For hospitals & health systems
NIA understands medical records, interprets health data, assists patients, and helps healthcare organizations automate clinical and administrative workflows.
Secure by design • Consent-based access • You control every share
Summarize this patient's history.
Dr. Nkechi Obi · Internal Medicine
Draft summary — for clinician review.
Illustrative preview
NIA is already helping healthcare providers build a more connected healthcare system. Our growing network of hospitals and patient records demonstrates the demand for secure, patient-centred health data infrastructure.
Patient Health Records
Secure health records integrated across connected healthcare providers.
Healthcare Providers
University teaching hospitals and private healthcare facilities actively contributing health records.
Teaching Hospitals
University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH) and Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (Parklane).
Private Hospitals
Private healthcare facilities connected across Enugu State.
NIA has already integrated more than 20,000 patient health records from the University of Nigeria Teaching Hospital (UNTH), Enugu State University Teaching Hospital (Parklane), and 10 private hospitals across Enugu. These early milestones validate the growing demand for secure, interoperable health data infrastructure that gives patients greater control of their medical records while enabling healthcare providers to deliver faster, more informed care.
Designed to support HIPAA and GDPR-aligned practices.
Hospitals and clinics sit on years of records — yet clinicians still lose hours a day to documentation, discharge summaries back up, and follow-ups slip through the cracks. NIA is the AI layer on top of the systems you already run: it drafts the paperwork, surfaces what needs attention, and keeps care coordinated — so your teams spend less time on admin and more with patients.
NIA doesn't replace your EMR or your clinicians. It's the intelligence layer that turns the records you already hold into less admin, faster documentation, and fewer missed follow-ups.
Consultations, laboratory reports, medications, diagnoses and procedures — every entry, from every provider, on one continuous timeline. NIA reads across all of it and surfaces what connects, for the care team to review.
Amara Okafor
F · 54 · MRN 4471
Select an entry to expand the record detail.
Fasting glucose is down 12% across the last three panels — consistent with the current regimen. Summarized and flagged for clinician review.
Endocrinology follow-up
Mar 2026Dr. Eze · UNTH
ConsultationDiabetic retinal screening
Nov 2025Ophthalmology · Parklane
ProcedureNIA linked this result to the February medication change and drafted the trend summary for the visit note.
Hypertension, stage 1
May 2025Added to problem list
DiagnosisAnnual physical
Oct 2024General medicine
ConsultationType 2 diabetes
Mar 2024Recorded at diagnosis
DiagnosisA single patient can carry hundreds of entries across years of care. NIA reads the whole record and condenses it into a concise clinical summary — problems, medications, trends and open follow-ups — drafted for a clinician to review.
Clinical summary
Amara Okafor · F · 54
Problem list
Active medications
Recent trends
Open follow-ups
Draft summary for clinician review.
Not a single feature bolted onto storage — a health agent that reads, retrieves, interprets and drafts, so people spend less time wrestling with records and more time on care.
NIA doesn't replace the software hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies and insurers already run. It connects to what already exists — securely and with consent — and coordinates information between them, so the right record reaches the right place at the right time.
Interoperability
NIA connects to the systems you run today through secure, consent-based record integration — and is building toward HL7 FHIR and HL7 v2 interfaces, so it fits the infrastructure you already have rather than replacing it.
Why NIA, not another module
An EMR stores records. A manual process burns clinician hours. Point tools each solve one slice. NIA is the AI layer that coordinates across the systems you already run and drafts the work on top — cross-system coordination and AI drafting in one place, not another silo to maintain.
For hospitals and clinics, NIA sits on top of daily operations — surfacing what needs attention, drafting documentation and keeping workflows moving. Everything clinical stays a draft or a flag for your team to review.
St. Luke's General · Operations overview
Updated moments ago
Patients in facility
418
+12 today
Avg. wait time
23m
−6m vs. avg
Docs pending sign-off
27
NIA drafted
Follow-ups due today
34
9 overdue
Patient flow · today
NIA insights
AI-generated · for clinician review
Alerts
Clinicians lose hours a day to documentation. NIA reads the encounter and the record, then drafts discharge summaries, visit notes and referral letters — structured and ready for a clinician to review, edit and sign.
Drafting queue · today
NIA drafts from the record; clinicians review, edit and sign.
