Thyra does not remind you about guidelines. It runs them.

Every EHR has alerts. Somebody hard-coded them, years ago, from a version of a guideline that has since been revised twice. You dismiss them all day.

Thyra works differently because of Xondis, the compiler we built underneath it. Xondis turns a clinical guideline or an institutional protocol into versioned, executable software, where the same patient produces the same recommendation every time and every recommendation shows the line it came from.

So when Thyra surfaces something, three things are true. It came from a specific version of a specific document. You can read that source in one click. And when the document is revised, the logic is recompiled rather than rewritten from memory.

That is also why Thyra can run your practice's own protocols, not just the published ones. If you have a way of managing something that works, it can be compiled and it will execute the way you wrote it.