ClinIQ review
A case workflow pairs clinical scores and cited guidance with physician-reviewed AI suggestions.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
ClinIQ is an AI clinical decision support system for physicians, with a case workflow that follows patient history through diagnostic orders, results, and discharge summaries. It is aimed at clinicians who want structured support alongside their own judgment: the system offers 46 clinical scores across six specialties, probabilistic differential diagnoses, and guideline recommendations with evidence citations. It also extracts parameters from notes and lab results, while suggested orders remain subject to physician review, editing, approval, or rejection. That makes it a fit for solo clinicians seeking structured case support rather than a replacement for clinical decision-making.
The score engine and differential diagnosis tools are the clearest areas of depth. Differential results include probabilities, rationales, and missing findings; clinical score calculations can include evidence sources and guideline citations. ClinIQ also parses labs in a LOINC-compliant format and drafts discharge summaries from case data. The workflow can help organize information from history to discharge, but EHR/HIS support is described as copyable summaries rather than a named direct integration. Teams that need a specified connection to an existing clinical system should weigh that distinction carefully.
ClinIQ offers free physician access, though the extent of that access is not defined. The Monthly Physician License costs $20 per month and includes the 46-score engine, smart case tracking, a multilingual assistant in Turkish, German, and English, protocols and differential diagnosis suggestions, and standard email and technical support. The Annual Founding Physician plan costs $199 per year and adds priority one-on-one clinical and technical support, new protocols and AI updates, and institutional invoice/receipt integration. It is available as a cloud-deployed web product, with GDPR and HIPAA listed among its compliance specifications. Clinicians wanting scores and a structured workflow may find the scope relevant; those requiring a named direct EHR integration may prefer another option.
ClinIQ pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 46 clinical scores across six medical specialties
- Differential diagnoses include probabilities, rationales, and missing findings
- Case workflow spans history, orders, results, and discharge summaries
- Where it doesn't
- Available as a web product with cloud deployment
- EHR/HIS support is described as copyable discharge summaries
- Free physician access limits are not specified
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