Curbside is the world's largest, most active community of shared clinical logic. Use our modern drag-and-drop authoring tools to build clinical logic with your team, or customize existing clinical templates to better fit your organization's needs. Once you have created your clinical content, you can deploy it across your entire organization with the click of a button, web, mobile and EHR. Clinicians can place orders and automatically document all within a single interface focused on your priorities. Use our built-in analytics (or customize your own) to visualize the effect and outcomes of your clinical logic.

Curbside is a platform for point-of-care clinical effectiveness which allows health care systems to improve outcomes by making it easier for providers to make the best decisions.

Clinical leaders are able to easily customize workflows, then seamlessly disseminate protocols to frontline providers. Clinical Pathways are interactive decision trees with embedded links to clinical orders. AgileMD now has more than 4000 pathways live across emergency medicine, hospital medicine, surgery, oncology and primary care. 

At AgileMD, we are building the most advanced real-time predictive analytics and clinical pathways platform for hospitals.

To date, AgileMD tools have been used on more than 4 million patient encounters by more than 135,000 clinical users in over 250 hospitals, including some of the nation's leading academic medical centers. AgileMD's eCART clinical deterioration prediction software is FDA cleared and the first AI-powered early warning device for ward patients to go through the FDA process with real-world prospective data. 

AgileMD is backed by premier start-up partners MATTER, YCombinator, and Rock Health, and our cutting-edge analytics are built on more than decade of ongoing research at the University of Chicago. In 2021, AgileMD garnered nearly $3 million in combined federal research and development funding from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), including the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA).

• Clinician controlled EHR pathways. No need after initial integration for IS involvement with routine clinical changes to pathway logic, orders, etc.
• Integrated content marketplace for sharing and copying other organizations (even on different EHRs) clinical pathways
• Advanced diagramming tools specific to clinical decision trees unavailable in EHRs.