admitem guides emergency physicians through an evidence-based decision process — and delivers a clear, defensible Inpatient or Observation recommendation in seconds.
No lengthy forms. No ambiguous rubrics. Admitem mirrors how a physician thinks — then gives you the language to back your call.
Type a brief free-text summary of the patient's presentation — chief complaint, vitals, relevant history. Just like a verbal handoff.
The engine asks focused yes/no questions to clarify diagnosis category, severity, and level-of-care criteria — drawing on vitals, labs, PMH, and treatment response.
Receive an Inpatient, Observation, Outpatient, or Insufficient Data recommendation — alongside the matched criteria and a confidence rating that support it.
admitem was designed to work in the 2-minute window between a disposition decision and calling the admitting team.
A typical case takes less than a minute from history entry to recommendation. No clicking through lengthy menus or memorizing criteria sets.
Every recommendation shows the exact criteria that were matched. You can review, document, and explain the reasoning — not just cite "the computer said so."
Each recommendation comes with a confidence rating — High, Moderate, or Low — based on how many criteria were met. Borderline cases are flagged before you commit to a disposition.
Every case you run is saved to your history. Review past decisions, track patterns over time, and use them for documentation or quality review.
The engine auto-routes to one of 13 clinical categories — chest pain, CHF, COPD, sepsis, stroke, PE, and more — and applies the right criteria set for each automatically.
Each case is tied to your account only. No data is shared, surfaced to other users, or passed to third-party services. PHI stays where it belongs.
admitem returns one of four clearly defined statuses — along with the matched criteria list that justifies the call.
Criteria for an acute level of care are met based on the clinical picture provided. Documented criteria are shown for the chart.
Inpatient criteria are not met but the patient requires monitoring. Supports the clinical and billing basis for obs placement.
Neither inpatient nor observation criteria are met. Clinical picture is consistent with safe discharge with outpatient follow-up.
The clinical history and answers provided were not sufficient to match criteria in any category. Additional workup or history is needed before a determination can be made.
Payers audit inpatient admissions and deny claims when documentation doesn't satisfy their criteria. admitem calculates a denial risk score alongside every recommendation — so you can reinforce your documentation at the point of care, not three months later during an appeal.
Multiple criteria were met. Documentation is well-supported and unlikely to be overturned on review.
Criteria are met but marginally. The output flags which clinical details to add to the record to close the gap.
One or more expected criteria were absent. Review the recommendation carefully before admitting or consider Observation status.
admitem is designed for the clinician who already knows what's wrong with the patient — and needs rapid, documented support for the admit/obs/discharge call.
Clinical Decision Aid Notice: This tool is a clinical decision aid only and does not replace physician judgment. All recommendations must be reviewed and confirmed by a licensed physician in the context of the individual patient. admitem does not provide medical advice and is not a substitute for clinical expertise, training, or individualized patient evaluation.
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