Hilbi IQ
One AI layer for the whole clinical day
Documentation, the administrative queue, the follow-ups nobody owns. IQ runs on your existing system, in the EU, and the clinician signs before anything is filed.
- Processed in the EU
- Slovak and Czech
- The clinician signs
from €19/month
per clinician, billed monthly
7 minutes
less documentation per encounter
7 min
Less documentation time per encounter
2 days
From switch-on to the first signed report
42
Clinicians in the launch cohort
EU
Processing location, fixed in the contract
Point tools add seams. A pathway needs a layer.
AI arrives one tool at a time. One for reception, one for dictation, one for triage. Each is bought, integrated, governed and paid for on its own, and each adds a seam to a journey that already breaks at the seams. IQ takes the other route: one layer on the infrastructure that already runs the journey, with one audit trail, one signature gate and one processing location. Built by a team that publishes a clinical standard and ships every month.
Four points on the pathway
Not one moment inside it.
Documentation
A structured draft report from the consultation, written into your system as FHIR resources. You review. You sign. Nothing files itself.
The administrative half of the day
Requests, messages, referrals and reports arrive sorted, drafted and routed. Every action is logged and reversible.
Between visits
IQ knows what the pathway says happens next, and flags when it has not. The follow-up not booked. The result not read.
On your existing system
No migration and no second record. IQ reads and writes through HL7 FHIR R4 and never becomes the record.
What a shortlist asks
In the order an evaluation asks it. Every row answered.
- Price
- From €19 per clinician per month, billed monthly. No setup fee, no minimum term.
- Languages
- Slovak and Czech.
- Integrations
- HL7 FHIR R4. Stapro, CGM and Epic are connected at the launch sites, and every connected system is listed on the integrations page.
- Data residency
- Patient data stays in the EU and is not used to train foundation models.
- Regulatory status
- IQ generates a structured draft report for clinician review and suggests service codes. It does not diagnose and it does not decide.
- Time to first use
- IQ is switched on per clinician in the practice settings. Median time from switch-on to the first signed report was 2 days.
- Who it is for
- Clinicians and practices running an existing system in Slovakia, Czechia and India.
- What it does not do
- It is not the system of record, it does not migrate your data, it does not file anything without a clinician signature, and it does not act on a patient without a clinician in the loop.
- Evidence
- Outpatient neurology clinic, Slovakia, six months, 42 clinicians: documentation time per encounter fell by 7 minutes.
- Trial and exit
- Monthly billing, no minimum term. Your record stays in your system of record if you stop.
What IQ costs
The number is on the page, not behind a form.
| What | Price | What is included |
|---|---|---|
| IQ Doc | €19per clinician per month | Structured draft report from the consultation, written back as FHIR resources. Slovak and Czech. |
| IQ Flow Message | €30per practice per month | The administrative queue: requests, messages, referrals and service-code suggestions. |
| IQ Care | €9per patient per month | Patient education delivered at the pathway step, authored and reviewed by named clinicians. |
Billed monthly. No setup fee and no minimum term. What the free core includes without IQ at all is stated on the pricing page.
Before you bring AI into the practice
Is IQ another tool to add to the ones we already have?
Why not just use a general assistant?
Why not wait for a large platform vendor?
Where is it processed and who sees the data?
Who signs?
Monthly briefing
The signal, once a month.
What changed in European health data, what we shipped, and what it means for a provider. Nothing else.