One governed layer over the systems you already run.
Nuravenn overlays your existing record and readiness systems. No rip-and-replace, no new system of record. Active duty or reserve, delivered in an MTF or through a readiness contractor, it reads where the data lives and writes back through approved channels — and every value carries the system it came from, so the provider trusts where the information is from.
Source-system federation
Coalesces one clinical summary from the record, eligibility, readiness, and behavioral-health systems, and across health information exchanges, whether the assessment runs in an MTF or through a reserve readiness contractor, so the picture is built before the encounter. The interface is a two-way FHIR R4 surface rather than a one-way import: Nuravenn publishes its own capability statement, answers resource reads and searches, and accepts clinical findings back from the systems it federates.
Reconciliation & data quality
Cross-references the self-assessment against the record, reconciles discrepancies in medications, immunizations, and family history, and resolves the duplicate and migration-era data-quality gaps that fragmented records leave behind, then drafts risk-based referrals for the provider to approve.
Instrument scoring & trends
Auto-scores the behavioral-health instruments, compares against prior years to surface trends, and flags escalation patterns so providers focus on the concerning cases.
Readiness automation
Checks every readiness element against its source, pre-stages the orders to close gaps, drafts a readiness recommendation the provider confirms or overrides, and confirms each completed element posts back to the reporting system, so a finished exam actually reads as finished.
Pipeline visibility
Tracks every assessment on one landing page with live status at each step, Part A through certification, so a stalled case is visible the moment it stalls instead of at the deadline.
Conversational intake (agentic)
Interviews the member in plain language, on screen or by voice, pre-filled from the record and asking only what changed. Validated instruments are asked in conversation, not handed over as a form, so what arrives is complete and ready for review.
Continuous readiness between cycles
Standing FHIR R4 feeds keep the readiness picture current after the assessment is signed. Each arriving record is mapped to the readiness element it speaks to and the tier is recomputed from the whole picture, so readiness can be answered on any day of the year instead of only as of the last cycle. How continuous readiness works.
Agentic workflow, on the record
The pipeline runs as a set of named agents with defined scopes: readiness analysis, record review, behavioral health, deployability, referral orchestration, certification advice, compliance, and continuous monitoring. Every run is persisted with what triggered it, what it read, and what it produced, so agentic does not mean unaccountable.
Occupational requirement routing
Requirements that differ by service and occupational category are applied without being remembered. Aviation and flight status, nuclear and personnel reliability, dive, and special operations personnel cannot be cleared remotely, so the assessment is restricted to in-person and the governing reason is stated on screen rather than left to local knowledge.