AI Time Machine lays out a patient history timeline for clinics from the practice's own records: every visit, study, letter and note on file at its date. It reads to inform and does not diagnose; it can be wrong, it is not a medical device, and a physician decides.
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Ask, then see
The Team Assistant answers from your own records; press Time Machine and every dated moment of the answer is laid out in order.
Easy setupSet up everything just by talking to Lisa AISee how ›You“Show this patient's visits and studies since January on the timeline.”
Lisa“The timeline opens at January with this patient's visits and studies, each with its recap from the record.”
You talk. Lisa sets it up. Applied only on your yes.
How Healthcare use it
Before a follow-up, the physician asks the Team Assistant when the ankle pain started and opens every visit and study at its date.
A letter from 2021 scanned today stands in 2021 on the timeline, not on the day it was filed.
The office manager prints a patient's visit history timeline on the practice letterhead for a case review.
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In order
Mail, documents, calls and bookings, records and the calendar each run in their own lane, every moment a marker at its date.
Each visit or study carries a recap written from the record itself, so a treatment's story is read moment by moment.
Step by a moment, a day, a week or a month, press play, or drag the red cursor by hand across the years.
Read to inform
Only what is on the record and in the File Cabinet is read: visits, letters, lab sheets and notes, never the web.
The timeline informs: it can be wrong, it does not diagnose, and it is not a medical device. The physician decides.
The whole chronology prints on the practice letterhead, ready for a case review or the patient's file.
Questions & answers
No. It lays out what is on the record at its date; it does not diagnose. Zanus AI reads to inform, it can be wrong and it is not a medical device. A physician decides what the record means.
From the practice's records only: the visits, letters, lab sheets and notes on file and in the File Cabinet. Nothing comes from the web, and a document stands at the date written in it.
The studies sit in a lane of their own, with Compare with the previous study one click away. What the comparison means is for the physician to read and decide.
The timeline is built from the Team Assistant's answer, which reads only what the person asking may open, so access levels and drawer rights decide which records appear on it.
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