuill is a police documentation tool that turns an officer's own account of an incident into a court-ready report and the department's actual PDF forms, already filled in. It breaks the account into a numbered set of facts, asks targeted questions tied to specific form fields, and marks missing information. It never invents facts, statutes, or additional charges.

Before submission, its CrossCheck feature runs a mock trial in which simulated prosecutor, defense, and judge roles challenge the report and return a punch list of issues.

For accountability, it seals the machine's first draft, stores the officer's edits separately under their verified identity, and produces a printable redline and proof ledger tracing every sentence to its supporting fact. It also includes supervisor review queues, prosecutor referral, compliance reporting, and records retention.