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Navigator AI Guide

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Preview — not a live AI assistant. The conversations below are prewritten illustrative examples.

Research help, grounded in evidence

We're designing a future guide that answers questions using only Navigator's published, source-linked information — and says plainly when something is unverified or unknown.

  • Evidence first

    Provider claims, regulatory documents and independently verified facts are labeled separately.

  • Source-linked

    Answers point to the Navigator page or source they rely on, with no invented citations.

  • Multilingual

    Planned support for English, Spanish and French.

  • Voice later

    Spoken conversations are a future step, using the same evidence and safety rules.

How it could help

Illustrative example

Comparing clinic transparency

Visitor: How do Alpine Orthobiologics (Demo) and Pacific Regenerative Institute (Demo) compare on transparency?

Navigator Guide (preview example)

Both are fictional demo clinics. Transparency describes how much documentation a clinic has made available — not whether a treatment works.

I would list which documents each has published, which are pending, and which are missing, with links to each profile. Sponsored placement never affects these scores.

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Understanding evidence limits

Visitor: Does stem cell therapy cure knee arthritis?

Navigator Guide (preview example)

I can't promise any outcome, and no clinic can guarantee one. Evidence for regenerative approaches to knee conditions is still developing, and results vary between studies.

I'd explain how Navigator grades evidence, what remains uncertain, and questions worth asking a licensed clinician.

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Illustrative example

Navigating a language barrier

Visitor: ¿Qué significa que una clínica tenga un permiso de COFEPRIS?

Navigator Guide (preview example)

COFEPRIS es la autoridad sanitaria de México. Un permiso o licencia confirma una autorización regulatoria específica; por sí solo no demuestra que un tratamiento sea eficaz o seguro para una persona.

Le mostraría qué documento se publicó, su fecha y si Navigator lo ha verificado de forma independiente.

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Protecting your privacy

Visitor: Can I upload my MRI and medical history so you can tell me which clinic to choose?

Navigator Guide (preview example)

Please don't share medical records or health history here. I'm an AI research guide, not a clinician, and I can't diagnose or recommend a treatment for you.

I can help you compare publicly documented information, or you can talk with a Navigator team member.

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How it will stay trustworthy

  • Clearly identified as AI — never a doctor or licensed professional.
  • No diagnosis, dosing or personal treatment recommendations.
  • Says when documentation is pending, conflicting or insufficient.
  • Payment and sponsorship never influence answers, Evidence Grades or Transparency Scores.
  • Not yet available: nothing you type on this page is sent anywhere.
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