KODA Kenkō Clinical and Hospital Platform · Clinics and hospitals in Japan
Six modules take on the paperwork around care: intake, referrals, claims, clinical notes, remote consultations, home visits, prescriptions and the hospital’s daily operations. AI prepares the work; your clerks, doctors, nurses and pharmacists approve it. It runs above the systems you already have.
For hospital and clinic directors
Your staff spend less time preparing paperwork and more time with patients, and you keep a complete record of who did what.
Intake, referral letters and claims arrive drafted. Your clerks check, correct and approve.
Japanese clinical notes drafted from the consultation, reviewed and signed by the doctor.
What the nurse, pharmacist and remote doctor record joins the same operational record.
Every reviewer, timestamp and change is recorded, ready for internal review and inspection.
The operational record
Kenkō turns the work around each patient into an operational record: what was collected, what AI drafted, what was checked, who reviewed it and what they changed. Your existing systems keep the clinical data; Kenkō keeps the trail of how the work was done.
Every reviewer, timestamp and change recorded.
Six modules
Start with the module where time is lost today and add the others when they are useful. Each one writes to the same operational record.
For the front desk and medical office
Intake, referrals and claims drafted by AI, approved by the clerk.
For the doctor
Japanese clinical notes, drafted from the consultation and reviewed by the clinician.
For the doctor and the patient at home
Remote care prepared like an in-person visit, with one shared record.
For the visiting nurse
Visit notes, vital signs and medication reference, at the patient’s side.
For the pharmacist
Interaction checks on a HOT-code-native Japanese drug master, reviewed by the pharmacist.
For hospital management
Beds, equipment, rosters and teams visible to the people who coordinate them.
Built for Japanese practice
Patients describe symptoms in their own language. The clinic keeps the record in Japanese.
Dictation that follows the way patients and doctors actually speak, across Japan’s regions.
Every draft is checked by a second, independent model before a professional sees it, so reviewers start from a draft that has already been tested.
Inside the platform
The screens your staff work in, in Japanese.
How it fits what you have
Kenkō works with the receipt computer and electronic medical record your hospital already runs. Staff keep the screens they know, and the drafts arrive where they already work.
Principles
A patient who speaks Vietnamese, Portuguese or Nepali can describe symptoms in their own words. The doctor reads a Japanese record, ready to review.
Tell us where the front desk or the doctors lose time today. We will show you the module that fits and the next practical step.