Uncovr

Uncovr is a surgical artificial intelligence company that converts intraoperative video into structured clinical records. The platform connects to operating-room video sources — laparoscopic, robotic and endoscopic systems — and applies proprietary computer vision models to identify procedural steps, instrument changes, anatomical dissection and clinical events in real time. From this analysis it produces a draft operative report and procedural/billing (CPT) code recommendations before the surgeon leaves the operating room, with each suggested code linked to timestamped evidence drawn from the video [0][4][5].

The company positions its output as a "system of record" for surgery, distinct from ambient scribing tools that rely on post-procedure dictation, because it treats the surgical video itself as the primary source of clinical truth [5][6]. A human-in-the-loop design is enforced: the attending surgeon reviews and signs off on every automated document before submission to the electronic health record [4]. Beyond documentation and reimbursement, Uncovr describes the resulting structured, searchable procedural record as a dataset intended to support compliance, continuity of care, research, precision surgery and the future training of AI-enabled surgical systems [5].

Uncovr describes itself as building a video-understanding foundation model for surgery and states it works with major health systems and ambulatory surgery centers [3]. Public claims of impact include a company foregut study (N=100) indicating 16% of revenue lost to poor documentation and undercoding, and cited HCA Healthcare data (N=1,011) indicating 70% of recommended detail missing from operative documentation [0].