The situation
You do not understand a billing rule. The question has nothing to do with a single patient.
How it works
You ask the question in general terms. No patient names.
The Schleuse replaces secrets
Names, addresses, identifiers and credentials are replaced with stand-in words. This happens on your side, not in the cloud. Amounts and dates stay as they are.
The AI answers, the Schleuse translates back
The answer contains the stand-in words. On your side they turn back into the real names.
Example
Explain in plain words how this billing rule works.
Question from Praxis Dr. Voss: How is this service billed for public-insurance patients? Quarter 3/2026.
Question from Practice Alpha: How is this service billed for public-insurance patients? Quarter 3/2026.
This example is made up.
What you get
You get a plain explanation of the rule.
Good to know
Patient data (zone Blue) does not belong in the question. Check the answer with your billing office.
Zone of this use case: Yellow
Only through the Schleuse. And only to targets you have approved.
Status of the Schleuse
Version 0.1 Alpha. So far tested only with made-up examples. Not reviewed by third parties. No legal advice.
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We are looking for pilot partners. We test the Schleuse with made-up or cleared examples first. Only then does real text go through.
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