DiagnoVera connects hospitals, nursing homes, dialysis centers, IPAs, and payers with AI diagnosis, automated documentation, nephrology billing, and telehealth — all in one verified platform.
Nephrology care is fragmented by design. Disconnected facilities, incompatible EHRs, paper-based billing, no subspecialist reach into nursing homes. DiagnoVera solves each of these — without replacing what already works.
One FHIR connection links every care setting — from a 500-bed ICU to a rural nursing home. DiagnoVera reads from Epic, Cerner, PointClickCare, MatrixCare, and any HL7 FHIR R4 system. It writes completed notes back into the EHR automatically. No fax. No manual entry.
The Λ Lambda Calculus engine maps 132 clinical variables through formal mathematical functions — producing a diagnosis that isn't a suggestion, it's a proof. Every output carries a full audit trail: ICD-10 code, confidence score, supporting variable chain. No black box.
A complete nephrology History & Physical — HPI, ROS, Exam, Assessment, Plan — drafted in under 60 seconds. Epic-compatible, SOAP-formatted, ready to review and sign. Clinicians recover 40–60 minutes per consultation. The AI writes; the physician signs.
DiagnoVera captures the complexity your documentation deserves. Auto-coded ICD-10, nephrology-specific CPT mapping, HCC risk capture, and value-based care metric documentation — generated alongside the clinical note. Undercoding is the silent revenue drain in nephrology. DiagnoVera closes it.
A nephrology subspecialist — with DiagnoVera as co-pilot — can effectively cover a nursing home, SNF, or rural hospital they've never physically visited. During the call, DiagnoVera pulls the full FHIR record and runs the diagnostic engine in real time. The consult note is generated automatically at encounter end.
IPAs get population risk stratification. Hospitals get ICU-grade CRRT decision support. Nursing homes get CKD surveillance. Dialysis centers get ESRD management. Payers get Lambda-verified prior authorization documentation. Same platform. Same intelligence. Tailored to each stakeholder.
The nephrologist brings judgment, relationship, and the art of medicine. DiagnoVera brings something no human can provide alone: simultaneous analysis of 132 variables, a library of formal diagnostic functions, and a mathematical proof that every decision was grounded in evidence.
Nephrology documentation is complex. Undercoding is silent and pervasive — complex visits documented as simple, diagnoses left uncaptured, HCC codes missed. DiagnoVera closes the gap automatically.
Every H&P note DiagnoVera generates includes nephrology-specific ICD-10 coding, appropriate E&M complexity leveling, procedure documentation, and HCC risk capture — ready for billing the moment the physician signs.
For payers and IPAs, Lambda-verified outputs support prior authorization without additional documentation burden. Lambda proof is the appeal. The audit trail is already there.
There are approximately 9,000 practicing nephrologists serving 40 million patients with kidney disease. The ratio is unsustainable. DiagnoVera lets one subspecialist cover nursing homes, SNFs, and rural hospitals they could never reach in person — with full AI co-pilot support during every encounter.
The moment a session begins, DiagnoVera pulls the complete FHIR record and runs the diagnostic engine in parallel. The nephrologist sees the ranked differential, Lambda confidence, and management plan before the patient finishes their history.
Encounter ends. Consult note is generated and pushed back to the EHR. Done.
Kidney disease doesn't respect care setting boundaries. DiagnoVera follows the patient wherever they are.
DiagnoVera runs on Anthropic’s Claude — custom-trained on nephrology literature, KDIGO 2024 guidelines, AKI biomarker research, dialysis protocols, and renal pathophysiology at fellowship level. Constitutional AI safety means it explains its reasoning, acknowledges uncertainty, and defers to clinical judgment. This is not ChatGPT with a medical prompt.