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The average U.S. patient sees 18.7 providers. Each one generates records in a different system and sometimes a different coding standard. That adds up to 160+ documents per patient that live in EHRs, labs, pharmacies, hospitals, and specialists. Eighty percent of that data is unstructured. So before a clinician can even start thinking about care, they're piecing together a patient's story from fragments that were never designed to fit together.

EHRs document care. They capture what happens in a visit, but they don't pull in what's happening everywhere else. Think: the specialist in another state or the medication a patient filled at a retail pharmacy. And while interoperability rules have made it easier to exchange data, that data itself still arrives fragmented and unstructured, leaving you to piece together the story.

In value-based care, you're accountable for patients you may not have seen yet and for what happens to them outside your practice. But claims files are 60-120 days old and lack clinical evidence. And the stakes are higher: missed context affects risk accuracy and care gap closure. Care teams make decisions without the full picture, missing conditions, care gaps and leaving both outcomes and revenue on the table.

Zus connects to a national clinical data network that spans CMS-aligned networks, direct EHR connections, local HIEs, pharmacy networks, lab systems, and payer data sources, and more. The platform uses eligibility activity and ADT signals to trigger deeper data retrieval, then normalizes and deduplicates everything into a single patient profile.

No. ADT feeds are a starting point, but they miss a part of what's happening. Zus finds 33% more hospitalizations without any help from an ADT message, by combining traditional alerts with intelligent network monitoring to find events that ADT alone would miss.

Records typically refresh within one hour of an admit. Zus uses an intelligent refresh engine that predicts when new data is available and triggers targeted queries across its network.

Yes. The ZAP (Zus Aggregated Profile) embeds directly into your EHR via marketplace integrations, or it's accessible through the Zus standalone app or APIs. Clinicians see enriched patient data right where they're already working.

When records from multiple sources disagree, Zus resolves conflicts with its enrichment and deduplication layer. The platform cross-references data across sources and structures everything under a single patient profile.

GPS (Generated Patient Summary) uses a patient's full clinical history to create a narrative summary tailored to the clinician's specialty and role. A care team gets a readable overview of what matters for this visit.

Every piece of information in a GPS summary is linked to its original source record and 100% of summarized information includes a citation. Clinicians can click through to verify any claim against the underlying clinical documentation.

Without Zus, chart prep can take up to 40 minutes per patient. Clinicians are digging through different files and assembling a picture of the patient's history before the visit starts.

Care teams using Zus save an average of 22 minutes per patient visit. That’s a 55% reduction in chart prep time.

Zus takes data privacy seriously. We operate in compliance with HIPAA and applicable state privacy laws, are HITRUST r2 and SOC 2 certified for cybersecurity and information protection, and use end-to-end encryption with strict access controls. No PHI is used to train AI models, and patient opt-out is honored.