Repetitive report preparation
Teams repeatedly recreate similar reports, summaries, and document sections.

Medical report automation
MediCR helps healthcare professionals transform medical information into clear, consistent, and editable reports, faster and with greater workflow efficiency.

The challenge
Teams repeatedly recreate similar reports, summaries, and document sections.
Relevant data is distributed across systems, files, notes, and different formats.
Report organization can vary between professionals, departments, and workflows.
Valuable clinical time is lost organizing, formatting, correcting, and rephrasing content.
Key observations, previous decisions, and patient history can become disconnected or overlooked.
Multiple contributors, revisions, and validation steps make coordination more difficult.
Clinical documentation pathway
From fragmented information to a structured report.

Collect relevant information

Arrange into medical sections

Prepare a structured draft

Correct, complete, and approve

Move into the configured workflow
One documentary cycle
From consultation to activity follow-up, each module addresses a specific documentary task while preserving the practitioner’s validation path.

Turn freely dictated or written consultation notes into a structured draft ready for professional review.

Compile relevant elements from the patient record into a traceable liaison-letter draft.

Organize longitudinal information by clinical theme to make complex records easier to review.

Identify diagnoses, treatments, procedures, and results in imported clinical documents.

Suggest links between extracted information and configured medical nomenclatures for professional verification.
Reduce repetitive writing and formatting tasks.
Use a clear and repeatable reporting structure.
Review, edit, and validate every generated report.
Help teams use common templates and reporting processes.
Make reports easier to review, share, and integrate.
Help organizations manage increasing reporting volumes.
Personalization
Select your context to see how MediCR adapts to different clinical and product environments.
During the consultation, MediCR works quietly in the background: it captures, understands, and prepares your report. Less time typing means more attention for patients.

Sensitive environments
Health information requires careful protection at every step. MediCR is designed so deployment, access, retention, and traceability controls can be adapted to the organization’s requirements.
Certification and compliance status must be validated for the selected deployment.
France and Tunisia
MediCR AI is intended for French-speaking healthcare environments and can be configured around different confidentiality, infrastructure, and regulatory requirements.
Privacy-by-design principles, GDPR-oriented handling, HL7/FHIR interoperability targets, and configurable support for CIM-10, CCAM, and BDPM references.
Consideration of Organic Law No. 2004-63, INPDP expectations, CNAM nomenclatures, and applicable quality and information-security guidance.
Connected workflows

Integration categories are configurable and depend on technical assessment, deployment environment, and implementation scope.
Yes. MediCR AI prepares an editable draft. A qualified healthcare professional must review, correct when needed, and validate the document before it is used or shared.
Depending on the project, MediCR AI can be deployed within the organization’s controlled infrastructure or in a managed environment configured with specialized health-data hosting providers. The selected arrangement must be validated for the organization and country.
MediCR AI is designed for French-speaking healthcare environments, with France and Tunisia as its initial regulatory and terminology contexts. The configuration and applicable requirements are assessed for each deployment.
No replacement is required by design. MediCR AI can be integrated with existing hospital, clinical, document, authentication, and export workflows, subject to technical assessment and project scope.
Configured workflows may support consultation reports, liaison or discharge letters, thematic summaries, information extraction from imported records, and terminology alignment for professional verification.
The HDS certification process is in progress; certification has not yet been obtained. Hosting and compliance conditions must be confirmed for the selected deployment, with on-premise deployment preferred for the most sensitive environments.