Lapsi Health adds emergency doctors' guidance to its Keikku clinical AI

Nov 12, 2026
ACEP's clinical policies will sit inside Keikku Reference, which answers clinicians' questions using the patient's record, the live consultation and test results.

Lapsi Health, which makes the Keikku clinical AI platform, will add the clinical policies of the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) to Keikku Reference, its cited clinical reference tool, according to a press release. The collaboration has no commercial terms, and ACEP remains the owner of its content.

Keikku Reference answers clinicians' questions using the patient's record, earlier sessions, the live consultation as Keikku's AI scribe captures it, and lab and imaging results as they arrive. With ACEP's policies included, an urgent care clinician asking whether a patient can be treated on site or needs to go to an emergency department gets an answer grounded in ACEP guidance and that patient's findings.

Every answer is cited, and Lapsi says every decision stays with the clinician. ACEP's policies are written by its clinical policies committee and approved by its board.

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