Home health documentation was built for billing first and patients second, so subtle decline slips through until it becomes a hospital visit. Zanium captures the whole patient first, head to toe, and lets the paperwork follow from the truth. Six AI products. One clinical reasoning engine. Live today.
My mother had a stroke. Before that, dementia. My father lived with Parkinson's, and then cancer. I watched skilled, caring clinicians visit them again and again, and I watched the small signs of decline slip through anyway.
Not because anyone was careless. Because the tools were built to capture a form, not a person.
Home health runs on documentation designed for reimbursement first. The result is exactly what that design produces: the quiet changes that predict a fall, an infection, a readmission go unseen until they are an emergency.
I built Zanium so that other people's parents are seen. So the clinician at the bedside gets back their judgment, their time, and the full picture. We capture the whole patient first, head to toe, and we let the regulatory paperwork follow from that clinical reality, never the other way around.
This is personal. It always will be.
Agencies did not get these results by accident. They were perfectly designed for them.
Legacy software asks the clinician to fill in regulatory fields and hopes the patient is described somewhere in the gaps. Zanium inverts that. We call it head-to-toe primacy, and it is the spine of everything we build.
Each product solves a different role's biggest pain. Together they form a single intelligence layer across the entire post-acute episode.
Turns a referral into an evidence-based plan of care, surfacing risks and interventions before the first visit is ever scheduled.
Ambient documentation and live clinical guidance at the bedside, so the assessment is complete and compliant by the end of the visit.
Validates OASIS and documentation in real time, catching the gaps that become denials before a single claim is submitted.
A clean physician portal for orders, signatures, and oversight. The delta, not the full chart. Faster turnaround, cleaner trails.
Connects the care team to the people they serve, closing the loop on communication, adherence, and the family's peace of mind.
The DON's command center. Monitor clinician performance and surface patient escalations across the full census in real time, before a decline becomes a crisis.
It is the question every serious investor asks of clinical AI, and Zanium has a structural answer. Bridge, our integration layer, writes Zanium's intelligence into an agency's existing EMR by mirroring its native field structure, even where the EMR exposes no integration API at all. Zanium enhances the system an agency already runs, with no rip and replace, which is exactly what an incumbent cannot easily replicate from its own position.
ZaniumMed, our proprietary clinical model, runs the high-volume reasoning on infrastructure we own, so our cost structure is independent of the frontier token market. We can serve a patient profitably whether the model market is cheap or expensive.
A feature gets absorbed. A reasoning engine, a patent, and an integration layer the incumbent is positioned against becomes a company.
All-payer OASIS and rising claim scrutiny mean documentation accuracy is no longer a back-office task. It is survival. Retrospective QA brings a checklist to an AI fight.
In the first half of 2025, AI-enabled startups captured 62% of all US digital health venture funding, at an 83% premium to their non-AI peers.
Documentation burden is a leading driver of nurse attrition. Giving clinicians their time and judgment back is now a retention strategy, not a nicety.
Zanium is a clinical intelligence platform for post-acute home health care. Six AI products run on a single clinical reasoning engine that captures the whole patient first, head to toe, then derives the required documentation from that clinical reality.
No. Zanium enhances the system you already run. Bridge, our integration layer, mirrors the native field structure of your existing EMR, even where no integration API exists, so there is no rip and replace and no operational disruption.
Assure validates documentation in real time, at the point of care, before a claim is ever submitted. It catches the inconsistencies and gaps that typically trigger Requests for Information and denials, so revenue is protected at the source rather than fought for in appeals.
Zanium operates on a populate-never-submit model. The platform prepares documentation and surfaces clinical signal, but a licensed clinician always reviews and attests. The judgment stays with the human, by design, and the architecture is source-cited and built to resist hallucination.
Yes. Zanium is in live deployment across paying home health agencies with a growing patient census, operational integration into the Axxess EMR, and the first live agentic OASIS automation in post-acute home health.
Yes. Zanium's clinical reasoning architecture is the subject of a non-provisional patent application filed in 2026, covering head-to-toe primacy, the reasoning engine and its five domains, the populate-never-submit safety model, and the four-way alignment chain.
A founder who lived the problem, a platform already live in the field, a defensible architecture, and a market the capital is racing toward. If you invest where clinical conviction meets a real moat, we should talk.