Docus
AI platform that interprets lab test results for diagnostic labs, with separate assistants for doctors and patients.
Docus is an AI health platform whose main product is software for diagnostic laboratories. Docus turns lab results into interpretation reports for clinicians and plain-language versions for patients, suggests follow-up tests, checks orders for compliance problems and handles digital requisitions. Labs connect through API or HL7, or use ready-made Docus interfaces without any integration.
Best for Reference, direct-to-consumer and in-house laboratories that want automated result interpretation and follow-up reminders, plus doctors and individuals looking for an AI assistant that reads lab reports.
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- Health & Wellness
- Platforms
- Web, API
- Pricing model
- Freemium
- Free plan
- Yes
- API
- Yes
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- Docus
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What is Docus?
Docus is an AI platform for healthcare that concentrates on diagnostic laboratories. Its lab software reads test results and produces two kinds of interpretation report: a clinical one for physicians, with differential diagnoses and suggested next steps, and a simpler one written for patients. Earlier results are taken into account, and the system covers routine panels as well as specialty areas such as microbiology, pathology, toxicology and pharmacogenomics. Further modules recommend follow-up tests and send reminders, validate test orders against diagnosis codes and repeat-testing rules, and replace paper requisitions with digital forms that support e-signatures. Data reaches Docus over API or HL7, or through hosted interfaces for labs, doctors and patients. Docus also runs a separate platform for doctors and a personal AI health assistant for individuals, each with a free tier.
Key Features
Interpretation Reports
Generates a clinician report with differential diagnoses and a care plan, and a plain-language report for the patient, from the same lab results.
Follow-Up Recommendations
Proposes next tests from the results and identified risks, then notifies patients; doctors can also set consultation reminders by hand.
Compliance Agent
Compares ordered tests with ICD diagnosis codes and repeat-frequency rules, and alerts the lab and the ordering doctor when something does not match.
Digital Requisitions
Offers order forms with autocomplete, AI-drafted medical necessity text and e-signatures, delivered to the Docus interface or the lab's LIS.
Context-Aware Assistants
Provides one assistant for doctors and one for patients; both draw on patient history and earlier lab results when answering.
API and HL7 Integration
Accepts lab data over API or HL7 and returns structured outputs to an LIS, CRM or EHR; the hosted interfaces need no integration work.
Use Cases
- Direct-to-Consumer Labs
- Send customers a readable explanation with their results and remind them when a repeat test is due.
- Reference Labs
- Give referring providers a clinical interpretation alongside the raw values to shorten their review.
- Hospital and Clinic Labs
- Take part of the manual interpretation workload off in-house staff.
- Billing and Audit Preparation
- Catch orders whose diagnosis codes do not support medical necessity before a claim is submitted.
- Personal Lab Report Review
- Upload a test result to the patient platform and receive an explanation of each biomarker.
Things to know
- Lab pricing is by quote
- The lab software has no public price list; the quote reflects test volume, workflow complexity and regional regulations.
- Doctor plans scale by patient count
- Paid tiers on the Doctor Platform differ mainly in how many patients a doctor can manage.
- Second opinions are billed separately
- Consultations with human specialists are a per-consultation purchase outside the patient subscription.
- Plans can be changed from the dashboard
- Subscribers can cancel, upgrade or downgrade at any time, and payments are processed through Stripe.
FAQs
What is Docus?
Docus is an AI health platform that offers lab-result interpretation software for diagnostic labs, a clinical support platform for doctors and an AI health assistant for patients.
What is Docus used for?
Docus is used to turn laboratory results into interpretation reports, recommend follow-up testing, check test orders for compliance issues and digitise requisitions.
Is Docus free?
Docus has a free plan on both its Doctor Platform and its Patient Platform, each with limited usage. The lab software is sold as a subscription with a custom quote.
How much does Docus cost?
Docus publishes plan tiers for doctors and patients, while the lab software price depends on monthly test volume, workflow complexity and region. See the official pricing page for current figures.
Does Docus have an API?
Yes. Docus accepts lab data through API or HL7 and sends structured reports back to systems such as an LIS, CRM or EHR. API pricing varies with usage and integration needs.
How does Docus handle data security?
Docus says its security practices follow HIPAA, GDPR and SOC 2 requirements and that data is encrypted throughout. Its core workflows do not need personally identifiable information.
Can I get a human second opinion through Docus?
Yes. Docus offers online second-opinion consultations with doctors in more than 30 specialties. These are charged per consultation and are not part of any subscription.
Who it's for
- Diagnostic labs
- Reference labs
- Doctors
- Clinics
- Patients
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