Premedice reads the patient's labs, medications, documents and history together, flags the three things that changed, and hands you a cited brief before the patient sits down.
02 / brief
A changing eGFR, a new dizziness complaint and a potassium that is no longer normal. Each signal links to the source value, the trend, and the medication or condition that may explain it.
kidney
eGFR down from 52; creatinine 1.4 mg/dL
medication
Verapamil started 9 days before dizziness
electrolyte
Potassium above the report's upper range
The visit, rebuilt
Not another chat box. A sequence that starts with the record, surfaces the three signals that changed, and ends with a note and a patient summary you control.
Illustrative UI. No real patient data.
01 / intake
Labs, documents, medications and the patient's own questions are read together. The brief opens with the three things that changed, not a wall of history.
What arrived
Next step
Build the pre-visit brief. No diagnosis. No noise.
What lands on your desk
An AI medical assistant for doctors should not add another dashboard. It should hand you a short, sourced view of what changed, what conflicts, and what needs a human decision.
Every value against the range printed on the report, with the trend and the medication or condition that may explain it.
New symptoms cross-checked against active medications, renal and hepatic function, and the patient's own history.
A short list of what is missing from the history, so the visit starts with the gaps instead of the paperwork.
Labs, documents, symptoms and prior notes in one chronological view. Nothing is averaged away.
Premedice supports the clinician. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace the person accountable for the decision.
Doctor-only workspace. Active patient link. Consent-aware sharing. An audit trail for every view.
Built for the room
Clinical software has to be safe before it is clever. Premedice keeps the doctor workspace separate, the patient in control of the link, and the audit trail visible.
The patient creates the active link and can revoke access. The doctor sees the shared context, not the whole account.
Patient and next-of-kin accounts cannot open the clinician workspace. The sign-in path is separate.
Reports are handled in memory and discarded after the session. The product is designed around data minimisation.
High-stakes claims stay attached to the value, trend or guideline that supports them.
Questions clinicians ask
The short answers. The full security and clinical governance details are available in the product and on the privacy page.
Open doctor workspaceYes. It is a clinical preparation and evidence layer. It reads the patient's labs, medications, documents and history together, surfaces signals and sources, and helps you ask better questions. The clinician remains accountable for the diagnosis and plan.
The patient creates an active link from their Premedice account. The doctor sees only the context that has been shared, and access can be revoked. The doctor workspace is separate from the patient account.
No. It sits beside the record. It is designed to make the pre-visit review and the in-room conversation faster, not to be a system of record.
Every high-stakes claim is tied to the source value or guideline used. The UI keeps the citation visible, so you can inspect the basis rather than accept a paragraph.
No. Premedice is built around zero-retention processing. Reports are handled in memory and discarded after the session. Check the current privacy and security documentation for the exact deployment.
Yes. Premedice is EU-hosted and GDPR-native, with an AI Act-aware design. Your organization should still complete its own DPIA and clinical governance review.
Premedice for clinicians