Clarity in toxicology.
ToxLumen moves each case from raw input — typed, recorded, or a live call — to structured facts, analysis, guidance, safety alerts, and a finalized note. You stay in control; AI just does the legwork.
- substance guidelines
- 504
- substance guidelines
- antidote monographs
- 85
- antidote monographs
- PubMed evidence records
- 24.9K
- PubMed evidence records
- clinical tools built in
- 10
- clinical tools built in
Part 01
The clinical platform
The case workflow: documentation, case-matched reference, deterministic calculations, and the finalized note — with the clinician deciding at every step.
ToxLumen in two minutes
Video coming soon
Case is the product
One case, six stages, no black boxes.
Every ToxLumen case walks the same structured pipeline, and every stage stays editable, versioned, and auditable until the note is signed.
- Stage 1
Source
Type the narrative, upload or record audio, or take the call live with real-time transcription. Four input modes, one case.
- Stage 2
Facts
AI drafts structured facts — patient, substances, timeline, vitals — and lists what is missing or uncertain. The clinician edits every field.
- Stage 3
Analysis
Safety signals, exposure logic, and findings — with deterministic dose calculations that always override AI numbers.
- Stage 4
Guidance
Concise case guidance plus a detailed version grounded in the guideline library, with the matched source stored verbatim.
- Stage 5
Safety alerts
Typed and graded alerts. Reviewed and resolved are separate states — the platform never lets one stand in for the other.
- Stage 6
Note & finalize
An editable SOAP note in concise and detailed forms. Finalizing locks the case; nothing regenerates over a signed record.
Beyond the case
Everything a tox service runs on, in one place.
Live Call
Take the poison-center call with the case open: the browser microphone streams straight to real-time transcription, an AI assistant answers questions as you talk, and the transcript becomes the case source. A supervisor can watch read-only — and patient audio is never proxied through or stored by ToxLumen.
Knowledge library
504 substance guidelines, 85 antidote monographs, and an Evidence Finder that searches ~24,900 PubMed toxicology records with quality-aware ranking.
QA & analytics
An alert inbox, failed-job triage, lifecycle funnel, and workload views — including median hours to finalize and finalization rate.
Shifts & teams
Rota patterns, on-duty view, cover requests, and clash detection — who is on duty is never a guess.
Organizations & billing
Per-product seats and plans, usage-metered credits priced from real provider usage, and an owner-level activity log for the whole org.
Clinical tools
Ten bedside tools, one platform.
Every tool was ported verbatim from a validated standalone app and diff-verified — up to 112,750 comparisons with zero mismatches. All ten are free to use, with or without a case open.
Capture & Document
1 tool
ToxSOAP
Structured poison-center call documentation: work through Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan, and the tool assembles a complete narrative you can copy or export — with an optional AI toxicology assessment on request.
Think & Diagnose
5 tools
ToxiCOWS
The Clinical Opiate Withdrawal Scale — score the eleven bedside findings, then read severity-matched management guidance.
ToxiDrome
Select the findings present at the bedside; the tool ranks the toxidromes that fit and names the finding that would change the ranking most.
ToxiCIWA
CIWA-Ar — score the ten alcohol withdrawal items, then read the management guidance for that severity band.
ToxiBenzo
CIWA-B — score the twenty benzodiazepine withdrawal items, then read the management guidance for that severity band.
MetalTox
Heavy-metal diagnostic reference — triage a finding to the metals worth reviewing, read each metal's tests by exposure form, and score a differential.
Calculate Dose & Risk
4 tools
ToxCalc
Toxic-dose and serum-level assessment across 234 substances. The calculator asks only for what that substance's rules actually need, then reports whether the amount reaches a toxic threshold.
Rumack Calculator
Plot a serum acetaminophen level against the Rumack-Matthew treatment line for that hour — acute ingestion, 4–24 hours only.
APAP Tox
Full acetaminophen exposure workup — a branching questionnaire producing an evaluation with NAC indications, King's College Criteria, hemodialysis assessment, and the nomogram where it applies.
IngestDose
Turn a reported product strength and amount into an estimated dose in mg and mg/kg, with substance-specific pathways for salicylates, fluoride, iron, methotrexate, and more.
Built for clinical trust
AI assists. The clinician decides.
ToxLumen's second law is written into the platform, not the marketing: every AI output is reviewable, every safety rule is enforced server-side, and nothing clinical is ever silently overwritten.
- Deterministic calculations always override AI numeric output.
- Unknown exposure is never guessed — missing stays missing, uncertain stays uncertain.
- Finalized cases are locked; regeneration refuses a signed record.
- Every meaningful clinical change writes an append-only audit event.
- Patient audio is never proxied through or stored — transcript only.
