Enterprise clinical intelligence for cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic health
VitalCKM builds the governed AI infrastructure that helps clinicians and health systems see risk earlier, explain it clearly, and act on it — across the three conditions that drive most preventable hospitalizations, together.
Cardiovascular, kidney, and metabolic risk share the same roots
These conditions cluster together and accelerate one another clinically — so VitalCKM models them on one shared, governed intelligence engine instead of three disconnected tools.
Cardio Screen
10-year cardiovascular risk prediction with explainable, factor-level drivers and what-if simulation — live today at cardio.vitalckm.com.
CKD Screen
Chronic kidney disease risk screening built on the same explainable, longitudinal architecture — live today at ckd.vitalckm.com.
Metabolic Screen
Type 2 diabetes and metabolic risk prediction, built on the same reusable infrastructure as our cardiovascular and kidney modules. In development.
Figures reflect retrospective, controlled research performance, not guaranteed real-world results. See our research & validation approach.
Built on VCIE™, our clinical intelligence engine
Rather than one model, VitalCKM is organized into eleven purpose-built Intelligence Suites — predicting risk, explaining its drivers, simulating interventions, tracking outcomes over time, and integrating into clinical workflow — all under one governed, auditable architecture.
Predict
Calibrated, clinically-relevant risk assessments from a hybrid architecture combining machine learning, deep learning, and controlled generative data augmentation.
Explain & simulate
Factor-level attribution and constrained “what-if” scenarios show which behaviors and clinical changes move risk — and by how much.
Monitor & integrate
Longitudinal tracking, governance, and standards-based EHR integration turn a point-in-time score into continuous, workflow-ready intelligence.
See it in action
Try our live cardiovascular and kidney risk screens, or get in touch about a hospital pilot, research collaboration, or platform license.