Healsens reads lab reports and health records, codes every result to a common standard and makes the data available to your software and AI agents. Confidence flags and human-in-the-loop review keep it reliable.
From the first scanned page to answers and analytics. Each capability works on its own and runs on the same production platform as the Healsens app.
Lab reports and records as PDF, scan or photo, turned into structured results with a LOINC® code and unit for every value.
Learn moreGive AI agents safe, read-only access to an HL7® FHIR® server, with knowledge of what that server supports.
Learn moreAnswers questions from a person’s own record, built with retrieval-augmented generation.
Learn moreExplainable scores from published methods and trends over time, with every calculation visible.
Learn morePlatforms, integrations and AI features for health data, built and run by the team behind Healsens.
Learn moreEvery lab lays out its report differently and names tests in its own way. The platform reads the page, understands the table and maps each value to a coded test, so results from different labs line up.
{
"document": "lab-report.pdf",
"results": [
{
"test": "Haemoglobin",
"loinc": "718-7",
"value": 14.2, "unit": "g/dL",
"confidence": "high",
"review": "not needed"
},
{
"test": "Vitamin D (25-OH)",
"loinc": "62292-8",
"value": null,
"confidence": "low",
"review": "pending" // human-in-the-loop
}
]
}OCR and a language model read tables and free text without a template per lab.
Each value is matched to a catalogue test and converted to a common unit.
Low-confidence values are flagged and routed to a reviewer before they are used.
JSON through an API, CSV, or HL7® FHIR® Observation resources.
One pipeline for a single upload in an app and for a full archive of records.
PDFs, scans and phone photos arrive through an API or in batches.
OCR reads the page; a language model identifies tests, values and units.
Values are matched to LOINC® codes and normalised to common units.
Confidence flags send uncertain values to a person for review.
Structured results flow to your API, files or FHIR® server.
We combine proven components and keep a clear boundary around what each model may see and do.
OCR with Google Document AI and interpretation with large language models.
Confidence flags and review steps wherever an automated result could be wrong.
Assistants grounded in a person’s record and a curated knowledge base.
HL7® FHIR®, LOINC® and the Model Context Protocol, so data and tools stay portable.
People upload their own lab reports, ask questions about their results and follow their health over time in the Healsens app for iOS and Android. Projects for organisations use the same components.
Structure incoming lab reports, digitise archives of paper and PDF records, and follow results over time.
Turn participants’ existing lab reports into coded study data and give analysts consistent access to it.
Add document upload, AI assistants and analytics to your product without building the foundations yourself.
Access is limited to what each component needs. Agents read, they do not write. We agree the hosting and data flow with you before any data is shared.
Tell us what you are working on. We reply by email and, where it fits, suggest a short call to look at a sample together.