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Eka’s document parsing stack turns scanned, photographed or digital medical documents into structured, coded, FHIR-ready data. It is built on our own vision models (Parrotlet-v), trained on Indian documents, handwriting and formats, and runs without a human in the loop.

What it does

  • Classifies an incoming document (lab report, prescription, discharge summary, insurance policy, invoice and more) and flags handwritten and non-medical inputs
  • Extracts structured fields per document type: tests, results, units and reference ranges from lab reports; diagnoses, medications, dosages and advice from prescriptions; policy and claim details from insurance documents
  • Codes the output to standard ontologies: LOINC and UCUM for lab tests, SNOMED CT for clinical concepts, our drug database for medications
  • Redacts personally identifiable information in text and in the document image itself
  • Returns results as JSON and as an HL7 FHIR document bundle
Capabilities, supported document classes and accuracy numbers change with each model release; the current state is always on the model cards and launch blogs below.

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Models and tools

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