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/ What the record review becomes

The chart, answered. Not summarised at you.

A generic summary is another document to read. Haelan produces the answer to a specific clinical question, in a structure you defined, with the evidence attached.

Ingest telemetry● live
6,412
pages parsed · 41.3s
2011documents / year2026
98.2%
OCR conf.
147
Citations
14
Flagged
Summary · medical record v2MRN 4820-11973

Anticoagulation history prior to admission

Generated 02 Aug 2026 · 41.3s · 147 citations

Patient was started on apixaban 5mg BID in March 2021 following a documented episode of paroxysmal atrial fibrillation[p.1184]. Therapy was held for eleven days peri-operatively in June 2024[p.0392] and resumed at the same dose without incident.

Conflict detected

An outside record dated 2022-09-14 lists warfarin, contradicting the inpatient medication list. Source page is partially illegible[p.2701].

  • 01No documented bleeding events across the reviewed span.
  • 02CrCl last recorded 68 mL/min (2026-06-11) — no dose adjustment indicated.
  • 03Adherence gaps of >30 days in 2023 inferred from refill history.
/ Six reasons reviewers switch

Everything in the record. Nothing invented.

01Goal-directed

Ask the chart a question

Summaries are written against your clinical question, not a one-size template dump.

→ 6,412 pages · 41s
02Traceable

Every line cites its page

Click a statement, land on the exact page of the exact document it came from.

p.1184p.0392p.2701
03Templates

Your review, standardised

Version-controlled templates so every reviewer produces the same shape of output.

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04Conflicts

It tells you when records disagree

Contradictions between outside records and the chart are surfaced, not silently resolved.

14 flagged
05Bad scans

Faxes, handwriting, sideways pages

Real records are a mess. OCR confidence travels with the citation so you know what to trust.

98.2% mean confidence
06Boundaries

PHI stays inside your boundary

BAA-backed, deployable in your VPC, no training on your patients’ records. Ever.

HIPAA
/ Sources

Whatever the record actually arrived as.

Structured exports, PACS reports, and the thousand-page faxed PDF that nobody wanted to open. All indexed to the page.

DocumentSourcePagesSpanStatus
Inpatient encounter — cardiologyEpic export1,8422019 – 2026Indexed
Imaging & radiology reportsPACS / DICOM3,1092016 – 2026Partial OCR
Outside records — faxedScanned PDF1,4612011 – 2021Illegible ×14
Manifesto · rev 1.0

Why we cite everything.

manifesto.txtUTF-8
$ cat manifesto.txt

Nobody reads six thousand pages. They skim, they guess, and they miss the one line that mattered. That is not a discipline problem. It is a tooling problem.

A summary you cannot verify is a rumour with better formatting. So every sentence Haelan writes carries the page it came from, and every page we could not read is marked as such.

We do not train on your patients' records. We do not hold your data hostage. We do not pretend the model is a clinician.

// Cited or it didn't happen.
BAA

Business associate agreement signed before a single page is ingested.

In your VPC

Deploy inside your own cloud boundary. PHI never leaves it.

No training

Your records are never used to train or fine-tune any model.

Audit log

Every summary, prompt, and export is attributable to a named user.

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