Population-health intelligence

Public health is always moving. Corvid shows you where.

Monitor client regions, compare current conditions, qualify predicted change, and deliver a source-backed briefing from one workspace.

See the workflow

Regional intelligence for consulting teams

Keep every client region in view.

Save a state, a supported group of counties, or a hospital service area once. Corvid keeps its scope, review status, source coverage, and team access together.

Corvid client portfolio showing three saved regions and their review status

Compare on equal terms

See what changed, side by side.

Every region is read across the same signals, periods, and evidence rules. A shared baseline makes rising activity visible without flattening unlike places into one score.

Corvid comparison view showing three client regions on one shared activity scale

Qualify what comes next

A forecast earns its place in the report.

Numerical outlooks appear only when history, continuity, freshness, expanding-window backtests, and skill against persistence pass the publication gates.

There is not enough evidence to make a numerical forecast for this signal.
Corvid forecast view separating observed history from a qualified monthly outlook

Build the briefing

From public evidence to a defensible briefing.

Every saved-region briefing follows the same six-part structure: Summary, What changed, Where it changed, What may happen next, Sources, and Limitations. The text is deterministic and built from the Corvid data pipeline. It is not produced by an external language model.

Corvid regional briefing with evidence metadata and six report sections

The public atlas

A national field view, ready to explore.

Choose one of 40 public-health signals, compare 48 states and Washington, D.C., then open a state to read the finest defensible detail the publisher provides.

Corvid public atlas with signal selector, national map, and coverage detail

Resolution and provenance

The map never outruns the evidence.

State observations remain state observations. County detail appears only when a county-native source exists. Every reading keeps its publisher, dates, geography, evidence mode, and limitations in view.

Corvid evidence detail showing publisher, dates, geography, and limitations beside a reading

Two ways into the field

Choose the public atlas or build a regional briefing.

Explore 40 disease, environmental, and health-system signals across 49 contiguous U.S. jurisdictions—or bring your client regions into a repeatable Enterprise workflow.

Open access

Public Atlas

Current observations, history, source dates, and limitations. No account required.

Explore the Public Atlas
Enterprise workspace

Regional Briefing

Monitor client regions, compare changing conditions, and deliver repeatable source-backed briefings from one workspace.

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Public data only · No patient-data upload · Planning use, not medical advice · Access granted manually · No live checkout