Clear Charts. Faster Discharges. Fewer Gaps In Care.
Give clinical, care coordination and compliance teams an AI assistant that works on your own records and systems, so clinicians find answers in seconds and spend their time with patients.
Yes. INR is within the target range of 2.0–3.0 and there are no new interactions with the updated medication list.
Discharge protocol requires an anticoagulation clinic follow-up within 7 days and a repeat INR at day 3.
How a hospital network cut discharge documentation time by 45%.
The challenge
Nurses and residents pulled medication histories, prior notes and protocol references from four different systems before every discharge summary.
The result
Clinicians now start from a complete, sourced draft and spend their time on the clinical judgement call.
Do more with the records your hospital already has.
Clear the documentation backlog
Cut manual work in discharge, referrals and prior authorisation so patients move through care faster.
Give clinicians their time back
Free nurses, residents and case managers from repetitive chart lookups so they can focus on patients.
Decide with the full chart
Bring history, protocols and labs together so every decision is made with the right context.
One assistant for every team in the hospital.
Draft discharge summaries in minutes
Pull medication history, labs and prior notes into a ready-to-review discharge summary, written in your system's own template.
- Note draftingA complete first draft with every figure linked to its source.
- Chart reviewSurface relevant history and labs without opening five tabs.
- Discharge checksConfirm every required field is complete before sign-off.
Patient summary
68-year-old, admitted for atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response, 4-day stay.
Recommendation
Discharge on current anticoagulant dose, subject to a day-3 INR recheck.
Keep every care plan on track
Give case managers a live view of each patient's care plan, referrals and next steps so nothing falls through the cracks.
- Care plan updatesKeep every care team aligned on what changed and why.
- Referral trackingSee which referrals are open and who is waiting on what.
- Follow-up schedulingKnow exactly who needs a callback and by when.
Stay ready for every audit
Check policies against current regulation, see exactly what changed and keep an inspection-ready trail of every access and disclosure.
- Policy answersAsk any question and get the answer with its source.
- Audit prepPull the access and disclosure trail for any record in seconds.
- Incident trackingFlag unusual access patterns for a closer look.
Quarterly review
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Check protocol versions, screen patients against trial criteria and keep every site aligned on what changed.
- Protocol answersAsk any question and get the answer with its source.
- Literature synthesisPull the relevant evidence together in minutes, not days.
- Site coordinationKeep every site aligned on the current protocol version.
Two changes affect eligibility. One needs a re-consent for enrolled patients.
We used to spend an hour pulling a chart together before every discharge. Now our residents start from a complete draft and spend their time on the judgement call.
Your data stays yours.
Anvax runs inside your environment, follows your permissions and keeps a record of every answer.
Deploy on-premises or in your private cloud. Nothing is sent outside.
Patient names, medical record numbers and other identifiers are removed before any AI model sees them.
People only find what they already have access to.
Sources and actions are recorded, so you can always show your work.
FAQs
Anvax pulls medication history, labs, prior notes and protocol references for a patient into your discharge summary template. Clinicians start from a complete draft where every figure links back to its source, then review and refine it instead of building it from scratch.
See Anvax in action for your hospital.
We will walk you through documentation, care coordination and compliance workflows on sample clinical data in 30 minutes.