Previza collects and structures the patient's medical history — a digital anamnesis — before the consultation. It saves 7 minutes per patient and lets doctors focus on medicine, not paperwork.
Say goodbye to dreading end-of-day paperwork. Previza captures the history, symptoms, and reason for the visit before the patient even walks in.
Bring back the quality and empathy of medicine. When the data's already organized, the consultation becomes 100% about diagnosis.
The AI asks targeted questions by specialty (cardiology, diabetes, pediatrics, and more).
Allergies and abnormal values are automatically flagged.
In most specialties, the first few minutes of every consultation go to the same questions: why the patient came in, what symptoms they have, what they've already tried, what medication they're on. That time comes straight out of actual clinical time, and the quality of the information depends on how busy the day happens to be.
Intake routinely takes 8–10 minutes out of the appointment — time spent asking questions the patient could just as easily have answered before walking in.
What gets asked, and how thoroughly, depends on how much time is available that day. The same information can be missing for one patient and complete for another, for no clinical reason at all.
Without a dedicated moment before the visit, patients forget important details — from the exact name of a medication to when their symptoms actually started.
Previza doesn't replace anything in your existing workflow. It's added before the consultation, and if the summary doesn't arrive — because the patient didn't complete it, didn't want to, or couldn't — the consultation runs exactly as it does now.
Previza doesn't change how you run consultations. It makes them more efficient when it can — and never gets in the way when it can't.
“The AI doesn't make the decision. It gives you the time to make it well.”
The conversation can be completed at home, by the patient alone, with help from a family member — a parent, child, or other relative — or on a tablet in the waiting room, guided by clinic staff. That flexibility makes Previza usable by elderly patients, children, and people without digital skills.
Symptoms, history, current medication, and medical background are organized consistently, no matter who completes the conversation or how much time they have. The structure adapts to the clinic's specialty.
The summary reaches the doctor with time to spare before the patient arrives, so the consultation can start directly with the clinical work — examination, interpretation, decision — instead of the introductory questions.
Previza runs an adaptive conversation with the patient, in natural language, instead of a static form with fixed fields. Each next question depends on the previous answer, the same way a clinical assistant would ask.
Learn more about the AI conversation →A cardiologist and a pediatrician don't need the same information from a patient. Previza adapts its questions to each specialty, so the summary a doctor receives contains exactly the clinical information relevant to their field.
Previza is built to run at network scale, with full GDPR compliance, role-based access control, and infrastructure hosted in the European Union.
No. Previza is a preparation tool that structures the information patients provide — it's not a diagnostic system. All clinical decisions remain entirely the doctor's responsibility.
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