Structured notes that understand allergy, testing documented in the same record, and every output reviewed by a person.
14-day free trial, no card to start. Then $99 per provider per month.
Returns for follow-up of seasonal rhinitis. Nasal congestion and sneezing, worse in spring. Using intranasal steroid most days.
No wheeze at rest. No night cough. No hives or swelling.
Spirometry at next visit. Follow up in 3 months.
Use the nasal spray daily through spring. Keep the epinephrine auto-injector with you.
One copilot across the allergy visit, sharing one patient record.
Drafts the allergy visit note with pertinent negatives and ICD-10 suggestions; every line links back to what was said.
Medora ScribeThe testing day in one record: orders, controls, readings and sign-off, with a person confirming every value.
Skin testingPhone, chat and booking answered around the clock, into one staff queue.
Front DeskSpanish and English on the patient's own phone, into the note. Early access.
InterpreterMedora drafts and suggests; the clinician decides. Nothing is final without a person.
Returns for follow-up of seasonal rhinitis. Nasal congestion and sneezing, worse in spring. Using intranasal steroid most days.
No wheeze at rest. No night cough. No hives or swelling.
Evidence Mapping links each line of the note to the moment in the visit it came from.
Nasal congestion and sneezing for one month. Eyes itchy and watery. History of mild intermittent asthma.
Source: patient, 00:42Pankaj Sabharwal, founder, on why allergy needs its own system, and what one system for the whole allergy practice looks like.
Software built for the allergy visit: documentation that knows the terminology, testing documented in the same record, and patient context across visits.
No. Medora drafts and suggests; the clinician reviews, edits and signs every note. Medora does not diagnose, order tests, prescribe or recommend treatment.
Medora Scribe is documentation software. It does not diagnose and it is not a diagnostic device; the clinician makes every clinical decision.
New patient and follow-up visits, skin testing (prick, intradermal and patch), immunotherapy, asthma, and food and drug challenges each have an allergy visit template. The skin-test results the nurse records sit beside the drafted note.
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A demo patient, from conversation to a signed, evidence-linked note.