What Changed at Qventus

Every material change AI Health Index has tracked at Qventus: new modules, model and architecture updates, clinical evidence, regulatory status, security certifications, and integration depth. Each entry states what changed, cites its source, and carries our read on what it means for a buyer. The graded assessment of this vendor across all fifteen capability axes sits on its index profile.

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October 2026

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Qventus

Oct 15, 2026

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Clinical evidence

Qventus published HonorHealth's results from moving discharge rounds at its large hospitals to an asynchronous model built on QCard, a Qventus panel in Epic where hospitalists set the expected discharge date, disposition and barriers before rounds. Average length of stay fell from 5.41 to 4.74 days over 12 months, with a 0.40 day drop attributed to the switch, and rounds shrank from an hour to 30 to 35 minutes.

Our read

Length of stay is the number capacity programs are judged on, and this ties it to a specific workflow change. HonorHealth's smaller hospitals still round in person, so the model may not fit every site.

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What has changed at Qventus recently?

The most recent change AI Health Index logged at Qventus is dated Oct 15, 2026. Qventus published HonorHealth's results from moving discharge rounds at its large hospitals to an asynchronous model built on QCard, a Qventus panel in Epic where hospitalists set the expected discharge date, disposition and barriers before rounds.