XUND provides medical decision support as an API: Health Check for risk assessment in asymptomatic patients, Symptom Check for understanding symptoms and navigating to care, Illness Check for condition probability and next steps, and Clinical Search as a conversational tool for healthcare professionals.
Being certified under MDR 2017/745 is the whole distinction here. Symptom checkers are an easy thing to build and a regulated thing to deploy, because software that influences a clinical decision is a medical device in Europe, and most tools in this space avoid the question by disclaiming their way out of it. Building API-first means the certification travels into a payer’s or pharmacy’s own app rather than requiring patients to use another one.
It reports 10 million patients with access across payers, pharmaceutical companies, providers and pharmacies from three European offices, with EN ISO 13485 and ISO 27001 alongside the MDR mark. No pricing is published. Symptom checkers are reassuring precisely when they should not be, MDR certification is European and does not transfer to other markets, and navigation advice is only as safe as the care system it points into.
