Ask thelion.ai's MedDecider whether the patient in a clinical note is still taking empagliflozin, and it gives a probability for Yes and for No instead of writing an answer.
There are four sizes, from 4B to 31B, built as LoRA adapters on Qwen and Gemma models and licensed for non-commercial use only. In thelion.ai's own tests the 27B rarely obeys instructions slipped into a note, though Jev still edges it on unfamiliar exam questions. It is a research model, not a medical device.
How you can use it
MedDecider suits repetitive checks on clinical text, such as whether a note shows that a patient currently takes a drug, or whether a record meets a trial rule, including saying when the note does not hold enough information. Its makers call it a research model: results must be checked on local records, with clinicians in charge, before anything affects patient care.