Six connected products. Less paperwork, faster care — built for governed clinical environments.
Every reviewer and timestamp is recorded.
Every change before and after approval is recorded.
The human is always in the loop — by design.
KODA KENKŌ layers onto your existing EMR, or runs standalone.
Operates above ORCAMedicom-HRfDynamicsFujitsu HOPENEC MegaOakHR and major EMR systems. No rip-and-replace.
Intake, referrals, claims — drafted by AI, approved by the clerk.
See product →Japanese clinical notes, reviewed and finalised by the clinician.
See product →Case prep, shared bilingual record, async follow-up.
See product →Visit notes, vitals, and medication reference for visiting nurses.
See product →HOT-code drug master, interactions, pharmacist review.
See product →Beds, equipment, rosters — one view across departments.
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Six modules. One operational record. Built on KoLo OS.
Understand patients in their language — English, Portuguese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Nepali — yet document in Japanese. Dictation handles Kansai, Tōhoku, Kyūshū and Hokkaido speech.
Built for the front desk, not just the doctor’s voice. Intake, referral letters, claims, document triage — drafted by AI, approved by the clerk.
A second model checks every draft before the human — schema, source grounding, consistency, hallucination detection. Built on KoLo OS.
A human reviews and approves every clinical output. Reviewer, timestamp, and before-and-after are recorded. Approval is load-bearing, not a checkbox.
Japanese drug master on HOT codes — composition, forms, interactions, contraindications. Pharmacist review, audit trail.
Designed from Japanese medical practice — not adapted from foreign software.
The SOAP structure follows the logic Japanese professionals already use: 主観的情報 · 客観的情報 · 評価 · 計画. Dictation covers regional speech — Kansai, Tōhoku, Kyūshū, Hokkaido — and multilingual intake serves foreign patients in English, Portuguese, Chinese, Vietnamese, Tagalog, Nepali and more.
Creator of the KoLo system and the architecture behind KODA KENKŌ. Building distributed-optimization and neuro-inspired systems since 2008 — now architecting agentic AI: persistent memory, multi-agent coordination, governed autonomy.
Professor at St. Marianna University School of Medicine; specialist in speech recognition and AI for spoken language, English-medium medical education (EMI/CLIL), and medical communication.
We open the platform on your real pain point and run it end-to-end. No deck.
