Cancer care intelligence
A cancer diagnosis puts you at the center of decisions no one trains you to make. PALADIN is biological intelligence operating on your behalf — quietly, behind the scenes — reading what standard diagnostics miss and giving you more to work with, wherever your care takes you.
The landscape your team is navigating
How it works
PALADIN reads the molecular signals that standard diagnostics don't reach and translates what it finds into intelligence you can actually use — to ask better questions, pursue more options, or walk into any room with more to work with. If you want us to coordinate with your care team directly, we can do that too. You drive. We navigate.
We start with a real conversation
A call with someone from the PALADIN team — no intake forms to decode, no medical jargon required. You tell us where you are in your care journey and what your team is working through.
Biological intelligence goes to work
Behind the scenes, PALADIN analyzes the molecular layer beneath your tumor — gene expression, RNA regulatory signals, what your cancer is doing at the cellular level — drawing on one of the most comprehensive biological knowledge bases in existence.
You get a clearer map — and so can your team
PALADIN produces clinically relevant intelligence that surfaces options that may not have been visible and expands the evidence behind each one. If you want us to share it directly with your oncology team, we can. If you want to bring it to them yourself, we will make sure it is clear enough to do that.
We stay in it with you
As your situation evolves, so does our analysis. PALADIN is not a one-time report — it is an ongoing presence working on your behalf. And your data never leaves your clinical environment to find it.
For cancer patients
We work with patients at every stage — newly diagnosed, mid-treatment, or evaluating what comes next. Some come with their oncologist already involved. Others come first and bring their team in later. Either way, PALADIN gives you more to work with than you had before.
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Newly diagnosed
Before a treatment plan is finalized, PALADIN gives your oncology team a more complete molecular picture of your tumor — so the first path forward is built on the fullest possible evidence, not just the most available.
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Mid-treatment
When a therapy is working, or not working, PALADIN helps explain why at the molecular level — giving your team the signal they need to stay the course or adjust with confidence rather than uncertainty.
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Evaluating next steps
When the conversation turns to what comes next — a different therapy, a clinical trial, a second opinion — PALADIN expands the options your team can consider and the molecular evidence behind each one.
Taking the wheel
Some patients wait for answers. Others go looking for them. They ask harder questions, seek second opinions, and refuse to let complexity be a reason to stop. These are their stories — and what happened when biological intelligence started working on their behalf.
PALADIN is built for patients like this. And for the families who love them.
Composite accounts drawn from real patient experiences. Names and identifying details have been changed.
"I had read everything. I just needed someone who could read the actual biology."
David had done what most patients are never told they can do — he had read the clinical literature on his own diagnosis, tracked his tumor markers obsessively, and arrived at every appointment with printed questions. But after two rounds of treatment with modest results, he felt like he was running out of arguments to make. PALADIN's analysis surfaced a regulatory pattern in his tumor's RNA that pointed toward a targeted therapy his team had deprioritized. They changed course. Eight months later, his imaging showed a response his original plan had not produced.
David, 58
Non-small cell lung cancer · Community oncology center, Midwest
"My daughter told me to stop apologizing for asking questions. Then she found PALADIN."
When Margaret's ovarian cancer recurred, her daughter Sarah — who works in hospital administration and knew enough to know what she didn't know — started making calls. She had watched her mother shrink in appointments, grateful for any answer, afraid to push. Sarah wanted someone in the room who was pushing at the biological level even when they weren't. The molecular picture PALADIN provided helped Margaret's oncologist understand which resistance pathway the tumor was most likely using — and build a combination approach around it. Margaret describes the period after as the first time in two years she felt like she was being treated for her cancer, not a version of it.
Margaret, 63 — and Sarah, her daughter
Recurrent ovarian cancer · Academic medical center, Northeast
"We walked into that tumor board with something none of them had seen the equivalent of before."
James's son had already fought his father's hospital on two separate occasions — once to get a tumor board review, once to get a referral to a second institution. When the second institution's prognosis matched the first, he didn't accept it as confirmation. He accepted it as a reason to go deeper. The PALADIN analysis identified a co-occurring regulatory signal in James's liver metastases that neither institution had had visibility into. It changed the sequencing of his treatment and opened eligibility for a clinical trial he had been told he did not qualify for. James calls his son his best doctor. His son says he just refused to stop asking.
James, 71 — and his son
Metastatic colorectal cancer · Care coordinated across two institutions
"Take the wheel. We'll handle the biology, navigate the complexity, and give you more to work with than you had before."
PALADIN — Cancer Care Intelligence
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A brief conversation with someone from PALADIN. No intake forms, no jargon. Tell us where you are and what you are trying to understand — we will explain how biological intelligence can expand what your team can see and act on.
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