The starting point
A discharge letter costs around 30 minutes of typing plus correct coding by ICD-10-GM, OPS and DRG. That ties up physician time — and coding errors ripple all the way into billing.
How it works
1
Clinical notes in
A few clinical notes are enough as input.
2
Draft with coding
The assistant drafts the discharge letter with ICD-10-GM, OPS and DRG, each with its code.
3
Physician sign-off
The physician reviews and signs off — nothing is invented.
The outcome
30 sec
instead of ~30 minutes per discharge letter
ICD-10 · OPS · DRG
coded and review-ready, per the German coding rules
Sign-off
physician approves — nothing invented
Grounded in
Grounded in the German coding rules (ICD-10-GM, OPS, DRG). Mandatory physician sign-off — documentation support, not a medical decision.
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30 minutes, scoped to your industry, frameworks and integrations. You leave with a concrete scenario — not a sales loop.