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solution · medicine

Less of the doctor's time on paperwork. Fewer fund rejections.

The platform strengthens your HIS rather than replacing it: the doctor fills in the chart by voice and from a photo, ICD and service codes are filled in automatically, and every case is checked before it goes to the fund.

on top of KMIS and Damumed −50–70% of charting time every case checked before the fund
AISOL · Patient visitIvanova A. K. · 38 y.o.
recording the visit by voice · in progress

Complaints: cough, temperature up to 38.2°, weakness for 3 days. Examination: pharynx hyperemic, harsh breathing in the lungs, no wheezing.

Diagnosis: acute bronchitisICD-10: J20.9 – filled in from the visit recording
Photo of the paper form recognizedform 025/у → data entered into the chart
Case ready to submitservices justified · signatures and dates in place
The doctor confirms – the record goes to the HIS0 min of manual entry
one visit · two realities

The visit through the doctor's eyes: before and after

On the left is what a typical visit looks like today. On the right is the same patient, the same HIS, but the platform assembles the documents.

without the platform ≈ 27 minutes + the evening
  1. 12 minSees the patientcomplaints, examination, prescriptions – and keeps in mind everything that still has to be written down
  2. +8 minTypes the chart into the HIScomplaints, history, examination – by hand, after the patient has left
  3. +3 minLooks up ICD and service codesfrom the reference book and from memory: a wrong code and the case will not be paid
  4. +4 minRe-keys paper formsenters lab results and forms into the system by hand
  5. in the eveningFixes the statistician's remarksgoes back to the charts once the visits are already over
  6. a month laterThe fund pulls the case from paymentthe defect was found after submission – the clinic was underpaid
15 minutes of paperwork per visit – longer than the examination itself
with the platform paperwork ≈ 40 seconds
  1. 12 minSees the patient and talks it throughthe platform listens; the doctor looks at the patient, not at the keyboard
  2. 0 minThe chart built itselfcomplaints, history, examination, diagnosis – structured by the end of the visit
  3. autoICD and service codes filled insuggested from the visit recording – the doctor just takes a look
  4. secondsPaper form photographedthe data is recognized and entered into the chart without manual input
  5. before the fundCase checked against the fund's methodologyremarks are visible now, not after submission
  6. 40 secThe doctor reads and confirmsthe record went to the HIS – the evening stays an evening
40 seconds of paperwork – and not a single chart left after the shift

This difference repeats across every one of the 20–30 visits a day – that is how you get −50–70% of charting time.

three screens from a doctor's shift

Voice instead of the keyboard. A check instead of a rejection. A traffic light instead of reports.

All of this is a layer on top of your HIS: KMIS, Damumed or another. The recording system stays the same, the manual work around it disappears.

01 · visit recording

The doctor does not type: voice and photo instead of the keyboard

The doctor talks through the visit – the platform writes up the complaints, examination and diagnosis. A completed paper form only needs to be photographed: the data is recognized and lands in the chart in seconds.

  • Kazakh and Russian speech – native-level accuracy, including mixed speech
  • ICD and service codes filled in automatically from the visit recording
  • Before saving, the doctor reviews and confirms – the record goes to the HIS
AISOL · Visit recordingvisit · 12 min
voice → chart structure

History: ill since 12.06, took an antipyretic with no effect…

Complaints, examination, diagnosis – written upfrom the voice recording of the visit
ICD-10: J20.9 · services: B02, A11codes suggested automatically
Confirm and save to the HIS−50–70% of time
02 · compliance

A defective case does not go to the fund

Before submission, the platform checks the completeness and correctness of every case against the fund's methodology: diagnosis and codes, justification of services, signatures and dates. You can see exactly what is keeping the case out of the "green zone" – and a case with a defect will not be submitted until it is fixed.

  • Specific remarks instead of "case rejected" after the fact
  • Submission opens only after the fix
  • Fewer rejections – more confirmed payment for cases
AISOL · Case checkcase #4821 · inpatient
Not ready to submit – 2 remarks70% ready
Diagnosis stated and codedICD-10: J18.9 – matches the visit recordingok
Services match the diagnosisall services provided are justifiedok
Hospitalization justification not filled inthe fund requires a justification for inpatient carefix
Service code does not match the tariffservice B12.3 – check it against the tariff schedulereview
03 · audit and analytics

A quality traffic light – across the clinic and every department

One glance – the whole picture: green zone or risk, across the clinic and by department. Updated weekly, problem spots are visible before submission to the fund, without spreadsheets or manual exports.

  • A weekly snapshot of documentation quality
  • Clear without reports: color and percentage for each department
  • The chief physician sees where to look – before the fund looks
AISOL · Documentation qualityweek 24 · 1,240 cases
94%+3%clinic status · green zone
82%cases correct
6%errors – to fix
Therapygreen zone98%
Pediatricsgreen zone99%
Surgerygreen zone91%
Cardiologyrisk · 14 remarks84%
Admissionsattention · 22 errors73%
a conversation in the director's office

The questions a chief physician asks

Four questions we hear at the first meeting almost word for word – and answers with no vague wording.

about the HIS

"So we have to change our HIS? We only just got KMIS running"

No. The platform is a layer: where the HIS has an API, we connect directly; where it does not, we work through its interface. KMIS or Damumed remain the main recording system.

about the doctors

"My doctors have written by hand for twenty years – they will not use this"

The doctor does not have to learn a new program: they speak – the way they always have. We start with two or three doctors on the prototype; once colleagues go home without a stack of charts, the rest come around on their own.

about the fund

"Will the fund accept charts written up by AI?"

The same documents from your HIS go to the fund, but every case is checked against the fund's methodology before submission, and the doctor confirms every record. It is not the submission format that changes – it is the number of defects in it.

about the data

"Where will patient data go?"

Nowhere: medical data is processed within the clinic's perimeter and does not leave it. Access is segmented by role, and every platform action is logged. We work under an NDA.

the bottom line in numbers

An effect you see in the schedule and in fund payments

−50–70%of the doctor's charting time – hours returned to patients
fewerfund rejections: correct cases – more confirmed payment
1× a weeka quality traffic light across the clinic and departments – no manual reports
weeksto launch: works on top of your HIS, no system replacement
how to start · free

A prototype on your clinic's data – in about a week

1

Meeting and demonstration

We show the platform at work on examples close to your clinic: recording a visit, checking a case, the quality traffic light.

2

Reviewing your processes

We take anonymized data and work out how visits, documentation and fund submission are set up specifically at your clinic.

3

A prototype on your HIS

We tune the prototype to your processes and HIS – in about a week. You see the platform on your own data and decide whether to go further.

before you decide

Three questions that remain

Yes, Kazakh and Russian are recognized with native-level accuracy, including the mixed speech common in a visit. The recording is structured into complaints, history, examination and diagnosis – the doctor only reviews and confirms.
A prototype on your clinic's anonymized data is ready in about a week – free. Production deployment starts from 8 weeks: the timeline depends on the HIS, the number of departments and the set of scenarios. From you we need a contact for an IT specialist or medical statistician and two or three doctors for the pilot.
The model is a subscription; the configuration depends on the size of the clinic and the set of scenarios, and we calculate it after reviewing the processes. The economics come from doctors' time and a reduction in fund rejections. The demo, review and prototype are free.
next step

We'll show the platform on your clinic's data

Leave your contact details – we'll arrange a demo, review your processes and set up a prototype on top of your HIS. Doctors will see voice recording at their own visits before any commitment.

demo · process review · prototype – free

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