Assessment and review
Check tool versions, permitted use, original answers, scoring rules and report review. Where enabled, AI assists authorised tasks or drafts; it does not replace diagnosis or professional judgement.
AetherAge core product
Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment software
Keep assessment evidence, professional review and the next stage of care connected.
Support the team's working process
AetherAge CGA is designed for geriatric assessment and continuing management in medical institutions. It brings source information, configured assessment tools, calculated results, report review and follow-up records into a connected workflow.
Tools, rule versions, role permissions and enabled functions are confirmed against the actual project. Qualified professionals remain responsible for interpretation, care decisions and formal review.
A connected workflow
From first information to reassessment
These are distinct responsibilities within a continuous process. Enablement follows institutional procedures and the agreed project scope.
- RegisterPrepare identity, history and the required consent arrangements.
- ScreenIdentify concerns that need further assessment.
- AssessUse the applicable multi-domain tools and preserve the source records.
- Review the reportBring results together for professional checking.
- Agree the care planConfirm goals, actions and responsibilities with the team.
- Follow upStaff carry out tasks and record communication and changes.
- ReassessReview comparable information and adjust the next stage.
Know what to verify before delivery.
Deployment and integration
Discuss browser-based access and hospital-managed deployment. Confirm networks, external services, HIS/EMR interfaces and data flows individually; on-premises hosting alone does not mean every feature works offline.
Acceptance and continuity
Agree the actual software and equipment scope, roles, training, backup and recovery, service arrangements and evidence to retain during acceptance.
Sources and implementation materials
Our Chinese resources describe assessment standards, institutional workflow, procurement questions and project records. Applicable requirements depend on the organisation and jurisdiction; these materials are not an international product certification.