The allergy note, done before your next patient.
Medora Copilot listens to the visit and drafts the note the way an allergist writes it, pertinent negatives included. You review it and sign.
See it on a demo patient
30 minutes, on your schedule. Synthetic patients only.
Environmental history
Worse in spring. Cat at home.
Pertinent negatives
No nighttime wheeze
You review it and sign
Assessment
Allergic rhinitis
Review and sign
Synthetic patient. Simplified Medora screen.
Watch one visit, start to signed
Thirty-six seconds: a conversation in the exam room, the note drafted, the nurse's skin-test results beside it, and Dr. Okafor signing.
Synthetic patient. Simplified Medora screens. Captions on.
Why allergists book the demo
It writes like an allergist
Environmental history, pertinent negatives and the plan land where you'd put them, not in a generic template.
Nothing's filed without you
You review every note, change what you want and sign. Then it syncs to the chart, with supported EMRs.
Built inside an allergy practice
Medora is used every clinic day in a working allergy practice. That's where it gets better, week by week.
Questions before you book
What happens in the 30 minutes?
We run a synthetic allergy visit through Medora live, so you see the draft note, the skin-test results beside it and the sign-off. The rest is your questions.
Do we have to change our EHR?
No. The signed note syncs to the chart with supported EMRs. Tell us yours on the call and we'll show you how it fits.
Will you show real patient data?
Never. Every patient in the demo is synthetic.
What about skin testing?
The nurse records results in Medora and they sit right beside the note. Skin-test support is in early access. The allergist confirms every result.
What does it cost?
Pricing is public on the pricing page. Founding practices get a free 30-day pilot: see the offer.