Earlier this week, our CEO Dmitry Karpov presented Adentris at Startup Grind’s HealthTech & AI Pitch Night, held at BLOCK71 Silicon Valley — a hub for emerging startups scaling into the U.S. market.

This high-energy event brought together top founders, investors, and thought leaders shaping the future of healthcare and artificial intelligence. In a room full of forward-thinking innovators, Dmitry delivered a powerful two-minute pitch on how Adentris is redefining clinical documentation compliance for hospitals and clinics.

As he shared, Adentris is an AI compliance copilot that helps healthcare providers prevent claim denials before they happen. By integrating directly into hospital systems, Adentris monitors documentation activity in real time, catching mistakes and compliance gaps before they turn into financial loss, audit flags, or delays in care.

With insurers increasingly using AI to detect and deny flawed claims, Adentris empowers providers with AI that works for them — ensuring revenue integrity, reducing burnout, and protecting patient outcomes.

It was an energizing evening of ideas, conversation, and momentum — and we’re proud to be part of the community driving innovation at the intersection of healthcare and AI.

How Adentris helps

The pitch at BLOCK71 reflected what we ship in production: a Documentation QA module that reviews charts inside the EHR the same way a trained reviewer would, without an integration project. Reviewers see issues flagged pre-submission, with specific notes tied to the encounter, payer rules, and documentation gaps that typically trigger denials. At Sobrius Health, a multi-site Virginia SUD provider, pre-submission documentation accuracy moved from 73% to 96% after rollout. A multi-site behavioral health customer cut claim denials by 62% within 90 days. For coding teams, the Autonomous Coding module surfaces $640 to $1,225 in recoverable revenue per 10 claims reviewed. If you want to see the workflow on your own charts, book a 30-minute demo.