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Documentation errors: 46% decrease
"Guardoc reports a 46 percent reduction in documentation errors"
Guardoc Health helps skilled nursing facilities and assisted living centers extract, classify, and act on complex clinical documents faster and more accurately than manual review. The pipeline uses Amazon Bedrock with Amazon Nova models, Amazon Textract, Amazon Titan Text Embeddings V2, and Amazon DynamoDB to process handwritten, checkbox-heavy, and mixed-format medical documents. The solution combines RAG, patient-scoped retrieval, cost-tiering between Nova 2 Lite and Nova Pro, and hybrid OCR plus multimodal reasoning for compliance-sensitive long-term care workflows.
Reported outcomes
400,000 USD
annual ROIRevenue & growth
Strategic outcomes
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Documentation errors: 46% decrease
"Guardoc reports a 46 percent reduction in documentation errors"
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Audit fines: 70% decrease
"70 percent fewer audit fines"
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Annual ROI: 400,000 USD increase
"over $400K in annual return on investment (ROI) for a single facility"
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Hospital transfers per 100 admissions: 74% decrease
"a 74 percent reduction in hospital transfers per 100 admissions"
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Documentation corrections: 847 count increase
"847 documentation corrections"
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PDPM-impact issues addressed: 86 count increase
"86 PDPM-impact issues"
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Issues identified: 10,612 count increase
"Guardoc identified 10,612 issues"
No explicit deployment-stage evidence found.
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Guardoc Health built a multi-stage clinical document processing pipeline on Amazon Bedrock using Amazon Nova models, Amazon Textract, Amazon Titan Text Embeddings V2, and Amazon DynamoDB. The design uses RAG with patient-scoped retrieval, cost-tiering with Amazon Nova 2 Lite for coarse filtering, and Amazon Nova Pro for multimodal reasoning over PDFs, handwriting, checkboxes, forms, and mixed-format medication documents.
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