MEDICOMP SYSTEMS @ HIMSS25

CLINICALLY INTELLIGENT AI, BUILT BY CLINICIANS @ HIMSS25 | BOOTH 454

HIMSS25 • LAS VEGAS, NV March 3-6, 2025 Booth 454

Advance Clinical Care with Quippe’s Clinical Knowledge Graph and Intelligence Engine

Trusted, Transparent, and Evidence-Based Augmentation of AI
Is your AI clinical grade? Can it transform your dirty data? Drive clinical interoperability? Reduce clinician burnout? Improve your audit-readiness for value-based care?
Book an appointment or stop by the booth during exhibit hall hours to learn how Medicomp's clinically intelligent AI can complement your systems.

Medicomp’s Quippe Clinical Knowledge Graph and Intelligence Engine facilitate audit-proof documentation, as well as diagnostically connect data for:

  • Intelligent Chart Viewing
  • Guidelines and Care Pathways
  • CQMs
  • HCC/RAF
  • CDI
  • Interoperability
  • HTI-1 & HTI-2

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    To reserve your space to try Quippe or to schedule a 15-minute demo with the Medicomp team, simply complete the form below. If you have any questions, please email marketing@medicomp.com








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