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Intelligence for Healthcare Operations.

Turning healthcare complexity into clarity, coordination, and action.

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The Operating Intelligence for Healthcare.

Connecting people, workflows, and data to power more intelligent healthcare operations.

MedQore works alongside the systems a hospital already runs. It answers patients, follows each provider’s clinical rules, plans around real capacity, and turns what happens every day into evidence the whole organisation can use.

Every operational decision rests on four answers.

Every hospital has them. They rarely meet.

  1. Patient demand

    What do patients need?

    Today, in phone queues, inboxes and web forms

  2. Clinical workflows

    What does each treatment require?

    Today, in protocols, referral rules and the experience of staff

  3. Hospital capacity

    What can we actually deliver?

    Today, in rosters, room plans and the EHR calendar

  4. Operational intelligence

    What is it all telling us?

    Today, in reports assembled after the fact

MedQore brings the four together, so a request, the rules it must follow and the capacity to meet it are seen at once.

Four capabilities. One intelligence beneath them.

Each capability answers one of the four questions. MedQore Intelligence spans all of them, and the hospital’s own systems remain the foundation.

  1. Patient demandAnnaIn ServicePatient communication, guidance and appointments, by phone, web and chat.
  2. Clinical workflowsWorkflow ManagementIn ServiceTreatment requirements, booking paths and operational rules, set by each provider.
  3. Hospital capacityResource PlanningIn ServicePeople, rooms and time, read from the EHR and laid out as one plan.
  4. Operational insightAnalyticsIn ServiceActivity, performance and patient demand, measured as they happen.
  5. Across all fourMedQore IntelligenceIn ServiceConnects the evidence of all four, and lets teams question the operation in plain language.
Four capabilities, Anna, Workflow Management, Resource Planning and Analytics, standing on one MedQore Intelligence layer, above the hospital’s own systems.

Hospital systems. The EHR, telephony and the hospital’s approved information. Still the source of truth.

AnnaIn Service

Patients call when it suits them. Anna answers.

Anna is MedQore’s patient communication agent. On the hospital’s phone line, website and chat she answers practical questions, and books, moves and cancels appointments directly in the hospital’s own system — at any hour.

Live callPhone, 21:14
Anna

Eksempelhospitalet, det er Anna, din digitale assistent. Hvad kan jeg hjælpe med?

How can I help?

Caller

Jeg vil gerne booke en forundersøgelse af mit knæ.

I’d like to book an examination of my knee.

Anna

Er du selvbetaler, har du sundhedsforsikring, eller kommer du gennem det frie sygehusvalg?

Self-pay, health insurance, or the free choice of hospital?

Caller

Jeg er selvbetaler.

Self-pay.

Anna

Tak. Må jeg bede om dit CPR-nummer?

May I have your CPR number?

Caller

CPR number, hidden

Anna

Jeg kan tilbyde tirsdag kl. 9.20, onsdag kl. 13.40 eller torsdag kl. 8.00.

Tuesday 9:20, Wednesday 13:40 or Thursday 8:00.

Caller

Onsdag passer fint.

Wednesday works.

Anna

Onsdag kl. 13.40 er booket. Du får en SMS-bekræftelse.

Booked. You’ll receive an SMS confirmation.

What Anna does

  1. Patient typeSelf-pay
  2. Patient identifiedIn the EHR
  3. Reason recordedOrthopaedics, knee
  4. Open times found3 offered
  5. Booking confirmedRegistered by the EHR
  6. SMS confirmationSent
Interface prototype, illustrative data
  • In the patient’s language

    Phone, web call and chat. Danish first, and the caller’s own language when it helps.

  • Answers from approved information

    Opening hours, prices, address and directions, drawn from what the hospital itself has published.

  • Bookings confirmed by the system

    Anna identifies the patient, offers real open times, and confirms a booking only once the EHR has registered it. An SMS confirmation follows.

  • Demand, made visible

    Every conversation is recorded with its reason and outcome, so patient demand becomes something the hospital can see.

  • People where it matters

    What needs staff is transferred, or left as a task for reception. Anna gives no medical advice.

Workflow ManagementIn Service

No two treatments follow the same path.

A self-paying knee patient, an insurance referral and a follow-up visit each carry their own requirements: what to ask, which times qualify, where, and what happens when nothing fits. Workflow Management is where each provider defines those paths, so automation follows the hospital’s rules — not the reverse.

Workflow ManagementOrthopaedics, booking journey
Self-payInsuranceFree choice of hospitalPatient identificationShared pathWhat the patient describesShared pathPatient typeSplits by payerKnown from the episodeSelf-payKnown from the episodeInsurance, case numberPublic episodeFree choiceTreatmentSelf-payTreatmentInsuranceExisting appointmentFree choiceAvailabilitySelf-pay, selectedAvailabilityInsuranceNo new bookingPassed to receptionConfirmation and consentShared pathBookIn the EHRComplete, with SMS confirmation
Interface prototype, illustrative data
  • A branch for every patient type

    Self-pay, insurance and public referral share one journey and part where their rules differ.

  • Rules where they apply

    Treatments, appointment settings and permitted actions are set per specialty.

  • A defined fallback

    When a request falls outside a path, the provider’s chosen fallback applies: a transfer to staff, or information.

  • Drafted before it goes live

    Changes are drafted and validated before they are published.

