Hospitals & clinical networks

Hospitals.
Patient records
stay in-house.

Eldric runs inside the hospital network. Discharge-note summarisation, literature search over recent papers, clinical-coding assistance, dictation for ward notes — all on your own hardware, with the audit ledger that compliance needs.


Workloads

What people in this sector typically run.

Discharge notes

Dictate into the chat; Eldric drafts the structured summary; the clinician approves before it lands in the EHR.

Literature search

Ask questions across the latest journals and your hospital's own clinical-guideline corpus. Sources cited inline.

Clinical-coding assistance

Suggested ICD / LOINC / SNOMED codes from the encounter text. Suggestion only — the coder always approves.

Per-department tenants

Cardiology, oncology, A&E each get their own tenant. Walls between departments; one server.

Train on your own data

Fine-tune a small model on de-identified records to match your hospital's terminology. Data stays in the hospital.

Audit ledger

Every AI-assisted decision lands in a hash-chained ledger. Defensible record for any compliance review.


Compliance & isolation

What we explicitly support.

HIPAA-aware (US patient data) GDPR (EU patient data) Audit ledger hash-chained Air-gap ready

Honest scope.

Eldric is not a medical device. It does not make diagnostic decisions. Clinicians stay in the loop on every action — the platform drafts, summarises, codes, retrieves; the human approves.

Next step.

Write to office@eldric.ai. Tell us what you are trying to do; we will tell you whether Eldric is a fit and, if not, what would be.