Healthcare Document
One wrong patient ID can trigger a compliance nightmare.
Extract data from US health insurance cards
No credit card required to get started.
Healthcare staff manually transcribe data from clinical documents. Errors impact patient safety, billing accuracy, and regulatory compliance.
Structured output ready for your systems.
Upload your health insurance card us documents in PDF, image, or scanned format. Drag and drop or use our API.
Our AI identifies and extracts all 15 fields with 93%+ accuracy. No templates or training required.
Review extracted data with confidence scores. Approve, edit, or flag items for human verification.
Download as JSON, CSV, or Excel. Integrate via API or webhook to your existing systems.
Extract clinical data for care coordination and analytics.
Process claims and clinical documents efficiently.
Automate data extraction from patient records.
Extract data for system integration and migration.
Common questions about health insurance card us extraction.
Yes. HIPAA-compliant infrastructure with BAA available for healthcare customers. AES-256 encryption, access controls, audit logging.
Never. Patient data is processed and deleted. It never trains our AI models. This is a firm commitment.
Our AI reads most handwritten entries. Unclear text is flagged with lower confidence scores for clinical review.
Export as JSON, HL7, or FHIR-compatible formats for integration with Epic, Cerner, or other EHR systems.
ICD-10, CPT, and other code sets are extracted and validated for format correctness. Billing codes get captured.
Yes. Sign up for evaluation credits and test. For PHI, we recommend using de-identified samples initially.
Manual data entry meant constant risk. Every patient record touched by hand was a potential violation waiting to happen.
Automated extraction with full audit trails. Our last compliance review was the smoothest ever.
— Compliance Officer, Healthcare ProviderProcessing 1,000+ documents monthly? Let's discuss your requirements.
No credit card required to get started.
P.S. Your clinical staff belongs with patients, not paperwork.
