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AI-Powered Clinical Assistant for Emergency Care

How CodeBranch transformed a manual prototype into a scalable AI platform that assists physicians in real-time emergency care settings.

Quick Summary

  • CodeBranch helped a healthcare startup transform a manual, prompt-based prototype into a scalable, production-ready AI platform designed to assist physicians in real-time clinical settings.
  • Full MVP delivered ahead of schedule, with additional functionality beyond the original scope.
  • Scalable and maintainable production environment with CI/CD pipeline and code quality gates.
Tech Stack: Python FastAPI LangGraph PostgreSQL pgvector OpenAI Anthropic AWS Bedrock Next.js TypeScript NextAuth.js TanStack Query Tailwind CSS Docker SonarCloud
AI-Powered Clinical Assistant for Emergency Care

Overview

CodeBranch partnered with a healthcare startup to transform a proof-of-concept clinical assistant into a production-ready AI platform. The original prototype relied on a single, manually crafted prompt — effective for demonstrations but unsuitable for real-world clinical use. CodeBranch designed a multi-node LLM agent architecture using LangGraph, built a mobile-friendly web application with Next.js, and deployed the platform on a scalable infrastructure with CI/CD pipelines and automated code quality gates. The platform supports live consultation assistance, on-demand clinical chat, and an academic reference mode — all designed for physicians working in high-pressure emergency care environments.

Industries

Services Provided

  • Custom Software Development
  • AI Development
  • Mobile App Development

Approach

The project was delivered by a six-person team: a Full Stack Developer, an LLM Engineer, a Project Manager, a Software Architect, and two QA Analysts. The backend was built with Python and FastAPI following Clean Architecture, with LangGraph orchestrating a multi-node LLM agent capable of routing across OpenAI, Anthropic, and AWS Bedrock. PostgreSQL with pgvector handled data persistence and semantic search. The frontend used Next.js with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS v4, NextAuth.js for authentication, and TanStack Query for efficient data fetching. Docker containers, a CI/CD pipeline, and SonarCloud integration ensured code quality and reliable deployments from day one.

1x Full Stack Developer
1x LLM Engineer
1x Project Manager
1x Software Architect
2x QA Analyst

Results

  • Full MVP delivered ahead of schedule, with additional functionality beyond the original scope.
  • Scalable and maintainable production environment with CI/CD pipeline and code quality gates.
  • Internal beta testing underway with cross-functional medical teams.
  • Platform ready for showcase at an international medical congress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What clinical scenarios does the platform support?
The platform supports three main modes: live consultation assistance where the AI helps physicians during active patient encounters, on-demand clinical chat for quick medical queries, and an academic reference mode for evidence-based lookups. All modes are tailored for emergency care professionals.
How does the AI agent architecture work?
The platform uses LangGraph to orchestrate a multi-node LLM agent. Different nodes handle different aspects of clinical reasoning, with the ability to route queries across multiple LLM providers including OpenAI, Anthropic, and AWS Bedrock. This architecture provides flexibility, resilience, and the ability to select the best model for each task.
What was delivered beyond the original MVP scope?
The team delivered all promised MVP features ahead of schedule and added additional functionality beyond the original scope, including enhanced clinical modes and a more robust data pipeline. The platform was production-ready for its medical congress debut.
How does the platform handle medical data security?
The platform uses NextAuth.js for secure authentication, follows Clean Architecture principles to isolate sensitive data layers, and runs on a containerized infrastructure with SonarCloud code quality gates. All data is stored in PostgreSQL with proper access controls.
Can the platform integrate with different LLM providers?
Yes. The LangGraph-based agent architecture supports multiple LLM providers — OpenAI, Anthropic, and AWS Bedrock — allowing the platform to select the best model for each clinical scenario and providing resilience against provider-specific outages.

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