Guardoc Health processes clinical documentation using Amazon Nova models

Guardoc Health says it processes over one million clinical documents daily using Amazon Nova models through Bedrock.

Bringing AI into clinical documentation comes down to a specific kind of risk calculation. Get it wrong and the errors compound into denied Medicare claims under the Patient-Driven Payment Model, audit fines, litigation exposure, and in the worst cases, a missed condition that changes how a patient gets treated. 

However, get it right and the payoff shows up in fewer corrections, fewer hospital transfers, and lower compliance costs. Guardoc Health, which builds documentation software for long-term care providers, has published deployment figures it says support that outcome.

The scale of the underlying problem

Guardoc Health’s pipeline has to handle documents that arrive in nearly every format a clinical setting can produce: multi-page PDFs with handwritten physician annotations layered over printed text, prior authorisation forms where a checkbox state alone determines a coverage decision, medication lists tha...