Access to cutting-edge treatments.
For all of us.
Rising Tide uses the power of real-world data and AI to match underserved psychiatry patients to clinical trials.
All in your EMR. All in real-time.
Physicians at rural, suburban, and urban community clinics have time and resource constraints that limit their ability to recommend clinical trials to patients.
Physicians at rural, suburban, and urban community clinics have time and resource constraints that limit their ability to recommend clinical trials to patients.
Plagued by these patient recruitment challenges, pharma is threatened by skewed
patient matching.
Clinical trials are slower, more expensive, and their outputs less credible.
Plagued by these patient recruitment challenges, pharma is threatened by demographically skewed patient cohorts.
Clinical trials are slower, more expensive, and their outputs less credible.
This is particularly true in psychiatry, where underserved populations rarely access experimental treatments, even as a last-ditch option.
These patients deserve better.
This is particularly true in psychiatry, where underserved populations rarely access experimental treatments, even as a last-ditch option.
These patients deserve better.
Rising Tide is using real-world patient data to enrich clinical research and democratize access to cutting-edge treatments, starting in psychiatry.
Get the data
Data from the patient’s electronic medical record are de-identified, cleaned, and mapped.
Our algorithm parses free-text notes and other unstructured data in the patient record, alongside classically structured data like diagnoses, treatments, and visits.
Our algorithm parses free-text notes and other unstructured data in the patient record, alongside classically structured data like diagnoses, treatments, and visits.
Match the Patient
The algorithm also processes clinical trial protocols to extract eligibility criteria and other validation metrics.
The patient’s clinical data is matched against these criteria.
The patient’s clinical data is matched against these criteria.
Guide the Doctor
Eligible trials are presented seamlessly within the EMR. Any EMR.
Doctors can view detailed information about each trial, find educational materials that can be provided to the patient, and contact study coordinators--all in their existing workflow.
Doctors can view detailed information about each trial, find educational materials that can be provided to the patient, and contact study coordinators--all in their existing workflow.