Bayesian Health vs Triomics

Memorial Sloan Kettering announced in November 2025 that it would deploy Triomics for trial matching and screening, and the same announcement states institutional financial interests in the company. The vendor says its PRISM tool screens patients against every active trial nightly and hands coordinators a cited worklist, reading oncology notes, pathology and scanned faxes for a cancer center trials office or oncology practice. It cites a 2024 npj Digital Medicine paper on its matching model and says accuracy is near 95%. Triomics lists Epic, OncoEMR, iKnowMed and Cerner on its homepage and says it is approved on the Epic App Marketplace. openFDA returns no match for the name, and the vendor makes no FDA claim.

Bayesian Health sells to hospital patient safety officers, and the vendor's release quotes customers at Cleveland Clinic and University of Rochester Medicine. Its flag is FDA-cleared and reads EHR data for sepsis risk. A trials office matching charts to protocols and a patient safety office watching for sepsis are separate purchases, because each product reads the record for a different question.