Synthetic encounters
Complete specialty encounter transcripts, SOAP notes, ICD-10/CPT codes, and prior-auth narratives. [ASPIRATIONAL]
Augur generates statistically faithful synthetic specialty encounters and medical images using NeMo generative LLMs and Clara/MONAI diffusion models trained on Scribara's de-identified corpus — covering the rare cases that real datasets under-represent.
Layer 4 — synthetic training fuel for the Scribara flywheel and external healthcare AI
Healthcare AI companies can't train on real PHI at scale; rare specialty presentations are chronically under-represented in real datasets. Existing synthetic tools generate structurally plausible but clinically shallow records that fail specialty accuracy checks.
NeMo LLMs fine-tuned on Scribara's de-identified encounter corpus learn the statistical patterns of real specialty medicine — diagnosis distributions, coding conventions, prior-auth language. [ASPIRATIONAL]
Parameterized generation: specialty, diagnosis category, complexity, demographic. Clara/MONAI produces synthetic DICOM images that pass clinical realism checks. [ASPIRATIONAL]
A NeMo classifier trained on specialty coding logic rejects samples where the diagnosis, codes, and clinical narrative don't cohere — ensuring medical accuracy, not just structural validity.
Rare-case coverage flows to Forma. External customers — healthcare AI startups, research institutions, FDA testers — get bulk exports or API access to validated synthetic datasets.
Complete specialty encounter transcripts, SOAP notes, ICD-10/CPT codes, and prior-auth narratives. [ASPIRATIONAL]
DICOM-format derm lesions, retinal fundus, and ortho X-rays from Clara/MONAI diffusion models. [ASPIRATIONAL]
NeMo classifier rejects implausible samples before they reach any customer or training pipeline.
Membership-inference attack testing confirms no real patient data is memorized or reproducible.
Rare-case synthetic coverage fills the long tail of presentations Forma's real-data stream under-represents.
Healthcare AI startups and research institutions purchase validated synthetic datasets via bulk export or generation API. [ASPIRATIONAL]
Training a 7B+ parameter NeMo encounter LLM requires 8–64× H100/H200 GPUs; there is no CPU path. Clara/MONAI diffusion model training is similarly GPU-bound. Production inference — generating 10,000 synthetic encounters in a batch — requires TensorRT-optimized GPU inference.
Augur feeds synthetic training data to every product that needs rare-case coverage.
Augur includes provenance tracking and privacy audit trails that position its datasets for FDA AI/ML SaMD testing use cases. Specific regulatory acceptance [UNKNOWN] — confirm with your regulatory counsel.
Augur trains on de-identified Scribara encounter outputs; every generated sample passes a membership-inference attack test confirming no real patient data is memorized. PHI never enters the generative pipeline.
Yes — Augur will offer bulk dataset exports and a generation API to healthcare AI companies, research institutions, and regulatory testing organizations. Pricing [UNKNOWN] — contact us. [ASPIRATIONAL]
See Augur generate a batch of specialty encounters and validate their clinical accuracy.