An open, sovereign healthcare infrastructure connecting professionals, medical knowledge, patient data and devices around the person who matters most: the patient.
No physician should face complexity alone. No patient should be beyond the reach of expertise.
Discover our visionIt is 9:30 p.m. A primary care physician sees a patient whose symptoms are concerning. Unexplained fatigue, unusual pain, recent weight loss. Several possibilities emerge, but none provides a clear answer. The physician needs another perspective, a specialist’s insight, a chance to discuss the findings. Yet colleagues are unavailable, and the next specialist appointment is weeks away. The patient is here, now, sitting across from them.
This isolation can affect a physician in a community clinic, a rural practice or a major city. They know their patient, understand their concern and must decide how to proceed with the resources at hand. Elsewhere, however, specialists have the expertise they need. A laboratory holds useful results. Another institution has a previous examination on file. Medical knowledge could help make sense of the situation.
Between these resources and the patient, connections are too often fragile or absent. The physician tries to bridge the gaps, while access to care still depends on where people live, how long they can wait and which professionals they can reach.
Where a patient lives should not determine the quality of the medical expertise available to them.
This conviction drives DOCTORIAA. We are building the connections that bring fragmented resources together and put the patient back at the centre: their history, their needs and the continuity of their care.
DOCTORIAA OS™ provides the foundation for this. Its first two applications, MDT and POOL, bring medical AI and healthcare professionals together around the physician.
Imagine bringing together a diagnostic team like the one in the television series House around each patient: different specialties, competing hypotheses, details revisited and possibilities that a single perspective might have missed. What matters is not one character’s genius, but what different areas of expertise can reveal when brought together.
DOCTORIAA MDT™ brings specialised medical AIs together to provide multidisciplinary clinical decision support. Our ambition is to put the breadth of perspectives found in a hospital team within reach of a physician, even one working alone, day or night.
Faced with a complex case, these AIs examine the same information through their respective disciplines. They compare hypotheses, highlight contradictions and identify missing information. The physician receives structured support for differential diagnosis, with clear reasoning, references and uncertainties to examine.
DOCTORIAA supports the physician. It does not make the diagnosis.
The proposed analyses inform the physician’s reasoning; they do not constitute an established diagnosis. The physician examines the patient, interprets the available evidence, makes the diagnosis and determines the care plan. They can question, supplement or reject the system’s suggestions based on their examination and knowledge of the patient.
Our role is to help physicians go further, with greater insight and peace of mind, without ever replacing their clinical judgment. This support is designed to strengthen the safety of their approach, for the benefit of the patient’s care and wellbeing.
When a case calls for contributions from colleagues or other healthcare professionals, DOCTORIAA extends this support through human collaboration. It brings the principle of a multidisciplinary care centre beyond the walls of a single building, enabling professionals in different locations to form a team around the patient.
A primary care physician, a specialist and a nurse may each hold part of the answer. POOL helps them share the relevant context, contribute their expertise and coordinate their interventions according to their roles and availability. Physicians can build on trusted colleagues or reach beyond their own organisation for complementary expertise.
DOCTORIAA brings the care team together. Clinical judgment stays with the professionals.
AI assists this collaboration by helping prepare case information, structure exchanges and highlight unresolved questions. Professionals can review contributions and discuss different perspectives without being in the same room at the same time. The physician examines the patient, makes the diagnosis and determines the care plan, informed by the team’s contributions.
The purpose is to maintain continuity between those involved in the patient’s care, bringing observations, recommendations and follow-up actions into a coherent whole. For the patient, the ambition is more coordinated care and broader access to expertise. For the physician, it is the reassurance of a team’s support while remaining close to the person they are treating.
MDT connects medical intelligences. POOL connects healthcare professionals. So physicians can stay close to their patients without facing the complexity of their care alone.
Bringing expertise together is not enough if information remains fragmented. DOCTORIAA OS™ is the open, sovereign infrastructure on which MDT and POOL are built. It is designed to support new medical applications and connect existing healthcare software, laboratory systems and medical devices.
A laboratory result, an image and a specialist’s opinion become more meaningful when they form part of the same medical history. DOCTORIAA OS™ brings fragmented information together, putting the patient back at the centre and helping professionals build a coherent approach to their care.
DOCTORIAA OS™ is designed to connect to systems that already exist rather than replace them. It exposes REST and FHIR interfaces, the standards healthcare software is converging on, so that hospital information systems, laboratory platforms and national health exchanges can be integrated where local rules and accreditations allow. The same applies to DHIS2, the health information platform many ministries of health rely on, from West Africa to South-East Asia.
Integration work is real work. What an open, standards-based foundation changes is that this work is done once, against a documented interface, instead of being rebuilt for every new connection.
The point of all this connecting is simple: expertise should reach the patient, wherever the patient happens to be.
This connection depends on trust: patients’ trust in how their information is used, physicians’ trust in the support they receive, and institutions’ trust that they retain control of their data. Openness does not mean unrestricted access. Our infrastructure is designed to preserve data sovereignty, govern access and make exchanges traceable, without requiring a single central database.
DOCTORIAA OS™ is not a single global platform serving every region from one place. Each region operates its own instance, aligned with its local legal framework, data residency requirements and clinical practices. Data stays where the law says it should, and governance rules are configured per region rather than hard-coded into the product.
This is an architectural choice made at the outset, not a layer added later. It also reflects that medical practice is not uniform: protocols, professional roles and expectations around patient data differ from one region to the next, and the system is built to accommodate those differences rather than override them.
The result is a system that can cross borders without asking patients' records to cross them too.
For an institution, this means adopting DOCTORIAA without renegotiating where its patients' data lives.
Connecting healthcare starts with connecting expertise. DOCTORIAA’s founders unite artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, finance and clinical practice around one purpose: giving physicians the support they need and patients the central place they deserve.
With a PhD in mathematics and artificial intelligence, Philippe drives DOCTORIAA’s vision and technological design. His work on complex architectures at Qualys and contribution to OAuth through nCryptone / Cap Gemini ground this vision in trust and data protection. An open standard for delegated authorisation, OAuth secures access to online services worldwide.
Alain brings experience in banking, private equity, audit and risk management. He provides DOCTORIAA’s financial discipline and helps build the foundations for its long-term sustainability and development. His understanding of institutional finance and governance helps align the project’s ambitions with the resources, oversight and planning needed to bring them to life.
Timothée de COUDENHOVE
Chief Blockchain Officer
LinkedInA specialist in cryptography and blockchain infrastructure, Timothée brings practical experience in their implementation and use. He contributes to the technical foundations of trust on which DOCTORIAA is built. His work with banks and digital asset projects informs an approach that connects architectural design with operational requirements, security and the realities of deployment.
Marc’s background in neurosurgery and psychiatry grounds DOCTORIAA in clinical practice. He helps ensure that design decisions remain focused on patients and the professionals responsible for their care. His perspective brings clinical rigour, medical ethics and an understanding of human complexity to the development of technology designed to support the physician’s judgment.
DOCTORIAA™ is currently in private beta.