Viz.ai vs Synapse Evals

A Telehealth Platform from the World’s Leading AI Healthcare Company. Viz.ai, which uses artificial intelligence to detect diseases like large vessel occlusions and intracerebral hemorrhages, advanced imaging to automate CT perfusion. Viz.ai also provides mobile imaging and HIPAA-compliant messaging to help synchronize workflow across multiple specialties for diseases like stroke. Fast and easy to install remotely, our plug-and-play solution is designed to help clinical teams during these challenging times. Viz LVO, Viz CTP and Viz ICH are regulated as a medical device and intended for use by trained clinicians. Indications for use are available here: https://www.viz.ai/indications-for-use/

Synapse Evals is the voice-first evaluation platform built for medical residency programs. Attending physicians record feedback verbally — no typing, no forms, no friction. Synapse transcribes the recording and delivers it directly to the resident. Program directors get a real-time compliance record without the administrative burden. DESIGNED FOR HOW ATTENDINGS ACTUALLY WORK Voice recording takes seconds between cases. No keyboards, no login hassles, no end-of-month scramble to remember what happened. The result: residents get more feedback, faster, and of higher quality. FOR RESIDENTS Receive feedback immediately after it's recorded. Review every evaluation submitted for you across your residency — timely, specific, and coming from attendings who aren't bogged down by paperwork. FOR PROGRAM DIRECTORS A live dashboard showing every evaluation submitted across your program. Generate AI-powered summaries across large volumes of evaluations to build cases or prepare for resident round tables. Export-ready documentation for ACGME compliance. Manage your full roster of residents and evaluators. BUILT FOR PRIVACY Voice recordings are transcribed and immediately deleted — only the text is stored. Feedback stays within your program. No data is shared across programs or institutions. Synapse Evals is for attending-to-resident clinical education feedback only. It is not a patient record system and should never be used to record or transmit patient information.