eviti

Eviti is a clinical decision-support platform primarily used in oncology to help clinicians choose treatment options that align with published guidelines and payer policies. It provides patient-specific recommendations at the point of care, aiming to support evidence-based decisions and improve efficiency in treatment planning.

The platform aggregates guidelines from major organizations such as NCCN and ASCO, and includes drug information, dosing guidance, regimen options, and safety checks. It can incorporate patient data—such as tumor type, stage, comorbidities, prior therapies, and laboratory values—to generate recommended regimens, sequencing choices, and supportive care measures. Eviti also offers features for clinical-trial matching and consideration of coverage criteria where applicable. It is designed to integrate with electronic health records and fit into existing clinical workflows to minimize disruption.

Eviti has been described as a tool for reducing practice variation, improving guideline-concordant care, and supporting payer review processes. It has been adopted by hospitals, cancer centers, and integrated health systems, sometimes as part of broader decision-support or oncology information platforms. The product’s availability and integrations have evolved with changes in ownership and partnerships, leading to different configurations in various markets.

In context, eviti serves as a clinician-facing decision aid within the healthcare system, distinct from patient-facing tools. It is marketed as a way to streamline oncology treatment planning by aligning care with established guidelines and payer requirements.