What Phenoml is
How the platform behaves and how to build with it - concepts and task recipes grounded in how Phenoml works. For exact parameters, see the API reference.
Phenoml is the layer between unstructured clinical language and structured, interoperable healthcare data. You send text - a note, a message, a PDF, a plain-English question - and get back medical codes, validated FHIR, patient cohorts, or an agent's answer, each traceable to its source.
What makes that hard is trust. A raw model can invent a code that does not exist, or emit FHIR that fails validation. Phenoml grounds outputs in terminology servers and FHIR profiles, then returns citations or validation results so a human or another system can check the work.
These guides explain platform behavior and common implementation patterns. For exact parameters and response shapes, use the API reference.