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JC Virus Antibody Panel
Jordan signed in once with her lab account; results arrived as structured FHIR data.
Jordan Rivera, 34 · Relapsing-Remitting MS · Requested: natalizumab (Tysabri)
No data left behind: three source systems, three different acquisition paths, every format accepted into a pod she owns. The friction is real and shown honestly; patient mediation relocates the chart chase, it does not magic it away.
JC Virus Antibody Panel
Jordan signed in once with her lab account; results arrived as structured FHIR data.
MRI Brain w/wo Contrast
The MRI report was not in the API feed; Jordan downloaded the radiology report from the imaging center portal.
Neurology Consultation Note
Her previous neurologist has no portal; Jordan requested her records and they arrived as a clinical document.
No data left behind. Collected once, reusable for every future authorization.
Collected data becomes usable data: every fact is a linked, provenance-tagged statement anchored to the codes care teams already use (ICD-10, LOINC), whether it arrived structured or was extracted from narrative. Click any source badge to follow a fact back to its exact origin.
MRI Brain w/wo Contrast
JC Virus Antibody Panel
Neurology Consultation Note
Relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis, status: active, ICD-10-CM G35.A
Relapsing-remitting MS
two new T2 lesions in the right frontal white matter
one enlarging lesion in the left centrum semiovale
One lesion demonstrates gadolinium enhancement
Interval radiologic disease activity
acute optic neuritis, treated with IV methylprednisolone
Started interferon beta-1a 18 months ago. Discontinued after 11 months
patient-reported intolerance
Currently off DMT for 6 weeks
Positive
0.42 index
6.1 10*9/L
1.8 10*9/L
Reasoning Jordan can trust: the payer's criteria, checked against the knowledge graph up front, every met criterion citing its evidence. The decisive criterion lives as prose in a radiology report; a discrete-field tool would drop it to manual review.
natalizumab (Tysabri) · Relapsing-Remitting MS
5 of 6 criteria met. 1 needs clinician confirmation.
Every met criterion expands to the evidence it came from.
Member has a documented diagnosis of a relapsing form of multiple sclerosis, defined as relapsing-remitting MS, active secondary progressive MS, or clinically isolated syndrome, established by a qualified clinician using accepted diagnostic criteria.
The requested therapy is prescribed by, or in documented consultation with, a neurologist or a physician who specializes in the management of multiple sclerosis.
Needs clinician confirmation. Prescriber specialty is not part of the patient record. The prescribing neurologist confirms this step locally when the request is signed.
Member has experienced at least one clinically documented relapse, defined as an acute neurologic episode lasting 24 hours or longer in the absence of fever or infection, within the 12 months preceding this request.
Brain or spinal cord MRI within the preceding 12 months demonstrates ongoing disease activity, defined as one or more new or unequivocally enlarging T2/FLAIR lesions, or one or more gadolinium-enhancing lesions.
New T2 lesions
two new T2 lesions in the right frontal white matter
“two new T2 lesions in the right frontal white matter”
Extraction: gemini-3-flash-preview · confidence 1.00
Enlarging T2 lesion
one enlarging lesion in the left centrum semiovale
“one enlarging lesion in the left centrum semiovale”
Extraction: gemini-3-flash-preview · confidence 1.00
Gadolinium-enhancing lesion
One lesion demonstrates gadolinium enhancement
“One lesion demonstrates gadolinium enhancement”
Extraction: gemini-3-flash-preview · confidence 1.00
Interval radiologic disease activity
Interval radiologic disease activity
“Interval radiologic disease activity”
Extraction: gemini-3-flash-preview · confidence 1.00
Member has demonstrated an inadequate response to, intolerance of, or a documented contraindication to at least one preferred disease-modifying therapy, such as an interferon beta product, glatiramer acetate, or an oral agent.
Anti-JC virus (JCV) antibody serostatus has been tested and documented prior to initiation, consistent with the natalizumab Risk Evaluation and Mitigation Strategy (the TOUCH Prescribing Program) for progressive multifocal leukoencephalopathy risk stratification. A positive result is a safety consideration that informs monitoring and is not an absolute contraindication.
JCV antibody positive. A safety consideration for natalizumab (PML risk monitoring per the REMS program), not a blocker for readiness.
Scope
Scoped to this request. Revocable at any time. Every access is logged to Jordan's pod.
Prior Authorization Readiness · Jordan Rivera · natalizumab (Tysabri)
Every fact links to its source. No fax. No re-keying.
What this replaced
What Jordan did
Once. Her pod keeps the records for the next authorization, the next switch, the next clinician.