Capture patients’ true complexity for revenue & quality integrity with end-to-end AI tools working across the inpatient care continuum. See a demo
Ensuring documentation integrity and capturing complexity is a whole-team challenge. Point solutions and low-hanging fruit can only take you so far. Tip sheets and giant spreadsheets are tools of a bygone era. Welcome to the new world of full-stack AI support for hospital documentation.
Evidently surfaces the critical details buried deep in the patient chart so you can focus on care without worrying about missing something important. It creates more robust notes for downstream CDI & coding by automatically generating structured histories and assessments, seamlessly integrating relevant data, linked sources, and clinical narratives.
Ditch your bulky Excel & PDF lookup tables. Let Evidently join those code sets with our patient knowledge graph to suggest DRG and quality impacting conditions.
As the perfect companion to your CDI workflow software, Evidently suggests codes & queries to target MCC, CC, Elixhauser, mortality, and other quality measures.
For O/E, optimize the E of all admits, not just mortalities. For PSIs, identify exclusion criteria in seconds, not hours.
Refuse to be inundated by claim denials fueled by AI. Use AI to your advantage and defend revenue integrity and sustainability.
Use Evidently to draft appeal letters. Automatically gather supporting clinical evidence into structured, thorough appeals. Transform an hours-long task into a minutes-long task.
Give clinicians the information they need at the speed of thought, right within their workflows. Side effects include better quality and reimbursement. See a demo.
Full chart summaries on any subject or custom prompt.
What you read is what you write, all inside a magic AI editor.
Ask Evidently any clinical question right inside the EHR.
We’re proud to partner with leading health care organizations using clinical data intelligence to increase quality of documentation, care, and provider wellbeing.
Deploy in weeks, not years. Evidently integrates with any EHR, and is built from the ground-up around HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II compliance.
