for partners and integrators
The structured document stops being your cost center
The embeddable loop carries an electrocardiogram of any length to an instrumental examination protocol signed by a physician, with a producible chain behind every line — and takes off the partner's hands what is expensive to build alone: the document, the signature, the registry and the dictionary. This is not one more interpreter.
Who this is for
Who this is for
The vendor of a medical or regional information system · the operator that transmits documents to the registry · the integrator of a regional loop · the distributor of electrocardiographic equipment and telemedicine services · a remote reading service.
How it is built
One gateway
Cardio is the cardiology profile of the same gateway as the structured-medical-document engine: for a partner who takes the engine, the electrocardiographic examination protocol arrives as a second profile of the same delivery — with findings drawn from the signal, which the document engine does not have.
How it is built
What is sold today
The full loop as a draft for the physician’s signature, inside the customer’s own perimeter: intake of the study → draft conclusion → the physician’s signature → structured medical document → submission to the registry once the operator’s loop is ready.
Integration package
- the embeddable loop delivered inside the customer's own perimeter; the pilot is accepted by an act with a before-and-after measurement
Contract documentation
- the events and documents of the loop: the analysis event, the authorization of a conclusion, the physician's remark, the document profile
Sandbox
- a run of a synthetic case through the loop, with local validation of the document and an emulator of the registry operator; there are no patient data in the sandbox
Training for implementers
- in person during the first pilot; the program is built from its materials
Conformance status
- what the product has and what it does not — on the pages “Standards” and “Limits and responsibility”
What backs it up
A document that gets through
The completeness of the mandatory fields is checked before submission: a missing field is named by name instead of coming back as a rejection from the registry after the fact. The document is validated against the schema and the rule core of the registry before the physician sees it.
What backs it up
The seams are named
Embedding follows described contracts:
- the analysis event over the message bus — what travels on the bus is a reference to the signal, not the signal itself;
- object storage for the recordings;
- physician sign-in through an account, with a check against the federal register of medical workers;
- registration of the document by the schema of the registry operator, with state tracking;
- two storage schemas — one free of personal data and one protected, with no links across the boundary.
Live transport into the registry — once the operator’s loop is ready.
What backs it up
How this is embedded into your system
The connection is discussed in the pilot. The requirements for the customer’s loop follow order No. 205n of the Ministry of Health.
What backs it up
How it is paid for
A subscription to the engine with commitments on document revisions, and the Cardio tier on top of it. Prices are not published: the composition and the charging are discussed after a conversation about volumes.
Limits
Limits
HealthOS Cardio is not a medical device. The machine does not make a diagnosis and does not sign the document. Submission to the registry — once the operator's loop is ready. More — “Limits and responsibility”.
Who else
Other doors
For clinicians
Many can read an electrocardiogram — almost no one closes the case with a document. What the workplace includes and where it works.
Open →For private physicians
A physician in their own practice or a remote reader
Open →For OEM manufacturers
A manufacturer of electrocardiographs or recorders
Open →For you and your family
You want to work it out yourself or to record someone close to you
Open →The conversation starts with what the document costs you, not with a demonstration.
Discuss embedding For OEM manufacturers