Documentation and coding
Discharge letters coded correctly per ICD-10-GM, OPS and DRG — without physician time disappearing into typing.
Discharge letters coded correctly per ICD-10-GM, OPS and DRG — without physician time disappearing into typing.
Plausibility checks against ICD-10-GM, EBM and GOÄ: missed errors lead to recourse claims, missed potential to lost fees.
Patient data calls for controlled processing, clear access rights and a traceable audit trail — especially once AI is involved.
Depending on size and sector, healthcare organisations can fall under NIS2 — with risk management, reporting duties and continuity plans.
Documentation support, not a medical decision: the agents deliver grounded drafts and review results, and people sign them off.
A complete discharge letter from a few clinical notes, with ICD-10-GM and OPS codes and a DRG suggestion; open points flagged as “[to complete]”, physician sign-off mandatory.
Every code in a billing file checked against ICD-10-GM, EBM and GOÄ plus plausibility and multiplier rules — every finding backed by code and rule.
On-premises or air-gapped with local models; guardrails redact personal data, and keys and audit log are separated per tenant.
Whether and how NIS2 affects your organisation is settled by the blueprint module “Scope & classification” — followed by risk analysis, reporting chain and continuity.
Coding of diagnoses, procedures and case groups.
The basis of physician billing in Germany.
For every processing of personal patient data.
Depending on size and sector; scoping via the NIS2 blueprint.
Duties in stages, including AI literacy since 2 February 2025.
Whether and to what extent a regulation applies to your organisation depends on size, sector and business model. This overview is orientation, not legal advice.
30 minutes: we show both assistants and discuss which operating model fits your data protection requirements.