BIOS Clinical

Intelligent
health management
for clinics.

BIOS gathers authorised patient data, analyses changes over time using its own algorithm, develops a verifiable AI hypothesis and explains the result to the doctor.

The pilot measuresdoctor time, follow-up bookings and completed steps.

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A doctor discussing a BIOS monitoring plan with patients

What is BIOS?

BIOS turns medical data into a verifiable result.

The doctor receives a timeline, trends, an AI hypothesis with sources and a list of missing information. The decision remains with the doctor.

01 · Before the appointment
Data is prepared
Documents, results and symptoms are collected with dates and sources.
02 · During the appointment
Analysis is available to the doctor
Trends, the AI hypothesis, supporting evidence, gaps and limitations are visible.
03 · After the appointment
The plan is recorded
The patient sees the agreed actions, and the clinic sees their status.

The gap between appointments

The clinic cannot see whether the plan was followed.

After a consultation, results, follow-up bookings and prescribed actions often remain outside the clinic's workflow.

No follow-up booking

A result is available, but the next consultation has not been scheduled.

An incomplete step

A test, prescription or follow-up remains unconfirmed.

Scattered data

Documents are held by the patient, in the clinical system and by different specialists.

With BIOS

The clinic sees new data, completed actions and the next agreed step.

How it works

The BIOS algorithm prepares an AI hypothesis for review.

The source of each fact, the limitations of the analysis and the medical review status are retained.

01 · Sources
Receives data
Clinical systems, documents, laboratories and patient data — only within the authorised scope.
02 · Format
Normalises facts
Preserves the source, date, units and version.
03 · Health Memory
Builds a timeline
Connects facts over time and retains their versions.
04 · BIOS Intelligence
Analyses changes over time
Looks for changes, recurring patterns and predictive signals.
05 · AI hypothesis
Shows the supporting evidence
Records a possible relationship, the facts used, gaps and limitations.
06 · AI chat and doctor
Explains the result
BIOS answers using the data; the doctor confirms, refines or rejects the hypothesis.

AI proposes. The doctor decides. BIOS does not diagnose conditions or prescribe treatment.

What the clinic gains

The outcome for the clinic can be measured.

Less preparation

The summary, trends and sources are available to the doctor before the consultation.

Timely follow-up bookings

The patient sees the agreed date or condition for the next contact.

Visible completion

The clinic tracks the status of prescribed tests and consultations.

Long-term programmes

BIOS supports monitoring within a clinic-approved workflow.

Prepared enquiries

A partner clinic can receive enquiries from BIOS users together with authorised data.

Ways to work together

Where a clinic can start.

Receive BIOS enquiries

Become a partner clinic for consultations, diagnostic tests and follow-up testing.

A channel for prepared enquiries

Connect patients

Record the agreed plan and receive new results after the appointment.

Track follow-up actions

Connect a department

Start with one doctor, specialty or clinical workflow.

A bounded pilot

Integrate with your clinical system

Exchange authorised data and BIOS results through an agreed interface.

Within your existing workflow

BIOS Clinical pilot

A pilot tests one use case using clinic data.

The task, participants, baseline values and success criteria are agreed before launch.

01
Select a workflow
For example, appointment preparation or follow-up monitoring.
02
Define the metrics
Baseline values, measurement period and success criteria.
03
Configure BIOS
Data sources, roles, access rights and integration.
04
Launch the pilot
In the selected area with the agreed participant group.
05
Compare the results
Assess changes in the metrics and decide whether to scale.

What we measure

Measures are defined before launch.

Doctor time
Follow-up bookings
Completed steps
Impact on LTV
Use-case ROI

BIOS does not promise a predetermined increase: the actual effect is calculated using clinic data.

Scope, responsibilities and cost are agreed before work begins.

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Clinical trust

Data, access and responsibility.

For each use case, we record the data scope, legal basis, recipients, time limits and responsible parties.

Data protection

Transfers are encrypted, actions are logged and operating environments are separated.

Role-based access

Users receive only the data needed for the agreed task.

Responsibilities

BIOS processes and explains data; the doctor makes the clinical decision.

Consent and legal basis

Data scope and legal basis are checked before a source is connected.

Storage and transfer

The recipient, channel, format, storage location and retention periods are defined for each project.

Data security Data policy BIOS does not claim certifications without independent confirmation.

Questions from clinics

Answers before you launch a pilot.

Does BIOS replace our clinical information system?

No. Your clinical information system remains the clinic's core system. BIOS receives authorised data, analyses it and returns a structured result to the doctor for the agreed use case.

What resources are needed to launch?

It depends on the use case and integration. Scope, roles and outcome measures are agreed before the pilot.

Do doctors need training?

Only for the selected workflow. The procedure is agreed before launch.

How do patients join?

The clinic invites a selected group and defines the data and actions included in the pilot. BIOS users can also choose a partner clinic.

How are results measured?

Metrics are selected before launch: doctor preparation time, follow-up bookings, the share of completed steps, and the impact on LTV and ROI for the specific use case.

Can we start with one doctor?

Yes. A pilot can be limited to one professional, specialty or workflow.

How does BIOS bring in new patients?

In a partnership use case, a BIOS user can choose a clinic and authorise the sharing of data needed for the enquiry. The terms and geographic coverage of this channel are agreed separately.

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