Discharge summary
Amara O. · F, 54 · MRN 4471
Beyond documentation, NIA keeps the operational busywork moving — sending follow-up reminders, generating daily reports and pre-checking claims — so staff time goes to patients, not to chasing tasks.
Patients due for follow-up are messaged automatically, on schedule.
34 today
A daily list of no-shows, ready for the front desk to action.
Daily · 7:00
Claims are checked for missing codes and documentation before submission.
82 in queue
Outbound referrals are packaged with the right records and routed securely.
6 pending
Operational automations — clinical decisions always stay with your team.
A new lab report arrives. NIA doesn't just file it — it finds the prior result, compares the values, and explains what changed, ending with what's worth raising with the physician.
New lab report uploaded
Lipid panel · Mar 2026
Finds the prior report
Locates the last lipid panel — September 2025 — in the record.
Compares the values
LDL 138 → 121 mg/dL · Total cholesterol 210 → 190 · HDL unchanged.
Highlights what changed
LDL is down 12% since the last panel — the largest move across the lipid markers.
Explains the significance
Consistent with the statin started in October; now approaching the target range.
Suggests what to raise
Worth confirming tolerance and whether to hold the current dose at the next visit.
A drafted analysis for the physician to review — NIA interprets and suggests, it does not decide.
NIA interprets your lab reports, explains what each result means in clear language, and points out the changes worth discussing with a professional.
The same agent, meeting different people where they are — from the exam room to the pharmacy counter.
“Summarize this patient's history.”
NIA’s process
NIA produces a concise clinical summary — key diagnoses, medications and recent changes — organized for review.
Draft for the clinician's review, not a final or authoritative record.
“What do these blood test results mean?”
NIA’s process
NIA explains each marker in plain language, flags what changed, and suggests what to raise at your next visit.
Educational information — NIA does not diagnose or replace professional medical advice.
“Which patients missed follow-up appointments this month?”
NIA’s process
NIA generates the report, grouping missed follow-ups so the team can act on them.
“Explain this medication and identify possible interactions.”
NIA’s process
NIA provides an evidence-based summary and surfaces possible interactions to check.
Prepared for the pharmacist's review.
NIA turns dense medical information into plain language and highlights what changed — so you can ask better questions and make informed decisions with your care team.
Plain-language notes on why it was prescribed and what to watch for — educational context, never a directive to change anything.
Your average reading has fallen since February, consistent with your recent medication change.
Three suggested questions, based on what changed since your last appointment.
NIA provides educational information and does not diagnose conditions or replace professional medical advice.
NIA is built privacy-first. Your records are encrypted, sharing needs your permission, and you can see and revoke access at any time.
Your records are encrypted in transit and at rest.
You decide exactly what is shared, and with whom.
Withdraw access at any time — instantly.
See a clear record of who viewed what, and when.
Nothing reaches a provider without passing through your explicit permission.
Compliance posture
Encryption, consent-based sharing, time-boxed access and full audit logging are in place today — designed to support HIPAA- and GDPR-aligned practices.
An independent security audit is underway to formally verify NIA's security posture.
Full technical documentation available on request.
Hospitals and clinicians already putting NIA to work — in their own words, and in the numbers.
NIA drafts our discharge summaries and surfaces the follow-ups we used to miss. It's given our clinicians hours back every week.
NIA gives me a clear picture of a patient's history in seconds — no more piecing together scattered records before every visit.
I'm not only for your teams. I give each of your patients one organized view of their care — records, results and medications in a single place, explained in plain language — so they arrive prepared and stay engaged between visits.
Every record from every provider on one clear timeline.
Dense reports translated into plain, careful language.
Plain-language answers about their prescriptions.
A ready summary and the right questions before every visit.
Care for children and ageing parents from one account.
Share exactly what they choose — and revoke anytime.
Bring me your documents and photos, or connect participating providers — I work with whatever you already have.
I sort everything onto one timeline, explain it in plain language, and highlight what's changed.
I surface anything you need in seconds — and you share exactly what you choose, for as long as you choose.
No. NIA provides educational information and helps you prepare — it never diagnoses conditions or replaces professional medical advice. Everything NIA surfaces is meant to support better conversations with your healthcare professionals.
See how NIA drafts documentation, coordinates care across your systems, and gives clinicians back their time. Book a walkthrough with our team.
Secure by design • You control every share