Provider Capability
Case Review & Lab Intelligence.
Explore a de-identified teaching scenario and general lab-literacy concepts using approved source materials from Chris Meletis, N.D. Content is organized by the 7 Rhythms and cited to its sources.
Why it exists
General education for reading lab reports.
The workspace explains general physiology and lab-literacy concepts. It does not interpret an individual report, identify a cause, or direct care.
Systems-oriented education
Educational material may discuss physiology such as perfusion, absorption, metabolism, and signaling without drawing conclusions about an individual.
One shared framework
Findings are organized by the 7 Rhythms so your whole team — and your clients — read every case through the same lens.
Grounded, not improvised
Responses draw on approved books and teaching material from Chris Meletis, N.D. When eligible sources don't cover something, the workspace says so.
How it works
Six steps, start to client conversation.
1 · Start a de-identified case
Open a case with presenting concerns, history themes, and context — no names, dates of birth, record numbers, or contact details. Every entry is screened, and anything that looks identifying is quarantined before it reaches the engine.
2 · Add lab values
Enter or upload de-identified panels. Values are normalized across units and reference ranges so the same marker reads consistently no matter which lab produced it.
3 · Receive a rhythm-organized synthesis
The workspace returns general, source-grounded education organized by the 7 Rhythms. It does not interpret the values or recommend care.
4 · Follow the citations
Every substantive statement is grounded in approved source materials from Chris Meletis, N.D. and cited to the source. If nothing eligible is found, the workspace says so instead of improvising.
5 · Teach with a client-safe summary
Generate a lay-language summary drawn only from client-safe material — plain-English physiology your client can actually use, with clinical dosing and product language stripped out.
6 · Keep it inside your practice
Cases stay in your own workspace. Nothing is shared with other providers, and nothing leaves your account without your action.
Trust & Safety
Built to keep you inside your scope.
The boundaries below are enforced in the product, not just stated in a policy page.
- · De-identified information only — protected health information is blocked at entry, not merely discouraged.
- · No diagnosis, no prescribing, no treatment protocols, and no personalized dosing.
- · No external lab partner ordering — you continue to use your own labs and your own clinical judgment.
- · Nothing here authorizes practice outside your license, credentials, or state scope.
- · Output is educational. Clinical decisions remain entirely yours as the treating provider.
Case Review provides health education. It does not diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent disease, does not interpret labs for clinical decision-making, and does not replace care from a licensed healthcare professional. Providers remain responsible for their own license, credentials, clinical judgment, and applicable law.
Access
Available to entitled providers.
Case Review is currently released through a controlled provider rollout. Access requires an active provider entitlement, a signed provider agreement, and de-identified-only acknowledgment. If you're a provider, clinic, or partner organization who wants in, start with a provider application and we'll walk you through onboarding.