FAQs

Find answers about Biomarks.ai, personal Health Profiles, digital health tests, clinical assessment templates, the AI Health Assessment Builder, data privacy, pricing and how clinicians and organizations can use the platform.

How can clinicians use Biomarks.ai?

Clinicians can use Biomarks.ai to create, customize and securely share patient assessments. They can build an assessment from the beginning or choose from more than 250 pre-built clinical assessment templates designed for different healthcare specialties and patient needs.

By collecting structured information before or between consultations, Biomarks.ai can help clinicians reduce repetitive administration, standardize assessments, identify important responses and red flags earlier, and prepare more efficiently for patient care.

Is there a free trial for clinicians?

Yes. Paid Biomarks.ai plans include a free seven-day trial. Payment information is collected when the clinician registers, but no charge is made during the trial. The selected subscription begins automatically after seven days unless it is canceled before the trial ends.

What are Biomarks.ai pre-built clinical assessment templates?

Biomarks.ai provides more than 250 ready-to-use clinical assessment templates covering medical specialties, allied health, mental health, dental care, nursing, aged care and other healthcare areas.

Each template includes pre-built patient questions and can be customized to reflect the clinician’s specialty, methodology, terminology and workflow.

Which clinicians can use the assessment templates?

The template library supports a broad range of healthcare professionals, including doctors, nurses, psychologists, therapists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, dentists, allied health practitioners, aged care clinicians and medical specialists.

Clinicians can browse templates by healthcare area or find assessments relevant to their profession and patient population.

Do clinicians have to use the templates exactly as provided?

No. Pre-built templates provide a structured starting point. Clinicians can customize the questions, response options, scoring, conditional logic, red flags and AI-assisted evaluation before publishing an assessment.

Clinicians remain responsible for reviewing each template and determining whether it is appropriate for their patients, practice and professional requirements.

Can clinicians build their own assessments?

Yes. The Biomarks AI Health Assessment Builder allows clinicians to create their own assessments, questionnaires, intake forms, screening tools and follow-up assessments without coding or technical knowledge.

Clinicians define the purpose, add questions, configure scoring and logic, identify red flags, guide the AI-assisted evaluation, and then preview, publish and share the assessment.

What types of questions can clinicians add?

Clinicians can use multiple-choice, multi-select, short-text, long-text, numeric, date, yes-or-no, rating, range, matrix, consent and other question formats. Assessments can also collect measurements and support relevant file, image, audio or video responses where enabled.

Can assessments include scoring and clinical logic?

Yes. Clinicians can assign scores to responses, create score ranges, configure required questions, apply conditional or skip logic, and identify responses that should be treated as important or potential red flags.

These settings help create a more structured assessment workflow while preserving the clinician’s professional judgment.

How does the AI-assisted evaluation work?

Clinicians can tell Biomarks AI what the assessment is designed to evaluate and which factors, concerns or risks require attention. Biomarks can then analyze the patient’s responses alongside the configured scoring, logic, red flags and clinical context to generate an AI-assisted evaluation.

The evaluation is intended to support clinical review. It does not diagnose conditions or replace professional judgment.

How are assessments shared with patients?

Once an assessment has been reviewed and published, the clinician can share it with patients through a secure participant link. Patients can complete the assessment before or between consultations, allowing the clinician to review structured information in advance.

Can clinicians reuse assessments?

Yes. Once created and published, an assessment can be securely reused across multiple patients. Clinicians can also update or adapt assessments as their workflows, patient needs or clinical methods evolve.

How can assessments improve consultation preparation?

A patient could complete an assessment covering current symptoms, symptom duration, medications, relevant history, functional impact and potential red flags before an appointment.

The clinician can review the responses before the consultation, identify areas that require clarification and spend less appointment time collecting routine background information.

Does Biomarks.ai diagnose patients?

No. Biomarks.ai does not diagnose medical or mental health conditions and does not replace doctors, clinicians or other qualified healthcare professionals.

The platform helps collect, organize and evaluate information to support clinician preparation, patient engagement and more informed clinical conversations. Diagnosis, interpretation and treatment decisions remain the responsibility of appropriately qualified healthcare professionals.

Is professional judgment still required?

Yes. Templates, scoring, logic, red flags and AI-assisted evaluations are decision-support tools. Clinicians must review assessment content and patient responses, consider the broader clinical context and apply their own professional judgment.

Can practices create consistent assessment workflows?

Yes. Practices can customize and reuse assessments across their clinicians to support more consistent information collection, scoring and assessment processes. Each practice remains responsible for deciding how assessments are reviewed, governed and incorporated into its clinical workflows.

Is patient information kept private?

Biomarks.ai is designed around privacy and controlled access to personal health information. Patients retain their own Health Profile, and access to identifiable information depends on their permissions and the appropriate healthcare relationship.

Clinicians and organizations should use Biomarks.ai in accordance with their own privacy, consent, record-keeping and professional obligations.