NABH-aligned docs without template chaos
Same hospital-approved structure, doctor sign-off, and an audit trail. How Patient Lens drafts NABH-aligned discharge summaries without inventing compliance badges.
Same structure. Doctor still signs. Audit trail stays.
Quality teams need one structure, not twelve Word files
NABH audits punish inconsistency more than they punish a missing adjective. If cardiology, ortho, and general medicine each keep a private template, the record set looks like five hospitals. Retention rules then fail because nobody can find the signed copy two years later.
The job is not “AI that knows NABH.” The job is drafting into the hospital-approved structure, keeping the clinician in review, and logging every edit.
What we claim, and what we do not
Patient Lens is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified, HIPAA-aligned, SOC 2 ready, and can sign a BAA. Templates and retention are NABH-aligned to the hospital’s own standards. We do not call the product “NABH certified,” and we do not call the company “SOC 2 certified.”
If a page on the old site said stronger things, treat this page as the source. Quality leads should ask for the control list and the audit trail on the pilot ward — not a badge collage.
How this shows up in a 7-day pilot
Use the hospital template from day one. Score: did the draft land in the right sections, did the doctor’s edits stay in the log, and can MRD retrieve the signed file. Expand only if those three hold.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to operational, clinical, and billing questions about this topic.
QIs Patient Lens AI NABH certified?
No third-party AI software is 'NABH certified'—NABH accredits healthcare organizations, not software products. Patient Lens drafts summaries directly into your hospital's NABH-compliant template structures and maintains complete clinical audit trails.
QHow does Patient Lens maintain an audit trail for clinical quality reviews?
Every draft generation, clinician edit, timestamp, and doctor sign-off is logged with tamper-evident audit records. Quality departments can retrieve original drafts, user revisions, and final signed copies instantly for NABH surveillance audits.
QCan the system adapt to our hospital's departmental summary formats?
Yes. Patient Lens is configured to follow your hospital's approved departmental templates (Cardiology, Orthopaedics, Oncology, General Medicine, Critical Care), ensuring consistency across all specialties.
QWhere is patient health information (PHI) stored and protected?
Data is encrypted in transit (TLS 1.3) and at rest (AES-256). Patient Lens operates on ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified infrastructure, is HIPAA-aligned, SOC 2 ready, and supports on-premise and hybrid deployments for enterprise hospitals.
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