We'rephysicians.Webuilt this because we needed it.
IntelMedica is owned and led by a practicing physician. Not a venture firm trying to disrupt healthcare. Not Silicon Valley engineers learning what an EHR is. A doctor who's been on the night shift, who's spent two hours after rounds writing notes, who's had prior auths denied for medications they prescribe every week.
That's the bias in everything we ship. Tools that work in clinic, not just in a demo.
The paperwork is the problem.
Physicians spend more than two hours a day on paperwork. Prior authorizations take three to five days, and over 30 percent come back denied. Nurses spend more time charting than with patients.
None of that is a clinical problem. It's a workflow problem. AI is good at workflow problems.
We build tools that understand medical context, cite evidence we can verify, and slot into the workflow you already have. We don't replace the EHR. We make the work around it less terrible.
AI infrastructure for healthcare workflows.
By 2028, we want 10,000 healthcare professionals using our tools every day, and Open Medical Skills set up as the standard library for medical AI references.
Documentation generated as the visit happens. Prior auths drafted before you finish typing the diagnosis. Curated medical research at hand when you need it. Open standards under all of it.
That's the version of healthcare AI we want to use ourselves. So that's the one we're building.
Most healthcare AI gets built by people who have never been in clinic at 2 a.m. They optimize for what looks good in a demo. We optimize for what actually works on a twelfth-hour shift.
Physician-owned means decisions get made fast. There's no committee, no quarterly earnings call, no investor mandate to ship the feature that demos well but flops in the exam room. We're not flipping the company. We're going to be using these tools next year, and the year after that.
That's the whole bet. Build for ourselves, build it well, and other clinicians will want it too.
Principles that govern every product
How we build, deploy, and document healthcare AI.
Our tools are research tools. We don't claim to diagnose. We're not a medical device. We say this clearly because we mean it.
Every medical claim cites a source. FDA, NIH, PubMed. If we can't cite it, we don't say it.
Compliance is built in. PHI classification at the data layer, FHIR AuditEvent logging, encryption in transit and at rest. Not bolted on after the fact.
FHIR. Permissive licenses on Open Medical Skills. We don't lock you in.
A growing portfolio of healthcare AI tools
Each product targets a specific friction point in healthcare operations.
Prior authorizations done in minutes, not days. Trained on payer requirements physicians actually run into.
Real-time nursing documentation. Built to cut charting time by more than half.
Quality metrics and analytics for healthcare organizations, in real time.
A curated library of medical reference tools. FDA drug data, drug interactions, clinical guidelines. Open and citable.
Open-source platform for healthcare AI tools. Built on FHIR.
Closed-source state-of-the-art models for select healthcare partners. We use them in our own practice before we ship them.
SECSOLS builds the AI agent payment infrastructure that some of our healthcare AI tools run on top of.
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Healthcare organization, researcher, developer. If any of this matters to you, we want to hear from you.
For research purposes only. Not a medical device. Not intended for clinical decision-making.