In through the record. Back into the record.
Gia works inside the systems your team already uses. No new portal, no double entry.
One loop. The chart is the source and the destination.
Gia reads the record.
Diagnoses, medications, encounters and assessments come in through the EHR connection. No manual upload.
Gia calls and listens.
The check-in adds what no record holds. Results are ready for the clinician in under two minutes.
The record gets it back.
Results, the clinician's note and the follow-up are written to the chart, attributed and dated.
PointClickCare and Epic today. FHIR for the rest.
PointClickCare
Listed on the PointClickCare Marketplace. Read and write-back for skilled nursing, assisted living and senior living.
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Read and write-back for health systems and the practices they own, through Epic's standard interfaces.
Any FHIR system
HL7 FHIR for everything else. Your IT team already knows the interface.
The model comes to your data.
Gia Health Analytics is hosted by Scienza and sold through the AWS Marketplace and Google Cloud Marketplace.
Billed through your marketplace account, with compute included. Aggregate outputs for review. On-premises deployment is coming soon.
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Questions
What does Gia write back to the EHR?
Check-in results, structured assessment scores where administered, the clinician's chosen option and note, and the follow-up record. Each entry is dated and attributed to the reviewing clinician.
How long does setup take?
PointClickCare connections are typically live within the deployment window. Epic timing follows your health system's integration governance. Both use interfaces your IT team already supports.
Where does Gia Health Analytics run?
Scienza hosts it in our secure US cloud, and you subscribe through the AWS Marketplace or Google Cloud Marketplace. On-premises deployment is coming soon.
What about patients without a smartphone?
Gia calls any phone, including a landline. Video check-ins are optional and work on any tablet, phone or TV the patient already has.