Heural | From medical complexity to healthcare simplicity

Connected health

A comprehensive health information ecosystem

Timely insights for impactful decisions.

Overcoming fragmentation in health

A modular platform that integrates clinical, operational, financial, and contextual data into a single source of truth, transforming it into a reliable, flexible, and traceable ecosystem for meaningful decisions.

Towards integrated, person-centered health

A unified data model for visibility, control, precision, and prediction.
We start at the operational pain point and scale modularly towards a single decision-making source.

Raw and scattered data

Heterogeneous PDF/image/text; high manual workload

No data reconciliation

Non-standardized sources; duplicated data and identities

Slow and inefficient auditing

Hidden claim denials/duplications; delayed reconciliation and cost recovery

Fraud/errors/waste

Undetected anomalies and patterns in claims; low cost recovery

Insufficient metrics and prioritization

Basic KPIs, no prioritization lists or predictive models

Non-interoperable EHR

Fragmented clinical record; poor traceability and continuity of care

Weak prescription and compliance processes

Untraceable prescriptions; incomplete validations/alerts

Clinical inefficiency and errors

Delays, avoidable readmissions, administrative overhead in clinical practice

Poor patient follow-up

Low follow-up; no non-clinical/contextual signals

No comprehensive clinical profile

Need for patient stratification and intervention adjustment using real-time clinical and contextual data. Personalized and precision medicine

Payers

Governance and 360° View: Integration, metrics, and advanced analytics

Frictionless implementation, no replacements required

Modular entry point addressing specific pain points, HL7/FHIR/API connectors, and phased rollouts that coexist with legacy systems. Reduced IT workload, limited risk, and fast time-to-value.

Integration and single source of truth

Clinical, operational, financial, and contextual data unified into a governed canonical model. A graph-based foundation provides field-level traceability and consistency across plans, providers, and episodes of care.

Analytics and healthcare spend control

Comparable metrics, prioritized lists, and risk models to focus interventions. Benchmarking and risk-adjusted variation for negotiation and referral management; forecasts and alerts to guide budgeting

Clinical and patient data capture integrated into decision-making

H-Chart provides standardized primary clinical data; H-Pal adds contextual signals and continuous biomarkers. Everything is interoperable with the canonical model for greater precision and adherence.

Governance and regulatory compliance

Standardization and interoperability—enabled by data contracts, data lineage, and role-based access control (RBAC)—ensure confidentiality and proper use. Audits and reports with verifiable evidence and reduced timelines.

Providers

Clinical management with data integration, a systemic view, and analytical support.

Standardized clinical capture at the point of care

A problem-oriented record with standardized coding and configurable templates. It reduces errors, ensures traceability, and prepares data for interoperability and measurement.

Continuity of care with a 360° patient view

An integrated clinical record (EHR) with patient history, studies, and contextual signals from H-Pal. It facilitates transitions between care levels and effective longitudinal tracking.

Analytical support for clinical decisions

Prioritized lists, alerts, and risk models based on reliable data (Sync + Analytics). Helps focus interventions, prevent adverse events, and personalize treatments.

Operational efficiency and reduced administrative overhead

Scheduling/appointments, e-prescribing, and automated workflows. Less administrative time, more clinical time, and a lower rate of avoidable readmissions.

Interoperability and data governance

HL7/FHIR/API integration with unified identity and aligned catalogs. Auditable and consistent metrics for quality, accreditation, and regulatory reporting.