CTI
The parent company and research lineage. CTI holds the broader thinking across human performance, physiological data, healthcare AI governance and clinical workflow evolution.
Regenemm Healthcare is the clinical product company that grew out of Creative Thinking Institute's research and development program.
CTI began with human performance, stress, adaptability, body movement, biosensors, sleep, circadian health, medical IoT and machine learning. Regenemm extends that lineage into clinician-led AI healthcare infrastructure: consultation capture, structured clinical documentation, patient-facing communication, consent-aware sharing, interoperability and audit-ready governance.
CTI's role is to keep the parent-company stance visible: AI should assist clinical work without hiding how outputs are produced, reviewed, shared or audited. Regenemm is the product surface where that stance becomes workflow, platform architecture and customer-facing trust evidence.
The parent company and research lineage. CTI holds the broader thinking across human performance, physiological data, healthcare AI governance and clinical workflow evolution.
The product platform. Regenemm turns that research lineage into healthcare software for clinicians, patients, hospitals, referrers and care teams.
The operating model keeps clinician review, provenance, consent, audit, privacy, AI protection and responsible disclosure visible across public communication.
Clinical conversations generate obligations. They need accurate records, readable patient summaries, clear referrer communication, safe follow-up actions and evidence of review.
Regenemm was created to address that workflow gap. It is not positioned as a generic chatbot or transcription-only tool. It is being built as clinical infrastructure where AI assists with drafting, organising and routing information while clinicians remain responsible for review and approval.
Regenemm Healthcare now describes a hub-and-spoke model:
The public product site maintains the current platform, security, clinical safety, API and trust documentation.
CTI and Regenemm should be read together: