A reporting factory built for structured clinical data
Lumen replaces free-text, form-builder-style reporting with a configurable engine purpose-built for diagnostic workflow — from the first measurement to a signed, finalized report.
Everything a diagnostic report actually needs
Not a generic form builder — a reporting engine shaped around how structured clinical exams are performed, reviewed, and signed.
Structured clinical reporting
Every exam is captured as structured data from the start, not free text reconstructed after the fact.
Exam-specific worksheets
Each exam type defines its own worksheet, matched to how that study is actually performed.
Measurement-driven workflows
Forms, calculations, and conclusions are all driven by the measurements a technologist records.
Automated calculations
Ratios and derived clinical values are computed automatically from recorded measurements.
Configurable diagnostic criteria
Diagnostic thresholds are configuration, not code — they can be reviewed and updated by protocol.
Facility-specific protocols
Multi-site organizations can override defaults per facility without duplicating the exam.
Physician review and sign-off
A defined role matrix governs who can sign, finalize, unfinalize, and addend a report.
Clinical rules change. The engine does not.
Every exam type Lumen supports is a configuration on top of one reporting engine — not a separate application. That's what lets Lumen add specialties without rebuilding the platform underneath them.
One reporting engine. Six configurable parts — measurements, protocols, criteria, calculations, facility rules, and output — assembled per exam type, not rebuilt from scratch.
Because adoption is part of correctness
Healthcare software can be technically sophisticated and still fail if clinicians hate using it. Lumen is being designed around the people who actually perform, interpret, and manage diagnostic examinations.
- Technologists should understand what the system expects.
- Physicians should be able to review information quickly.
- Administrators should be able to configure workflows without rewriting software.
- Hospital IT teams should understand how identity, data access, interfaces, and infrastructure are controlled.
- Patients should benefit from more consistent clinical information moving through the system.
See the reporting engine on a live worksheet
Walk through a full exam, from worksheet to signed report, with your own facility's criteria in mind.