For IPD teams where discharges stall on paperwork, it drafts the summary from the visit record so the bed turns over sooner.
Apollo Hospitals
Motherhood
Cloudnine
Nova IVF
Aastrika
AINUA patient is medically fit by 10am, but the summary is still unwritten at 4pm, so the bed stays blocked and the next admission waits in casualty.
The diagnosis, procedures, and follow-up advice get typed from memory at shift end, so a key medication or review date is left out and queried later.
Vitals, consultation notes, prescriptions, and test reports live in separate Leap OS screens, and the junior doctor stitches them by hand for every discharge.
The repetitive human moments this agent absorbs — so doctors focus on the work that needs a person.
Hands off to a human when anything abnormal, ambiguous, or out of policy is found — it is held and routed to the treating doctor for review and sign-off.
It reads the visit record across vitals, consultation notes, prescriptions, and test reports in Leap OS, then writes a structured discharge summary for the doctor to edit.
It compiles the hospital course, final diagnosis, procedures done, and discharge medications into your standard format, carrying each detail forward from the record.
A pending lab result, a missing report, or an unclear follow-up instruction is marked on the draft so the doctor catches it before signing, not the patient after.
Nothing is released until the treating doctor reviews and signs. The approved summary then reaches the patient and billing through your existing PDF and channel flow.
I review a draft at rounds instead of writing one at night. Beds turn over faster and the summaries go out complete. I still read and sign every one myself.
Bring a few anonymised IPD visit records and watch it produce review-ready summaries in your own format. Tell us what you need; our team responds within one business day.
We will draft against your own format and visit records in a working demo on your data. Real workflows, no slideware.