Clinical intelligence that connects what's happening across your body, over time.
Forela maintains clinical context across organs and specialists — giving women and their care teams one shared, continuous picture instead of disconnected snapshots.
Why complex care breaks down
Care for autoimmune and inflammatory conditions like endometriosis is hard — not because expertise is missing, but because illness unfolds across organs and over time while decisions are made one visit at a time.
Each decision can be thoughtful.
Each appointment can go well.
And still, care can lose its way.
What's missing isn't more information. It's a way for decisions to remain coherent as conditions evolve.
How Forela is different
Forela isn't a coordination tool or data platform. It's a shared clinical reasoning layer that preserves judgment across what's unfolding in the body over time.
Instead of resetting at every visit, Forela maintains the logic of earlier decisions alongside current signals—so women and clinicians can see how symptoms, responses, and risks connect across organs and specialists.
That makes it possible to:
- Reason from the same longitudinal picture, not isolated snapshots
- Recognize when something emerging contradicts or confirms earlier clinical thinking
- Make decisions that build coherently, rather than working around gaps
Forela doesn't replace clinical judgment or care ownership. It reduces the burden of coordination and explanation so decisions stay aligned as conditions evolve.
What becomes possible
When clinical intelligence connects across organs, specialists, and time
For Women
You shouldn't have to be the historian, translator, and project manager of your own illness. Forela holds the clinical context, so you don't have to reconstruct your story at every appointment or worry that something important is being missed between specialists.
What changes:
- Your symptoms are understood as patterns across systems, not isolated complaints
- Providers come into visits already oriented to what's happened since your last appointment
- You get clearer signals about what matters now and when to escalate
- Decisions build on each other, instead of resetting every time you see someone new
This matters most when your symptoms don't fit into a single specialty — when gut, immune, hormonal, and pelvic overlap and shift over time.
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For Clinicians
You know the complexity. A patient with endometriosis also has IBS, IC/BPS, and Hashimoto's. You're seeing them for pelvic pain, but their GI, immune, and pelvic systems are interacting — and you're often reasoning from fragments.
Forela gives you a longitudinal, multi-organ view that helps clinical thinking stay coherent as conditions evolve.
What you get:
- Persistent clinical context across visits — what's changed, what's emerging, what matters now
- Protocol-grounded reasoning that highlights relevant signals without overwhelming you
- Support for complex cases that don't fit cleanly into guidelines or single-system models
- A decision layer that works inside existing workflows—not another system to check
For Health Systems & Platforms
If you're building care experiences for endometriosis, autoimmune conditions, or chronic inflammation, you already know the challenge: these conditions don't stay in one system. Symptoms cross organs, care spans specialists, and patients need longitudinal support that current tools weren't designed to provide.
Forela is the intelligence layer that makes multi-system, adaptive care possible.
What you can embed:
- Shared clinical reasoning that maintains context across patient touchpoints
- Interpretation across symptoms, responses, and risk as they emerge
- Decision support that integrates into your platform without taking on clinical ownership
- Validated intelligence that compounds as your cohort grows—getting more precise with every case
Where We Start
Building intelligence where complex care needs it most
We're starting where multi-system fragmentation causes the most harm — and where shared clinical intelligence makes the biggest difference. As our reasoning deepens with each cohort, we'll expand across biologically linked conditions toward the full autoimmune spectrum.
The Cohorts
Pelvic-Gut (Now in Validation)
Conditions: Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, IC/Painful Bladder Syndrome, IBS, SIBO
Where pelvic, gut, and immune systems overlap — conditions that are often dismissed, delayed, or treated in isolation.
Barrier-Immune
Conditions: IBD, Celiac, Hashimoto's
When the body's protective barriers — gut lining, thyroid, intestinal wall — become sites of immune attack.
Gut-Organ
Conditions: Psoriasis, Psoriatic Arthritis, AI Hepatitis, Type 1 Diabetes
Conditions where immune dysfunction affects skin, joints, liver, and metabolic systems.
Neuro-Immune
Conditions: Fibromyalgia, ME/CFS, POTS
Where nervous system and immune system dysregulation create widespread, shifting symptoms.
Systemic Connective-Tissue
Conditions: Rheumatoid Arthritis, Lupus (SLE), Multiple Sclerosis
Systemic conditions driven by dysregulated immune responses and widespread inflammation.
And Beyond
What we learn from one cohort improves how we reason about all of them. As intelligence compounds, we'll expand across biologically linked conditions — building toward the full autoimmune spectrum.
Building with real patients and providers
Forela is in active validation with committed clinical partners and early patient cohorts—refining the intelligence that will support complex care at scale.
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Join Forela's private beta. We're building clinical intelligence that connects what's happening across your body, over time — with committed provider partners and women in validation.