How it works

From raw result
to signed consultation.

A clear, repeatable workflow that fits inside your existing operation. Results route to our pathology team, a board-certified specialist reviews and signs the consultation, and it returns to the ordering provider as part of your laboratory's report. No new system to learn. No new process for your staff.

The flow, in one view.

01

Result released

Your laboratory completes testing and releases the molecular result through your normal reporting flow.

02

Routed for review

The result is automatically routed to AICC's pathology team without your operations team involved.

03

Reviewed and signed

A board-certified pathologist evaluates the case, writes the consultation, and signs the report.

04

Returned to provider

The signed consultation flows back into your reporting under your laboratory's brand.

Each stage, examined

What happens at every step.

/ stage 01

Your result is released.

The workflow begins where your laboratory's process already ends. Your existing testing and quality control runs without modification. The complete molecular result, including organisms identified and resistance markers detected, is released through your normal reporting flow.

AICC does not touch the analytical result, the testing procedure, or your laboratory's interpretive process. Our work begins after yours is complete.

/ stage 02

The case routes to our pathology team.

The released result is automatically routed to AICC's pathology team. There is no manual hand-off, no parallel workflow for your staff to manage, and no new system for anyone to learn.

Routing happens behind the scenes. Your operations team continues running your laboratory. Your client services team continues fielding the calls that matter. Nothing about your existing process changes.

/ stage 03

A pathologist reviews the case.

A board-certified pathologist evaluates the complete result. Not sampled. Not spot-checked. Every single case.

The review considers which organisms are clinically significant, what the resistance markers mean together, which antibiotics still work, and what specific therapeutic guidance the evidence supports. The interpretation is anchored in current IDSA guidance and antimicrobial stewardship principles.

The pathologist writes the consultation in clear language that the ordering provider can act on. A list of organisms becomes a treatment plan. A wall of acronyms becomes a clinical decision.

/ stage 04

The signed consultation returns.

The pathologist signs the consultation. That signature is what makes the document clinically defensible and professionally credible. Algorithm-only services cannot match it.

The signed report flows back into your laboratory's existing reporting. The provider sees one unified document delivered by your laboratory, branded as your service, with the pathologist's signature providing the clinical authority. You stay the relationship. AICC stays the quiet specialist behind it.

How AICC works, and
what we will not do.

/ on review

A pathologist reviews every case.

Not most. Not the complex ones. Every case. Sampling and spot-checking are common in this category. They are not how we operate.

/ on guidance

Narrowest effective spectrum, always.

Every consultation recommends the narrowest effective therapy the evidence supports. Stewardship is not a feature. It is the standard of care.

/ on brand

The report belongs to your laboratory.

The consultation arrives under your branding, integrated into your reporting, attributed to your service. AICC stays the quiet specialist underneath. Your provider relationship stays yours.

/ on access

A real pathologist answers the phone.

Questions about a case go to a board-certified pathologist. Not a call center. Not a chatbot. Complex cases deserve real conversations.

/ on integration

No new systems. No parallel workflows.

AICC integrates with your existing operation. Your staff continues running your laboratory the way they already do. Implementation is measured in conversations, not in months of process redesign.

/ on defensibility

A signature behind every recommendation.

Every consultation carries a pathologist's signature and credentials. That signature is what makes the work clinically trustworthy. Algorithm-only services cannot offer this.

See exactly what your
providers will receive.