Patient data changes the rules.
Patient records are special-category data. That changes how an AI system has to be built — before the engagement even starts, and not as a matter of policy. Here is exactly what it means for your practice.
When it’s patient data,
nothing is optional.
These aren’t features we turn on for regulated clients. They are how every Lucidum system is put together — the difference for a clinic is that the rules make them non-negotiable, and we agree with the rules.
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT, EVERY TIME →For a clinic, ongoing care
isn’t optional.
Ongoing care becomes required the moment certain thresholds are crossed — and a clinic crosses the first one before we ever meet. We’d rather tell you that here than on page four of a proposal.
HOW WE CHARGE →Not a number we chose, and not a line we’ll re-argue later: unmaintained automation on patient data would be a liability with your name on it and ours. The threshold decides the case by itself.
The paperwork,
never the medicine.
Every clinic is different, but the time usually leaks in the same places: the writing, chasing, and retyping that surrounds the clinical work. Everything below is draft-only or consent-gated — a person signs off before anything reaches a patient or a system.
Seven stages, in order.
First call to live in 6–8 weeks — the bar we hold ourselves to. You always know where you are, what comes next, and what it costs before it starts.
THE SEVEN STAGES, IN FULL →One conversation about your practice.
Discovery is a fixed fee to understand how your practice actually runs and produce a proposal you own either way — built against these rules from day one.
A fixed fee, agreed before we start. The proposal is yours to keep either way.
