Clinical AI for pediatric and fetal care
Futureheal builds practical decision-support tools around real care decisions. Appai starts with childhood abdominal pain; Fetalist explores prenatal assessment for congenital anomalies.
A focused first use case
01Our work
We start with specific decisions that matter to children and families, then build with clinicians who understand the care pathway.
Pediatric appendicitis support
A clinician-facing decision-support tool that analyzes complete blood count (CBC) results from patients being evaluated for abdominal pain.
Appai is designed to work with CBC results already collected during care, helping clinicians assess the possibility of appendicitis alongside the rest of the clinical picture.
Prenatal anomaly assessment
A research-stage program exploring how AI can bring prenatal clinical information and medical imaging together to support assessment of congenital anomalies.
Fetalist is under development and is not a standalone clinical service for individual pregnancies.
Product availability and regulatory status depend on location. Contact Futureheal for current information.
02For families
When a clinical team uses Appai, it can add a structured signal from routine blood count results to an evaluation for appendicitis.
A clinician reviews the full picture and explains what the result means for your child.
If you think your child could have appendicitis, contact a doctor or go to an emergency department right away.
Read NIDDK's guide to appendicitisThey consider symptoms, examination findings, and any tests or imaging they believe are needed.
If used by the care team, Appai analyzes blood count results already available from the evaluation.
The care team interprets the information and decides what is appropriate for your child.
Support a clinician's assessment of possible appendicitis using CBC results already collected during care.
It does not diagnose a child on its own, replace an examination or imaging, or provide an at-home emergency assessment.
03For clinicians and health systems
Appai is designed as decision support for clinician-led evaluation of suspected pediatric appendicitis. It analyzes routine CBC results and leaves interpretation and care decisions with the clinical team.
Talk with us about AppaiComplete blood count values collected as part of clinical evaluation
An additional decision-support signal for clinician review
Made by the care team using the full clinical context
Clinical evaluation work in Türkiye has informed Appai's development. Study details and current access information are available on request.
04For investors and partners
Futureheal is building practical AI decision support for pediatric and fetal care, starting with a defined clinical workflow and expanding through research and clinical partnerships.
Appai focuses on pediatric abdominal pain, using blood count data that is already part of routine evaluation.
Clinical input, evidence, workflow fit, and jurisdiction-specific readiness guide product development.
Fetalist explores a second area of need: prenatal assessment of congenital anomalies.
05The company
Futureheal brings together experience in pediatric surgery, health communication, finance, and software engineering to develop focused tools for care teams.
The people behind the work
A multidisciplinary team building useful technology around real clinical needs.
Founder & CEO
Marketing Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Technology Officer
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06Questions, answered
Product access and availability can change. Contact us for current details about your location or organization.
Appai is designed for clinician-led evaluation. It is not a self-service diagnosis or home triage tool. Families should discuss questions about care with their child's clinician.
No. Appai provides decision support based on CBC results. A clinical team considers the full history, examination, imaging, and other information needed for care.
Fetalist is a research-stage program in development. It is not a standalone service for individual pregnancies.
Write to info@fetal.ist to discuss clinical evaluation, evidence, workflow fit, and current product access.
Please do not send identifiable health information to the general contact email. Contact us first to arrange an appropriate, approved channel.
Let's start a conversation
For product information, clinical partnerships, research collaboration, or investor discussions, get in touch with Futureheal.