Ask in your own words and the Care Assistant returns the matching patients. It makes care gaps visible and checks billing and coding. Automatically, and always current.
What kind of filter would you like to create?
Practice management systems are built around the single record. Anyone who wants to filter patients by attribute, see care gaps, or keep billing and coding in view hits a wall quickly.
Queries across the whole patient base are awkward, or not possible at all.
Due screenings, reviews and vaccinations quietly fall through in daily practice.
Delivered services go unbilled and diagnoses end up coded imprecisely.
The Care Assistant runs alongside your existing system, answers questions in plain language and keeps the resulting selection current.
You ask in your own words and the assistant finds the matching patients across your whole patient base.
No rigid input masks. Your question becomes a list that keeps itself up to date.
Services that were delivered but not yet billed are made visible while it still matters.
The assistant proposes more precise ICD coding and flags diagnoses left unconfirmed.
It runs next to your system. No switch, no migration, no interruption to daily operations.
Routine data is de-identified before it leaves the practice. The key stays solely with you.
You describe in your own words which patients you are looking for.
It works through your de-identified data and applies the criteria you described.
You receive the matching list, with hints on care, billing and coding.
Processing is de-identified and the key stays solely in your practice. The assistant suggests: the clinical judgement and every decision about diagnostics, therapy and outreach are yours.
One question is enough. The assistant assembles the matching, current list. What happens next is your decision.
Invite insured patients aged 35 and over for their health check, every three years.
„Patients aged 35+ without a health check-up in the last 3 years“Identify at-risk patients before the season starts and invite them deliberately.
„Patients aged 60+ or with a chronic condition without a flu shot this season“Find the patients with an indication for the vaccination.
„Patients aged 60+ without a documented pneumococcal vaccination“Find chronic patients with a pending review before their care breaks off.
„Type 2 diabetes, last HbA1c older than 6 months“Surface services that were delivered but have not yet been billed.
„Services from this quarter without a matching billing code“Spot diagnosis coding that is imprecise or left incomplete.
„Patients with a chronic diagnosis without a confirmed ICD code“These examples are prompts, not recommendations. Whether and how you approach a patient is your decision, and the clinical responsibility rests with the treating physician.
You ask in your own words and get the matching patients, not a query builder.
You see who is due for something before anyone slips through unnoticed.
No rigid forms. Your question becomes the list, and the list stays current.
No system change, no data migration, no interruption to daily operations.
Services that were delivered but never billed become visible in time.
More precise ICD coding and fewer diagnoses left unconfirmed.
Bundles lab values, diagnoses and letters into the structured basis the assistant searches.
Uses the same completeness checks to prepare oncology reporting in the required format.
Lists and coding hints are proposals. The clinical judgement and the final release stay with you.
More time for your patients. And a contribution to research, if you choose.