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Know Your HealthDocs

With our Know Your HealthDocs bundle of Onymos Features, your healthcare app can transform COVID-19 vaccination cards, prescriptions labels, and other kinds of documents into structured data.

Fast, accurate, and battle-tested by pharmacy technicians and health tech software engineers.

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Know Your HealthDocs is an app foundation in minutes.

Save time and money with this bundle of Onymos Features for your next healthcare app. DocID, DocEnhance, and DocKnow work together to digitize and extract data from documents.

What is an Onymos Feature?

Benefits for frontline staff

Relieve frontline staff from the tedious, error-prone, and time-consuming process of manually vetting and transcribing medical documentation
Reduce time required of frontline staff to input and verify form data by 80%
Reduce error rate of document transcription to less than 1%
Automatically import data into a secure database
Accelerate your organization’s digital transformation

Benefits for engineering team

Build a healthcare scanning, verification, and OCR application in 1/10 the time
Alleviate the need to custom code integrations with device hardware like cameras and scanners
OCR is integrated with medical dictionaries to correctly interpret misspellings of common terms
Built-in and on-device ML identifies medical forms and documents
Allow development teams to focus on building the features that make your app unique — instead of reinventing the wheel

A document scanning solution for Albertsons

Albertsons needed a portal solution for scanning and digitizing handwritten vaccine consent forms — and they needed it yesterday. Access, Media and our Know Your HealthDocs bundle enabled them to go from idea to the App Store in 4 weeks.

By combining ML-based OCR with human verification, their enterprise app is able to reduce data entry times and improve data accuracy. Plus, putting the app onto mobile devices has given the pharmacy techs previously unattainable mobility to capture data at the point of care.

Read the Albertsons case study