Resource PlanningIn Service

Capacity is a fit, not a figure.

More appointments are rarely the answer. The opportunity lies where patient demand, available people and rooms, and clinically valid time meet. Resource Planning reads the week from the EHR and lays it out as programs — who works where, in which room, for which treatments — so conflicts surface before the day begins.

Resource PlanningWeek 47, programs
Room
Mon 16
Tue 17
Wed 18Conflict
Thu 19
Fri 20
Theatre 1
Knee arthroscopyOrthopaedic surgeon, anaesthesia, 2 nurses
ENT surgeryENT surgeon, anaesthesia, 2 nurses
KneeOrthopaedic surgeon, anaesthesiaSame surgeon, two rooms
HandHand surgeon, anaesthesiaQualification not confirmed
Knee, morningOrthopaedic surgeon, anaesthesia
Theatre 2
HipOrthopaedic surgeon, anaesthesia, 3 nurses
ShoulderOrthopaedic surgeon, anaesthesiaSame surgeon, two rooms
ShoulderMoved from Wednesday by the plannerDraft
Outpatients
First visitsOrthopaedics, 1 nurse
First visitsENT, 1 nurse
Follow-upsOrthopaedics, 1 nurse
First visitsOrthopaedics, 1 nurse
Follow-upsOrthopaedics, 1 nurse
Recovery
Recovery2 nurses
Recovery2 nurses
Recovery2 nurses
Interface prototype, illustrative data
  • Read from the source

    Open time, rooms and calendars come from the EHR. Nothing is written back.

  • Conflicts in plain sight

    Overlapping people, rooms and equipment are flagged on the board, the day and the program.

  • The planner decides

    An unconfirmed qualification is shown as unconfirmed, and every change stays a draft until a planner saves it.

From activity to understanding.

Every conversation, booking and plan leaves evidence. MedQore turns it into measurement first, and then into understanding that spans the whole operation.

  1. Patient interactionsCalls, chats and bookings, as they happen.
  2. Structured informationReason, outcome and timing, recorded for each.
  3. Operational analyticsActivity, performance and demand, measured.
  4. IntelligenceEvidence connected across domains, open to questions.
  5. Better decisionsPeople decide with the whole picture in view.
  6. Improved operationsEach change is measured, and the loop begins again.
AnalyticsIn Service

Measures the operation.

Activity, performance and patient demand, from today’s tasks at reception to the weekly rhythm management follows. Four views, four questions:

Overview
How are we doing?
Spotlight
What are patients experiencing?
Analytics
Who needs what, where and when?
Logs
What happened in this conversation?
MedQore IntelligenceIn Service

Connects the evidence.

A layer across every capability. Teams ask in plain language; each answer states whether the evidence supports it, where every figure came from, how fresh it is, and what it cannot know.

  • Reads, never writes. Changes go through the hospital’s own workflows.
  • Aggregates, not patient lists.
  • Unknown is shown as unknown, never as zero.
MedQore

Analytics

Eksempelhospitalet

Conversations by hour

By weekday

SupportedLast 30 days, Eksempelhospitalet

Booking requests lead

46%

of classified conversations, last 30 days

  • Booking46%
  • Practical question22%
  • Cancellation13%
  • Reschedule11%
  • Clinical question, to staff8%

Sources

MedQore Anna conversationsCompleteAs of today, 14:05
EHR Bookings made outside AnnaNot availableNot read

What it cannot know

A conversation can carry more than one reason; each is counted once, by its main purpose.

Interface prototype, illustrative dataDrawn to the MedQore dashboard’s own design system.

Where it is going

The ambition is to connect patient demand with workflow requirements, resource feasibility and operational outcomes, so that recommendations account for what is clinically and practically possible. That next step is under way.

Built to connect. Not replace.

The EHR stays the source of truth for patients, treatments and bookings. MedQore works through it — reading what it needs, and writing only through one controlled, traceable path.

  1. Patients
  2. Anna
  3. MedQore
  4. Adapter
  5. EHR / EPJ
Every write passes one adapter. The EHR registers it, and only then does MedQore confirm.
  • Works with your EHR

    Connects to XMedicus. Epic, through FHIR, is in development on the same adapter.

  • Controlled workflows

    Every booking, change and cancellation follows the same ordered path to the EHR, and is confirmed only once the EHR has registered it.

  • Each hospital apart

    Every provider runs with its own configuration, credentials and data, separated from the others.

  • Access by role

    Administrators, staff and reception each see what their role requires, and a hospital sees only its own operation.

  • Built to be dependable

    Duplicate bookings are guarded against, and every action can be traced to its conversation, with no patient data in the trace.

  • One way to connect

    A single adapter pattern for every patient record system, so each new integration follows a proven path.

Better access. Smarter operations. Greater capacity.

  1. For patients

    Care that is easier to reach.

    Answers, bookings and changes when it suits them, not only when the phones are staffed.

  2. For healthcare professionals

    More time for patients.

    Routine calls and bookings are handled. What needs a person arrives as a clear task.

  3. For hospitals

    Capacity you can see.

    Demand, plans and performance in one view, and a better chance to use the capacity you already have.

A more intelligent healthcare system.

That is what we are building, with hospitals and clinics that want to see their operation clearly. Show us how your patients reach you, and we will show you MedQore working with your own flows.

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