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Autism ecosystem: from fragmented care to connected support.

Six pillars. Fourteen services. One focus: helping families, clinicians, educators, and employers build a more humane, connected, and effective autism ecosystem.

What we deliver

Each pillar addresses a different pressure point in the ecosystem: diagnosis, therapy, education, home, research, and system infrastructure. Together they turn fragmented care into a coherent journey.

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Pillar 1

Screening & diagnosis

Compressing the wait from first concern to actionable understanding.

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Autism diagnostics & assessment centers

Digitized screening and assessment workflows (M-CHAT, ISAA, CARS, ADOS-2 protocols), video-based behavioral observation support via AutismLens, automated report drafting, and waitlist/referral management — with the clinician making every call.

What it means for you

The 6–18 month diagnostic waitlist compresses because specialist hours go into judgment, not form-filling and report-writing. Every family leaves with a standardized, actionable report instead of a scribbled impression — and your throughput rises without diluting rigor.

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Pathology & genetic testing labs

LIMS modernization, pipelines for fragile X / chromosomal microarray / exome workflows, LLM-assisted variant literature review via BioChartLM, EHR and clinic integrations, and parent-readable report layers.

What it means for you

Turnaround shrinks and geneticist hours concentrate on the hard calls. Reports arrive in language both the referring pediatrician and the parent understand — so testing becomes part of the care journey instead of a PDF dead end.

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Pillar 2

Therapy & clinical care

Giving clinicians and therapists their hours back — so children get more care.

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Early intervention centers (0–6)

Screening-to-enrollment pipelines, parent-mediated intervention programs with video modeling, milestone tracking, and tele-intervention delivery for smaller cities.

What it means for you

Children start intervention inside the highest-neuroplasticity window instead of losing a year to queues — and families in tier-2/3 towns get structured programs without relocating. This is the highest-ROI segment in the entire ecosystem.

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Therapy centers (ABA, speech, OT, multidisciplinary)

TherapyOS: scheduling, digital session data collection, goal banks and plan generation, ambient session documentation, parent portals, billing, and outcome dashboards — with bounded-autonomy agents handling intake, reporting, and coordination.

What it means for you

Therapists reclaim the third of their week lost to documentation, capacity rises without hiring, and parents see progress in data instead of wondering. The therapy happens in the room again.

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Autism specialty hospitals & child development units

FHIR R4-native records on Medplum, cross-specialty care coordination — neurology, psychiatry, GI, therapy under one longitudinal record — ambient clinical documentation, and referral and utilization analytics.

What it means for you

Multidisciplinary care finally behaves like one record instead of five departments. Families stop re-narrating their child's history at every door, and your slots and staff go further.

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Pillar 3

Education & lifespan inclusion

From early school years to meaningful adulthood and employment.

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Special needs & inclusive schools

IEP lifecycle management, classroom data collection, teacher–shadow–therapist–parent coordination, LLM-assisted curriculum adaptation, and AAC integration in the classroom.

What it means for you

The IEP goes from an annual document to a living plan that's actually followed and measured. Inclusion becomes manageable per teacher, and you can show regulators and boards evidence, not intentions.

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Vocational training & adult transition services

Skills assessment, VR-based job simulation and training, job matching, employer neurodiversity-hiring toolkits, and supported-employment tracking.

What it means for you

The cliff at eighteen becomes a ramp. Adults get measurable pathways into work, employers get prepared rather than persuaded, and your program serves the whole lifespan — which is where the ecosystem's biggest unmet need now sits.

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Pillar 4

Home & communication

Putting families at the center and giving every child a voice.

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Families & home programs

Parent training platforms, home data capture that syncs with the clinic and school, video-modeling libraries, and coordination agents for appointments, respite, and entitlements.

What it means for you

Parents stop being the integration layer between the school, the clinic, and the therapy center. The home hours — the majority of every child's hours — become structured and therapeutic instead of guesswork and exhaustion.

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AAC & assistive technology

iSpeak: AI-powered augmentative and alternative communication with personalized video modeling, natural voices, Indic-language support, and on-device operation — deployable across home, classroom, and clinic.

What it means for you

A minimally verbal child gains a way to express wants, needs, and self — the single highest-leverage intervention there is, because every other service in this list works better once the child can communicate.

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Pillar 5

Research & precision medicine

Turning data into better science, better hypotheses, and better matching.

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Clinical trials (sponsors, CROs, sites)

Digital endpoints from video-based behavioral measurement, eCOA/ePRO instruments adapted for minimally verbal participants, registry building and recruitment, decentralized trial infrastructure, and clinical data management.

What it means for you

The two reasons autism trials fail — slow recruitment and insensitive endpoints — get direct answers. Objective, continuous behavioral measures replace crude rating scales, site burden drops, and signal detection improves.

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Drug discovery & biotech

Biomedical literature mining and knowledge graphs via BioChartLM, target and biomarker hypothesis pipelines, preclinical data engineering, and pipeline/competitive intelligence.

What it means for you

Your researchers navigate an exploding literature instead of drowning in it, and wet-lab money aims at better-supported hypotheses — compressing the most expensive guesswork in your pipeline.

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Genomics & precision medicine

Variant analysis pipelines, deep phenotyping that pairs video-derived behavioral phenotypes with genotype data, multi-omics integration, and subtype-discovery cohort infrastructure.

What it means for you

'Autism' begins resolving into subtypes with distinct trajectories and treatment responses — the research foundation for matching the right intervention to the right child, framed honestly as research infrastructure, not clinical claims.

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Pillar 6

System, payers & workforce

The infrastructure that makes the whole ecosystem scale and sustain.

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Payers, registries & government programs

Outcome-data infrastructure for reimbursement and schemes (Niramaya, insurance mandates), UDID and disability-certification workflow digitization, and population analytics for policy and NGO programs.

What it means for you

Funding starts following evidence, families navigate entitlements without a maze, and programs can prove impact in the language ministries and insurers actually accept.

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Training institutes, NGOs & workforce development

Therapist and educator training platforms aligned to RCI pathways, AI-driven simulation and roleplay practice, supervision and treatment-fidelity tools, and content localization.

What it means for you

This one attacks the root constraint — clinician supply itself. New therapists reach competence faster, existing ones get scalable supervision, and quality stops depending on being lucky with a mentor.

Find your starting point

Tell us which part of the ecosystem you're working in — diagnosis, therapy, school, home, research, or system infrastructure — and we'll come back with a grounded first step.

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