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We help healthcare providers to achieve personalised communication at scale

to reduce costs, save time and improve patient outcome


try it yourself 👉

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Use Cases

Currently working on 3 use cases with our medical partners,
but open to collaborate on new ones!

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Reduce no-shows and no-preps
Let Mina contact patients and ask them to confirm, reschedule, or cancel their appointment. Additionally, basic instructions can be given (e.g. fasting 2 hours before, completing a questionnaire, etc.)

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FAQ management
Let Mina safely answer recurring practical, logistical, and administrative questions about an upcoming intervention, treatment, insurance, etc...

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Peri-Operative Follow-up
Let Mina check in with the patient before and after surgery. Collect PROMs, PREMs and ask for specific symptoms or signs that could be urgent.

Get started

With one of our off-the-shelf Mina's and customize it to your content and needs

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Or collaborate on a new Mina based on your specific needs

Features

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Multilingual

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Mina responds in the language of the asked question and can change language during the conversation

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Plug and Play

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Mina can be easily accessed via a URL, QR code or phone number. Also the admin dashboard can be accessed with SSO. Deeper integrations are of course possible if required.

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Zero hallucination

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Due to our embedding technique, Mina maps patient questions onto a validated QnA database, fully eliminating the risk of hallucinations.

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Advanced Tech

Constant learning​​

Our efficient flagged-question flow allows healthcare providers to see which questions did not have an answer, or which answers were unclear or incomplete to the patient, and easily update them.

Mina as a chatbot

with QnA admin dashboard
For Cataract surgery

Press

During the design sprint, a quick test version of the Mina concept (formally known as RingMe) was created, and several non-native speaking patients were invited to test this concept at AZ Sint-Lucas, under the guidance of intercultural mediators. Their feedback was then incorporated into the development of the first "real" Mina.

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Testimonials
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