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Keebler processes the full patient record — faxes, PDFs, casual scribbles — turning fragmented documentation into evidence-backed risk insights.

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A family history medical form listing various conditions with columns to check affected family members including mother, father, siblings, children, and extended relatives; entries marked include mother and father ages (70 and 68), cancers, colon cancer, breast or ovarian cancer, heart disease, hypertension, obesity, diabetes, stroke, asthma, dementia, depression, and bipolar disease with check marks indicating the affected family members.Stack of hospital discharge papers titled Riverside Community Hospital with patient social isolation summary, admission lab results table showing blood tests, and discharge medications table listing medicines, doses, routes, frequencies, and indications.A completed health history questionnaire focusing on GI history, dental history, social history, nutrition, and substance use. It shows checked boxes and handwritten notes, indicating no travel outside the U.S., no wilderness camping, gastroenteritis, 11 silver mercury fillings, weekly tooth brushing for 1 minute with fluoride toothpaste, no dental floss, recent nutrition consultation, no special diet, rarely weighing themselves, avoiding expensive foods, no cooking with stove but microwave only, 0-1 meals eaten out, no post-eating symptoms, alcohol use with sobriety and no current drinks per week.A medical progress note for Dorothy M. Callahan, age 73, including visit details, allergies, chief complaint, history of present illness, and active problem list with conditions like ischemic cardiomyopathy, hypertension, diabetes, atrial fibrillation, chronic bronchitis, chronic kidney disease, and osteoarthritis of bilateral knees.Stack of medical history intake forms from Riverside Community Health Center, with the top form filled out for Norman O. Henkel including personal information like date of birth, gender, address, phone numbers, and primary language English.A medical discharge summary document for Dorothy M. Callahan from Midcoast Regional Hospital, detailing patient information, admission and discharge dates, primary and secondary diagnoses, chief complaint, history of present illness, and hospital course notes.
User interface card with labels 'N18.4' in red and 'QUALITY' in blue, two grey lines mimicking text, and a red clickable text 'View Evidence' at the bottom right, with a curved arrow pointing right.Digital card showing code K83.01 in a red box, label SUSPECTED in a blue box, two gray placeholder lines, and a red underlined link labeled View Evidence, with white arrows pointing upward from the top corners.A white rectangular UI box with the heading 'HOSPITALIZATION RISK' in blue, two greyed-out rows with warning icons, and a blue link labeled 'View Evidence' in the bottom right, all on a dark textured background with a white wavy arrow pointing to the left.
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Keebler Health is an AI-driven clinical analysis platform that exists to make the full patient story visible at scale.
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A digital medical record interface showing three highlighted diagnosis cards labeled K83.01 with a suspected status and a 'View Evidence' link. Next to these cards are 16 medical documents arranged in a 4x4 grid. Four documents are highlighted in pink, including diagnosis lists and health history forms.
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From handwritten notes to discharge summaries, we surface what's hidden so risk adjustment teams find more opportunity without more chart digging.
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Ask questions of the patient history using plain English - Does this patient have a history of smoking? - and get answers back in the same language, with source-linked evidence.
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Stratify your population to find the patients you can actually help before they're admitted. When an admission does happen, know the root cause immediately.
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“With Keebler, our team can quickly uncover meaningful care gaps and complex conditions hidden in the clinical record. It’s helped us work smarter, not harder—nearly doubling our chart review capacity while keeping our team lean.”

Amy Loomis

Senior Director of Population Health at Bloom Healthcare

“Partnering with Keebler has been a very positive experience for Longevity. Their client-centric approach ensured our feedback was seamlessly integrated into workflows that supported our clinical teams. They evolved with us throughout our ACO growth, delivering data insights that improved how we identified and documented chronic disease burden.”

Ashley Ebert

Director of ACO Clinical Operations at Longevity Health Plan

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