- Case source data is encrypted at rest; notifications and analytics carry no PHI.
Clinical plans
From a solo shift to a poison center.
Tools and the knowledge library are free on every plan — credits only meter AI case actions, priced from measured usage. Simulation has its own plans in part two below, and Enterprise / Custom terms are available in-app.
Free
$0
500 credits/mo · 1 seat · 1 workspace
Try the full case flow solo
Individual
$29/mo
3,000 credits · 1 seat · 3 workspaces
A clinician in daily practice
Team
$99/mo
10,000 credits · 10 seats · shifts included
Tox services and departments
Poison Center
$499/mo
50,000 credits · 50 seats · 30 workspaces
Full poison-center operations
Part 02
ToxLumen Simulation
The training module — licensed on its own plans, so a center can start here. Your curriculum, run and measured in one system, from baseline to an exportable training record.
Part of ToxLumen · own plans
Take the call before it's real.
Simulation does not replace your center's training program — it runs it and measures it. Trainees practice full poison-center consultations against an AI-played caller, your coordinator sees progress from day one, and every assignment and score lands in an exportable training record. No clinical credits are ever consumed by training.
AI plays the caller
A distressed parent, a patient, a worried relative — the AI takes their role by voice or text, and the trainee runs the consultation as the poison-control specialist.
Scored debrief
After the final recommendation is submitted: an overall score, strengths, missed questions, and the required information that was never asked.
Exam engine
A 1,080-item toxicology question bank with topic filters, timed sets, and a scored attempt history for every trainee.
- practice-case library
- 3,009
- practice-case library
- exam-bank items
- 1,080
- exam-bank items
- voice call scenarios
- 15
- voice call scenarios
- substances covered
- 41
- substances covered
Your program, our content
Your curriculum stays yours.
Simulation is the system your existing training program runs in — not a replacement for it. The boundary is explicit:
Your center owns
- The curriculum, its sequence and its pacing
- Center-specific protocols and standards
- Competency thresholds and sign-off authority
- Who progresses, and when
MedicalToxic authors
- The case library and question bank
- Reference answers and scoring logic
- The toxicology reasoning behind every item
- Updates as the evidence changes
An example sequence — your coordinator sets the real one
Week 1
Assess
A baseline across toxicology domains from the exam bank. The output is a map of gaps, not a score.
Weeks 2–5
Practice
Cases drawn from the practice library, weighted toward the domains the baseline flagged.
Weeks 6–9
Simulate
Timed call scenarios. History-taking, triage decision, disposition — scored against the reference answer.
Ongoing
Document
A per-specialist record of what was covered, what was scored, and when. Exportable.
Two modes, one subscription
New hires and exam candidates, same platform.
For new specialists
Onboarding
A structured path for someone who doesn't yet know what they don't know. Progress is visible to your coordinator from day one.
- Baseline → targeted practice → simulation
- Coordinator view, per cohort
- Exportable training and assessment record
For experienced specialists
Exam prep
Open access to the full bank for a specialist preparing for certification. No fixed path — filter by topic, run timed sets, see where the weak spots are.
- Topic filters and timed sets
- Weakness analysis across attempts
- Same case library, self-directed
For the education coordinator
The view that answers “who is behind, and on what.”
A large share of training time goes to tracking what was assigned, what was finished, and what is waiting on a sign-off. Simulation puts that administrative layer in one place. Sign-off stays with your center — the platform shows what happened; your coordinator decides what it means and who progresses.
- Who is behind on assigned work
- What has been assigned, and by whom
- Which domains a specialist is weakest in
- Exam-prep progress for certification candidates
- Cohort report, exportable
Simulation plans
Start with one cohort.
For a poison center, the entry point is a scoped paid pilot run on your own curriculum. Individuals and teams can start self-serve on Simulation's own plans — training never consumes clinical credits.
Founding center pilot
$2,500
90 days · credited in full toward an annual license
- We map the relevant parts of your existing curriculum for the pilot
- One cohort, everyone included
- Coordinator view and assignment tracking
- Cohort report exported at the end of the term
- Direct line to the toxicologist behind the content
5 sessions/mo · for one person
5 seats · unlimited sessions
10 seats · departments training staff
50 seats · centres & residencies
Every case, question, and reference answer is developed and medically reviewed under the direction of a board-certified medical toxicologist — and when a specialist disputes an answer, there is a person to take it to.
Transparency
Know exactly what you're agreeing to.
By creating an account, or simply by using ToxLumen, you accept its Terms & Conditions — and your information is handled exactly the way its Privacy Policy describes. We keep both documents short enough to actually read, so take a few minutes before you sign up: they spell out what we collect, what we never touch, and the rules that keep the platform safe for everyone.