Admission management
LiveFrom referral to admission decision.
- Sort incoming referrals
- Request missing documents
- Prepare acceptance or rejection
- Draft the admission report
AI case processing for hospitals
Aiomics reads the documents that arrive with every hospital case, links the information to its source and prepares the admission decision, the letter and the reply to the insurer for professional sign-off.


Less searching.
Referrals, prior reports and insurer letters sit in order within the case, each in its place. The admission team sees what is missing and requests exactly that.
Admission management
Less writing.
The admission report, the letter and the reply to the insurer are ready as drafts, in your hospital's template and with their sources. Physicians and medical controlling add what only they know.
Letters and reports
More medicine.
The time gained belongs to patients. For hospitals competing for physicians it is also an argument: employed physicians in Germany report spending a mean of 2.8 hours a day on administration and organisation beyond medical work.
MB-Monitor 2024, 9,578 valid answers from employed physicians, self-reported
Why aiomicsWhy now
Hospitals document under time pressure, and what the record does not support an insurer can reclaim. From January 2027 the audit quota depends on how earlier bills fared.
From January 2027, insurers may audit up to 40% of a hospital's bills
Insurers may audit beyond the quota below a 20% clean rate until December 2026, and below 50% from January 2027. The state associations of insurers and the substitute funds must first notify the state authority jointly, with reasons, before the audits start. An audit without a reduction earns the hospital €500; below an 80% clean rate the hospital pays a €500 surcharge per reduced bill.
In 2024 the medical review service objected to half of the hospital bills it audited
Almost three hours a day
is what employed physicians in Germany report spending, on average, on administration and organisation beyond medical work.
How aiomics works
The four steps run the same way in every module. The verification layer behind them is called integrOS.
01
Fax, scan, PDF, dictation or questionnaire: the platform recognises the text on every page, assigns the document to the right case and turns it into structured information. A person confirms the match.
02
Structured information keeps its source: the document and the passage it came from, one click away.
03
For reports and physician letters, a separate review pass compares the draft with its sources. References the sources do not support are removed, and the draft is written again.
04
A physician or the responsible professional signs off every document, and can check any sourced statement against its source in one click.
Modules
Each module takes on one stretch of the paperwork of a case. All of them work from the same documents.
Admission management
LiveLetters and reports
LiveInsurer disputes
LivePatient questionnaires
LiveIntroduction
We start with the workflow that costs your team the most time, at one site and with an agreed measurement. Medical staff, nursing, the works council, and IT and data protection take part from the beginning.
Information for your roleBefore you decide
A decision rests on evidence, clear responsibilities and an agreed scope of use.
Security and evidenceCertified to ISO/IEC 27001:2022 by TÜV NORD CERT. Scope and certificate are on the security page.
Processing exclusively in the EU. Access and responsibilities are agreed and recorded for each deployment.
We measure with you what changes: time, corrections and handovers. The Charité studies routine use independently.
Why we do this
In WHO/Europe's survey of about 90,000 doctors and nurses, three in four doctors said they experience their work as meaningful. Aiomics exists to give that meaning room in the working day: less time on paperwork, more time with patients.
Three in four doctors experience their work as meaningful
3 in 4
of doctors experience their work as meaningful
Let's talk about the first workflow in your hospital.