Accelerate your medical AI with Gradient Health.

Instant access to millions of diverse, de-identified imaging studies with rich metadata, helping to cut costs, reduce bias, and accelerate training and validation at scale.

Atlas can solve your data pains and needs

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A Platform Built for Innovation

Atlas is the self-service data platform designed to overcome the data sourcing challenges faced by medical AI developers. It provides unparalleled cost-effectiveness, speed, and quality, redefining industry standards with a data library that is organized, diverse, and instantly accessible.

Atlas UI overview

How it works

  1. Start

    your 7-day free trial and get a login to Atlas.

  2. Search

    Quickly search millions of de-identified images across modalities and vendors within our easy-to-use platform. Filter by study type and preview thumbnails instantly.

  3. Analyze

    Assess the diversity and comprehensiveness of your selected data with our built-in visual analytics tools.

  4. Receive

    Once you've made your selection, your curated data export is prepared and delivered in days, not months, in DICOM + JSON format.

  5. Build

    Train and validate your AI models with diverse, high-quality datasets, accelerating product development and regulatory clearance.

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Why teams choose Atlas

Speed

Self-serve your data needs, with instant image previews and full data delivery within unprecedented timelines. Eliminating time-consuming back-and-forth and lengthy waits for data.

Price

High-quality, quick-access data at a fraction of the cost of other services. Ensuring that affording crucial training data is no longer a hurdle for medical AI developers.

Quality

Assess dataset diversity and comprehensiveness with our unique visual summary. Every dataset is meticulously de-identified.

Integrations

A robust Python SDK and REST API allows Atlas to work seamlessly with your existing development stack.

Built for developers

Machine learning ready formats searchable by modality, disease type, key words, and demographics.

HIPAA-grade security

Encryption in transit and at rest, along with strict access policies and audit logs, ensure your data and projects are always protected.

Pricing

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I place an order for my dataset?

If you’ve found all the studies you need for your project and you’ve added them to the cohort you can simply click the “Export” button within the cohort and that will automatically start processing your data. Once processing is complete we will reach out to you directly to give you access to the data.

 I want to process the search results in bulk to decide which ones I want instead of one by one in Atlas. How can I do that?

Once you’ve entered all your search criteria you can click the “Download CSV” button in Atlas. This will generate a file containing all the main metadata for the studies as well as the radiological reports. This will allow you to refine the selection using your own processes. This csv can be reuploaded into Atlas for ordering once the list is final.

Can I add studies in bulk to a cohort?

Yes, you can add studies in bulk to a cohort by using the csv import option. The csv should contain the row_id and institution fields as is provided when downloading a csv from Atlas.

How do I select the study I want to order?

Before you select a study you need to create a cohort. A cohort is a group of studies that will be relevant to your project. Each cohort can contain as many studies as you need to order. Once you’ve decided that you want to add a study you can simply click on “Add to project” and it will be added to the cohort you have selected previously.

Can I save search filters?

Yes, you can save searches in Atlas so you can easily go back to the results any other time.

Can I search for patients with more than one study matching specific criteria?

Yes, this is what we call a patient search or longitudinal search. In Atlas you can enter different study groups with your specific criteria and select a timeframe between those two studies. Example: show all patients which had a skull X-ray and a Head CT within 24 hours.

How do I search for studies on Atlas?

 We’ve created a panel of filtering capabilities on Atlas to ensure that you can find the right studies for your project. When you open Atlas you can enter search terms to find studies with relevant keywords in the radiological report. You can also filter for patient attributes such as age and gender, and through the metadata for things like specific series descriptions or different types of acquisition protocols.