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NeuroParsec: Clinic line, entry product

A clinic's own documents, answering back.

An assistant that answers staff and patient questions from the clinic's own documents, and rewrites doctor instructions into simple Bangla a patient can actually follow.

Working demoNeuroParsec

A clinic loads its own service list, prices, policies and aftercare sheets once. From then on, staff and patients ask questions in chat and get answers drawn from those documents, with the source shown.

The demo edition runs on a fictional clinic, Rahat Dental & Care, Dhaka, so the whole flow can be shown in one meeting. The screenshots on this page are from that working demo, not mockups.

Clinic Knowledge Assistant answering a price and opening hours question from the clinic documents, with sources shown
Answers drawn from the clinic's own documents, sources shown: scaling at BDT 1,500 and Friday hours, exactly as written in the demo clinic's price list.
Patient Education Mode rewriting root canal aftercare into simple Bangla
Patient Education Mode: root canal aftercare rewritten into simple Bangla a patient can actually follow, with every warning kept.

From paper files to answers, in one flow

Clinic documentsServices, prices, policies, aftercare sheets
Assistant setupAnswers grounded in those documents only
Staff and patients askIn chat, in plain language
Sourced answersEvery answer shows where it came from
Patient Education ModeInstructions rewritten in simple Bangla
The problem

The answers exist. Nobody can find them.

01

The same questions, all day

Prices, appointment rules, aftercare steps. Clinics answer them again and again, and every answer costs staff time or a call to the doctor.

02

Knowledge trapped in paper

The answers sit in paper files and in the doctor's head. When the person who knows is busy, the patient waits or leaves confused.

03

Instructions patients cannot follow

A printed aftercare sheet in formal language is close to useless for a patient with low literacy. Instructions get forgotten, and recoveries suffer.

What it does

What it does.

Answers from your own documentsQuestions are answered from the clinic's loaded service list, prices, policies and aftercare sheets, not from general internet knowledge.
Sources shownEvery answer carries its source document, so staff can trust it and check it in seconds.
Patient Education ModeDoctor instructions rewritten into simple Bangla: short sentences, everyday words, with every number, timing and safety warning kept unchanged.
Clinic-owned workspaceThe clinic's documents stay the clinic's documents. The setup runs as the clinic's own workspace.
Demo readyA complete fictional clinic content pack ships with the demo, so the entire flow can be shown in a single meeting.
How it works

Loaded once. Used every day.

STEP 01

Load the clinic

The clinic's services, prices, policies, aftercare sheets and patient FAQ are structured into a content pack and loaded once.

STEP 02

Configure the workspace

The assistant is grounded in those documents, so answers come from the clinic's own material only.

STEP 03

Ask in chat

Staff and patients ask in plain language and get an answer with its source shown.

STEP 04

Rewrite for patients

In Patient Education Mode, clinical wording becomes simple Bangla without changing a single medical fact.

My layer

What I built.

The product layer is mine: the clinic content pack format that lets any clinic be loaded the same way, the workspace configuration that grounds every answer in the clinic's documents, and Patient Education Mode, the instruction design that turns clinical wording into simple, safe Bangla.

I also built the demo edition end to end: the fictional clinic, its full document set, and the delivery format: setup, content loading and staff handover as one product.

This is the entry product of the NeuroParsec clinic line. A clinic starts here, then grows into the Clinic Suite.

LLM applicationsRetrieval over private documentsPrompt and instruction designBangla language AIHealthTech product design

AnythingLLM by Mintplex Labs (MIT).

Working demo, running today.

The demo edition runs locally with the full fictional clinic loaded. English question answering with sources and the Bangla Patient Education Mode rewrite are both verified working.

Live preview

clinic.simantomitro.com

Opening soon

What is next: A hosted demo link so prospects can try it in a browser, then pilot setups with real clinics, where each clinic's own documents replace the fictional pack.

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