Judgment can’t change
from site to site.
The same clinical layer in every room, every shift and every site, on top of the hospital system you already have. Replacing nothing.
On top of your hospital system,
not instead of it.
It connects over HL7 FHIR and works inside the flow your people already have.
Confirms, reminds and reschedules on its own. Fewer gaps and fewer no-shows.
Note, ICD-10 and prescription written as the physician talks.
The full history and cited evidence, in front of the physician.
Medication and tests reminded between visits.
The claim is born from the same record: fewer denials.
Variability, cost per episode and out-of-pattern cases.
What you see at month close,
here you see as it happens.
The same record that documents the visit feeds the dashboard. No manual capture and no waiting for the audit.
Every suggestion keeps its provenance and signature. Audit stops reconstructing records.
The same operation, with the numbers in plain sight.
What is rebuilt by hand at every month end. Drag the divider to compare how it gets solved today against how it ends up.
An estimate that arrives with the monthly close.
Occupancy per room and shift, live.
Each physician with their own system and folder.
One history per patient, with permissions.
Built by hand the day the committee asks.
Computed from what is already written.
Pending items live in the memory of whoever leaves.
Written, per patient and time-stamped.
Three separate sheets and a close that stalls.
One statement per physician and site.
Each card shows both sides. Drag the divider to light up one or the other.
A country’s public network
already runs on this layer.
An entire country’s public health system sees patients with DeepClinic inside the visit. Not a three-clinic pilot: the whole network.
Accuracy: our own measurement against that system’s historical baseline.
By service and by site,
with no two-year project.
Nobody changes systems and nothing gets installed on hospital machines.
Over HL7 FHIR, on top of what already works.
Scheduling, triage and documentation by specialty.
Same layer, central permissions and governance.
Adherence, cost per episode and out-of-pattern cases, live.
What a medical directorate asks.
No. DeepClinic runs on top of the one you have and connects over HL7 FHIR. If you switch vendors tomorrow, the layer stays.
It doesn’t move. DeepClinic gathers evidence and reasons the case; the physician decides and signs. Every suggestion is traced with its provenance.
The initial connection and permissions. No installs on machines and no data migration: the record keeps living where it lives today.
Because it removes work instead of adding it: the note writes itself while they talk and paperwork stops following them home. Without that incentive there is no adoption, and without adoption there is no data and no governance.
It operates under NOM-004 and NOM-024 for clinical records and interoperability, the data protection law (LFPDPPP) and HIPAA when data crosses into the United States.
One service, one site,
and measurement from day one.
We start with the service where paperwork hurts most and measure against your own baseline before replicating.