Regard has introduced an AI-driven proactive documentation platform designed to transform patient care and documentation processes in hospitals.

The platform integrates patient chart data with conversations to provide diagnostic insights and generate draft notes before patient encounters.

Clinicians often encounter a gap between the large amount of patient data and the actionable insights needed for diagnosis.

This gap leaves many data points unnoticed and forces physicians to make decisions without comprehensive context.

Regard's platform offers a proactive solution by providing immediate access to all relevant patient data, suggesting potential diagnoses, and generating accurate, comprehensive notes that align with health systems' administrative and clinical standards.

The platform's proactive documentation approach uses AI to derive insights from chart data and in-room conversations, resulting in near-complete draft notes that mirror each physician's unique writing style.

This diagnosis-first methodology supports both clinical and revenue cycle teams by ensuring precise documentation at the point of care.

Regard's platform also features Max, an AI agent designed to assist clinicians in real-time and aid clinical workflows, providing answers to queries using patient data and summarising patient encounters.

Max is engineered to bring a more humanised AI experience to the healthcare environment.

Regard CEO Eli Ben-Joseph said: "Regard is the first product in the market that generates a complete medical note using data from conversations and data from within the medical record, intelligently meshing the two sources together.

“By uniting both voice and data, Regard enables better care, improves documentation needs, and increases earned revenue.”

The updated platform of Regard features capabilities such as integrated ambient scribe functionality compatible with existing scribe systems, comprehensive diagnostic coverage for all specialities, and support for various documentation, including notes, discharge summaries, and attestations.

Currently in use in over 150 hospitals, Regard's platform is already aiding health systems in reducing clinical documentation improvement (CDI) queries and generating additional revenue.