One Aimedis Account
Patients and professionals sign in once for Aimedis Care, Aimedis Pro, Aimedis Booking, Aimedis Onboard, Aimedis Connect, Aimedis Decision and Aimedis Support. Aimedis Rehab has its own sign-in.
The Aimedis Platform
One account, many Aimedis apps.
What the Aimedis apps share: one account, record access that follows the patient’s consent, verified professionals, AVA and Aimedis’ own video server. Each app keeps its own data and its own checks.
- One account, seven apps
- Access by patient consent
- 18 languages, right to left
- End-to-end encrypted video
The Challenge
Healthcare is Fragmented
Healthcare systems today are fragmented across hospitals, laboratories, clinics and digital platforms. Aimedis connects its own apps through one account and the patient’s consent, and connects to other systems only where a partner integration has been set up and tested.
Fragmented Systems
Disconnected hospitals, labs, and digital platforms
Data Silos
Medical records trapped in isolated systems
Complex Integration
Legacy infrastructure resists modern connectivity
Limited Interoperability
Incompatible standards prevent data exchange
Key Capabilities
What the apps share, and what stays apart.
Access by Consent
A professional sees a patient’s record when the patient shares it by PIN, for a visit or until revoked. Every access is checked against that grant and logged.
Verified Professionals
Professionals apply in Aimedis Pro with their license. An Aimedis administrator checks it before any patient record opens, and the other apps show them as verified.
AVA in the Apps
AVA, the Aimedis assistant, explains, finds, summarises and drafts, drawing on the medical library of the Aimedis Wiki. AVA never diagnoses; the professional decides.
Aimedis’ Own Video Server
Aimedis Connect and Aimedis Decision run video calls on Aimedis’ own server, end-to-end encrypted. Zoom is only a fallback for a single call, with consent.
Standards Where They Fit
Aimedis Care offers a read-only HL7 FHIR view of its records, and the Aimedis Wiki has FHIR R4 reference interfaces. Each connection to a hospital or practice system is scoped, configured and tested with the partner.
Get Started
See how the apps work together
Start with a 30-minute walkthrough.