For Teams
MedLineage is built for the team preparing a complex multilingual case before a specialist sees it. Five input languages, one chosen output, layered on the PDFs / HL7 v2 / FHIR feeds / CSV labs you already store — no schema change, no migration.
Built first for complex care
Built first for the cases where multilingual fragmentation and missing-record risk hurt the most — oncology referrals, rare-disease workups, surgical referrals, cross-border care. The platform extends from there.
Oncology · rare disease · surgical · cross-border
One structured, multilingual specialist packet built from the messy PDFs the patient already carries. Missing records surfaced before the visit, every line traceable to the source.
Specialists · referral teams · MDTs
Skip the records-prep hour. Open the specialist packet with timeline, key findings, missing-record list, source citations and a readiness score — sign off or reject claim-by-claim into the provenance ledger.
Hospitals · trial sponsors · second-opinion services
Layer MedLineage on top of the records you already store — pull a FHIR-shaped Bundle, a Data Room tar.gz or a longitudinal graph slice. Tenant-isolated, byte-deterministic, built to integrate.
02Who buys first
Second-opinion clinics, specialist intake teams, and international patient offices are the first buyers MedLineage is built for. They receive scattered records before a clinician can review the case. MedLineage runs that inbound-records work done-for-you: agents read every referral, lab and discharge summary into a source-cited patient graph — timeline, key findings, missing-record checklist — and a clinician signs off. Priced below the staff hours it replaces.
First wedge. Complex cases where preparation quality changes the visit — multilingual records, several specialties, years of history. That is where agent-run intake replaces hours of manual reconstruction, and where a cited patient graph becomes worth reusing.
Scattered PDFs across hospitals, languages and years. Missing context. Hours of manual reconstruction before a specialist can read the case.
One cited packet ready for specialist review. Timeline, key findings, missing-record checklist, questions for the specialist — every claim links back to the source.
Built for Europe
European records arrive in five languages from a dozen systems. MedLineage reads each document's language, layers on the PDFs, HL7 v2 messages, FHIR feeds and CSV labs you already store, and outputs the one language the receiving clinician reads.
PDFs, HL7 v2 messages, FHIR Observations and CSV labs in — no schema change, no migration. Five input languages, one chosen output language.
Tenant threads through every store, signing key, vault and export. FHIR write-back is dry-run unless explicitly approved.
Early customer conversations. We’re looking for teams preparing complex multilingual records for specialist review.