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AI case processing for hospitals

Read. Source. Check. Sign off.

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.

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One case in four steps

From the incoming fax to the reply to the insurer. The review pass runs on integrOS, the aiomics verification layer.
  1. 1

    Read

    Fax, scan, PDF, dictation or questionnaire: the platform recognises the text on every page, assigns the document to the right case (a person confirms the match) and turns it into structured information.

    In the case

    A referral arrives by fax: a letter from the GP practice, a medication plan, a lab report. Aiomics recognises the text, assigns the pages to the case and records diagnoses, medication and lab values as structured information. The admissions team confirms the match.

  2. 2

    Source

    Structured information keeps its source: the document and the passage it came from, one click away.

    In the case

    The admission report reads ‘type 2 diabetes mellitus, on insulin’. One click opens the prior report at the passage the statement came from.

  3. 3

    Check

    For reports and physician letters, a separate review pass compares the draft with its sources. References that the sources do not support are removed, and the draft is written again. Short standard letters started from the boards (acceptance, rejection, requests for documents) get a reference check only.

    In the case

    A draft physician letter cites a lab report as the source for a pre-existing condition the report does not mention. The review pass removes that reference, and the draft is written again.

  4. 4

    Sign off

    A physician or the responsible professional signs off every document, and can check any sourced statement against its source in one click.

    In the case

    The insurer asks about the length of stay. Aiomics assembles the documents and drafts the reply. The medical controller reads the draft, changes one phrase and signs off the reply.

From referral to audit

The four steps run in five modules. Each takes on one part of the work on a case, in the order the work happens.

Admission management

Live

  • Sort incoming referrals
  • request missing documents
  • prepare acceptance, rejection or query
  • draft the admission report
  • justify extension and cost-coverage requests
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Letters and reports

Live · DRV and statutory insurers

  • Draft physician letters and discharge reports from the case documents
  • use the hospital’s templates and letterhead
  • open the source of a statement in one click
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Insurer disputes

Live

  • Answer insurer queries
  • assemble the documents an audit needs
  • track deadlines
  • record the outcome per argument
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Patient questionnaires

Live

  • Build questionnaires
  • collect them on a tablet or by link
  • assign answers to the case
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Record-based billing

In test with the billing partner

  • Prepare service details and their sources for private billing
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Planned

Course documentation, coding and quality reports.

Example

A day with one case

Morning · Admission

A new patient arrives on the ward. Aiomics has read her referral and prior reports and sets out diagnoses, medication and lab values with their sources. Where two documents disagree, the platform flags the passage. The ward physician opens both and settles the question in the admission interview.

Midday · Extension request

The patient needs to stay longer, and the insurer expects an extension request. Aiomics drafts the justification from the case documents and marks the information still missing. The senior physician adds the finding from the ward round and signs off the request.

Evening · Handover

Before the handover to the night shift, the ward team sees which drafts are signed off and which are still open. Open items stay visible, and the night shift carries on from the same point.

An example. Roles and handovers follow your hospital’s workflow.

Live

About 5,000 patient cases since January 2026

Aiomics is live at sites of a large German hospital group.

ISO/IEC 27001:2022, certified by TÜV NORD CERTProcessing in the EU onlyIndependent evaluation with the Charité, ongoing
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