Chart Review Agent
30-second summary of the patient before the visit. Active problems, medication concerns, abnormal trends, open loops — each citing the FHIR resource ids the model drew from.
AI-native EMR · FHIR R4 · regulated
Pollenix MR is a deployable AI-native EMR on FHIR R4. Every clinical surface carries citations — audio spans on scribe notes, FHIR resource ids on prior-auth packets, SOAP text spans on suggested codes.
Built for outpatient primary care, specialty clinics, and inpatient. Audio-span citations on every scribed section. Per-call AuthContext + Why trace on every write. Files stay in your cloud. Pricing is coverage-based, not consumption-based — so the always-on ambient scribe + continuous reconciliation surfaces don't create metering anxiety.
Six tightly-coupled surfaces. Each cites the others. Each writes to FHIR. None of the screens require AI to be useful, but every screen is better because AI augments it without taking the pen.
The audio span the clinician dictated. The FHIR resource id the model read. The SOAP text span that supports each suggested code. Each lives on a FHIR resource extension — verifiable outside our UI, by any downstream consumer.
30-second summary of the patient before the visit. Active problems, medication concerns, abnormal trends, open loops — each citing the FHIR resource ids the model drew from.
Drafts a PA packet for any MedicationRequest or ServiceRequest. Each evidence claim cites a resource_ref. Completeness score + missing-fields list so the biller knows what to chase before submission.
Pre-submit denial probability + gap list against payer-rule heuristics (medical necessity, frequency limits, modifiers, PA on file, duplicates). Each gap shows field / issue / fix / severity.
E/M level + ICD-10 dx + CPT procedure codes from the SOAP body + active problems. Each code rationale links back to the supporting SOAP text span — pairs with audio-span citations for the full audio → SOAP → code chain.
FHIR R4 bulk export to migrate a chart out of Epic / Cerner / Athena. HL7 v2 MLLP to receive lab results from the analyzer. X12 270/271 to check eligibility. X12 837P/835 to bill. Surescripts for prescriptions. DirectTrust for secure clinician-to-clinician email. All wired against real spec — not vaporware.
US Core profiles + Bulk Export ($export) for Epic / Cerner / Athena migration.
Inbound ORU^R01 (lab) + ADT^A01/A04/A08 (admit / register / update).
mTLS prescription send. EPCS-gated for controlled substances.
Eligibility check before service. Real-time round-trip with the clearinghouse.
Claim encode + remittance parse. Invoice flips automatically on paid response.
Multipart MIME + detached PKCS#7 S/MIME for clinician-to-clinician secure email.
Imaging study list + frame fetch via rendered/jpeg endpoint.
Telehealth room create + JWT access token for the FE Video SDK.
Per-tenant Connect account onboarding + webhook signature verification + Invoice flip on payment.
Every clinical surface writes through one audited path. The per-call AuthContext + Why trace architecture isn't a marketing line — it's what makes ONC integrity criteria + EPCS DEA audits tractable in the first place.
Per-call AuthContext capability tokens (≤ 30 s TTL, single-use, audit-logged).
Why trace on every write — purpose_code (TREAT / BILLING / PAYMENT), subject_id, parent_trace_id chained across multi-step transactions.
Separate KMS key + separate audit table from non-Health Pollenix surfaces.
BAA available. Files stay in the customer's cloud — Pollenix is deployable, not SaaS.
ONC §170.315 criteria mapped surface-by-surface; cert in flight with an ACB.
Pollenix MR
Pollenix is sold through AWS and Azure Marketplaces — single SKU, tenant-scoped deploy in your account. Files stay in your cloud. BAA on signature. Coverage-based pricing.