Qventus AI Platform

Qventus provides AI software that automates hospital operations, combining AI, machine learning and behavioral science to take over administrative tasks that clinicians would otherwise perform. Its press release is datelined San Francisco, California, and states that more than 150 hospital facilities use its enterprise platform.

The platform runs inside existing EHR workflows and is sold as solution modules: Inpatient Capacity for discharge planning and bed capacity, Surgical Growth for operating room utilization and scheduling, Perioperative Care Coordination for pre-admission testing, and a Care Gap and Coding Automation Suite for documentation and reimbursement capture. Customers include large US health systems such as Banner Health, Allina Health and OhioHealth.

• Inpatient Capacity: supports discharge planning and bed capacity management inside the EHR.
• Surgical Growth: improves operating room utilization and scheduling.
• Perioperative Care Coordination: automates pre-admission testing workflows.
• Care Gap and Coding Automation: mines charts to find missed diagnoses and complete documentation.
• Malnutrition and pressure injury solutions: flag at-risk patients and trigger order sets.
• AI Solution Factory: lets health systems build custom automations on the platform.

A large private hospital group in Vietnam could use the capacity module to shorten discharge delays and free beds for emergency admissions. A surgical center could use the scheduling module to raise operating room utilization. A hospital with EMR in place could apply coding automation to improve insurance claim completeness.

Reduces excess hospital days and frees inpatient bed capacity; OhioHealth reported nearly 13,000 excess days avoided and USD 5.1M in savings. Raises surgical throughput; Erlanger Health System reported 220 additional surgical cases per month. Improves coding capture; Jackson Health System reported a 57% lift in malnutrition code capture. Automates below-license administrative tasks for clinical staff.

Hospitals worldwide face capacity pressure and administrative burden, and AI-driven operations tools are moving from pilots to enterprise deployment. In Vietnam, electronic medical records have become mandatory in hospitals, which creates the data foundation for operations analytics layered on top of HIS software.

Headquartered in San Francisco per press release dateline. Named Best in KLAS for capacity management in 2025 and Frost & Sullivan North American leader in automated healthcare operations (2026-01). Joined Oracle's partner program in 2026-03.