DENVER– In a bold step toward reshaping the future of healthcare, NeuralCure AI has launched the first-ever Diagnostic & Digital Twin Operating System, a platform designed to serve the rapidly growing market of preventative and patient-led care. With the healthcare industry in flux, the company aims to be the digital infrastructure behind a $600 billion revolution in how Americans manage their health.
As more patients sidestep traditional systems—ordering their own labs, consulting AI for symptom analysis, and pursuing regenerative or functional care—NeuralCure AI is positioning itself as the backbone of this evolving ecosystem.
“This market is moving with or without the legacy system, and NeuralCure ensures it actually works,” said Orin Wilson, CEO of NeuralCure AI. “Patients are leading this transformation, and they deserve infrastructure that supports their autonomy, intelligence, and access to care.”
Growing distrust in traditional healthcare institutions has fueled this shift. Public skepticism, worsened by perceived inconsistencies during the pandemic and concerns over pharmaceutical influence, has led many—particularly younger and self-pay patients—to seek more control over their care. Rather than disengaging, these individuals are engaging more deeply, empowered by data, technology, and a desire for more transparent, personalized healthcare models.
NeuralCure’s new platform is built specifically for clinics that are cash-based, AI-enabled, and prevention-focused. Key features of the OS include:
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AI-powered diagnostics and decision support to deliver clinical-grade assessments in real time
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Digital Twin simulations, which allow patients and providers to visualize health trajectories and anticipate risks based on personalized models
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A unified data layer that integrates lab results, wearables, voice analytics, and environmental data into a single adaptive intelligence system
“This is the Stripe moment for healthcare,” said John Glenn, Head of Product at NeuralCure AI. “Just as Stripe created the foundational infrastructure for online payments, we’re building the core platform for modern, patient-led care. Other companies are building tools—we’re building the operating system they’ll plug into.”
The launch arrives amid skyrocketing demand for personalized and tech-enabled care outside the insurance-dominated model. NeuralCure AI aims to ensure this shift is not only scalable and secure, but also medically rigorous and effective.
“Patients aren’t opting out of healthcare,” Wilson emphasized. “They’re opting into something better—and we’re here to build it.”
