KeptBridge

Patients often arrive with pathology reports, labs and visit notes they cannot easily organize. KeptBridge gives them a clinic-branded place to collect documents, view clearly labelled extraction candidates and prepare questions linked to exact pages. The provider-side surface receives only items the patient explicitly shares and presents them as patient questions or unresolved record conflicts, not comprehension scores. The supplied research confirms a consumer medical-document assistant with cited answers, making the core experience occupied. The narrower wedge is provider distribution, consented handoff and visit-preparation workflow. A signed vendor agreement, encryption or local processing does not by itself make a deployment compliant or remove clinic liability. Document text can be stale, incomplete or belong to the wrong person. Extraction and summarization are fallible and cannot diagnose, triage, interpret pathology or recommend treatment. Upload, identity match, extraction candidate, patient correction, source-linked explanation, patient question, share authorization, clinician acknowledgement, chart action and health outcome remain separate. The product can improve preparation and reduce clerical search. It cannot guarantee comprehension, attendance, clinical accuracy or better outcomes.

A clinic or ambulatory network seeking a bounded patient-preparation channel with privacy, clinical and support owners.