Intellectual Property India Publishes Patent Application for Medi-Code Platform For Validation-Controlled Patient Treatment State Synchronization

MUMBAI, India, Nov. 2 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621111961 A) filed by Manisha Rahul More; Rahul Suman Ramdas More; Reya Manisha Rahul More; and Dr. Baban K. More on September 17, 2026, for Medi-Code Platform For Validation-Controlled Patient Treatment State Synchronization.

Inventors include Manisha Rahul More; Rahul Suman Ramdas More; Reya Manisha Rahul More; and Dr. Baban K. More.

The application for the patent was published on October 30, 2026, under issue no. 44/2026.

Abstract: ABSTRACT “MEDI-CODE PLATFORM FOR VALIDATION-CONTROLLED PATIENT TREATMENT STATE SYNCHRONIZATION” A hardware- implemented distributed event-to-state synchronization platform (100) comprises processing nodes (101), a Source Adapter Layer (130), a Clinical Record Structuring Engine (135), a Multi-Identifier Patient Resolution Engine (120), a Validation Engine (170), a Patient Treatment State registry (180) and a Source Synchronization Manager (205). Source transactions and patientsupplied documents (126) are converted into Canonical Treatment Event Schema records (141). Source-specific identifiers and patient-supplied identifiers are associated with a Patient Reference (121), and a provenance tuple (122) is retained. The Validation Engine (170) tests identity, provenance and consistency against a preceding validated Patient Treatment State Object (182) and generates a commit signal (171) only when those tests are satisfied. The registry (180) has no direct update path from upstream modules and accepts a state-transition request only with the commit signal (171). An accepted request creates an append-only Patient Treatment State Object (182) under an invariant TreatmentStateID (183). A failed event is stored as an unresolved event (177) without modifying the current validated state. A committed synchronization watermark (206) advances only after a state-transition commit or a durable unresolved disposition. A later source event is processed against the preceding validated Patient Treatment State Object (182). Reference Figure: 1.

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