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Most laboratories only provide numerical results and reference ranges. Aima Diagnostics goes further — the system analyzes correlations between dozens of parameters, identifying subtle deviations that may indicate early stages of dysfunction.
This approach allows you to see what is often invisible in a typical “normal range” check and understand how your body functions as a whole.

Aima Diagnostics evaluates each biomarker in the context of the overall picture — including hormones, vitamins, enzymes, lipid profile, and metabolic balance.
The algorithms don’t just flag “abnormal” results; they analyze relationships between physiological systems, helping to detect which functions may be under strain even when all values appear normal.
This enables early detection of imbalances and allows you to take preventive action before symptoms appear.

Aima algorithms are trained on millions of laboratory records and provide precise, structured interpretations for both patients and healthcare professionals.
Every report undergoes verification, ensuring compliance with medical standards.
Our AI helps identify what you should discuss with your physician before symptoms develop, and also serves as a decision-support tool for doctors, clinics, and laboratories — enhancing diagnostic accuracy and understanding of a patient’s true condition.

Every individual is unique — age, sex, lifestyle, and even geographic region influence laboratory values. Aima Diagnostics incorporates these personal factors, comparing your data with millions of anonymized records. This personalized approach significantly increases interpretation accuracy and helps reveal subtle irregularities that standard methods often overlook.

An Aima Diagnostics report is far more than a list of numbers — it is a comprehensive medical analysis combining algorithmic precision with clinical insight.
You receive:

• A clear, visual summary of all parameters
• Explanations for each biomarker
• Possible causes of deviations
• Personalized health and lifestyle recommendations

This transforms raw lab data into an actionable, meaningful understanding of your body.

Integrating Aima AI Diagnostics into a clinic’s workflow is seamless and enhances efficiency without requiring major changes. Clinics can implement AI-powered blood diagnostics through API integration or selective AI testing.

Aima AI Diagnostics ensures the highest level of patient data protection, strictly adhering to international regulations:

GDPR Compliance
• End-to-end encryption of patient data during all processing stages.
• Use of anonymized data for analysis.
• Full control for patients and clinics over their data.

HIPAA Compliance
• Protection of medical information according to U.S. standards.
• Data access restricted to authorized medical professionals.
• Implementation of advanced authentication and secure storage methods.

Why Does This Matter?
Patients and healthcare institutions can trust that Aima AI Diagnostics guarantees maximum data security with no compromises.

Clinics and laboratories can subscribe to selective testing, where Aima automatically re-evaluates randomly selected or the most critical test results, identifying potential errors.

Benefits for Clinics:
• Additional quality control layer – AI double-checks diagnostic accuracy.
• Enhanced patient trust – reinforces the reliability of medical institutions.
• Staff training & skill improvement – identified discrepancies help refine diagnostic methods.

🔬 Ideal for: Laboratories and clinics aiming for maximum accuracy and compliance with quality standards.

Easy API Integration – The AIMA system can be seamlessly connected to existing Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) via API.
Secure Web Portal – Clinics can access AI-powered diagnostics through a protected online platform without the need for additional hardware.

Ideal for: Private clinics, telemedicine services, and mobile diagnostic centers.

Aima AI Diagnostics is open to collaboration with clinics, laboratories, universities, and medical research centers that wish to contribute to the development of advanced AI technologies in blood diagnostics.