In one sentence: Medora is the AI Copilot built only for allergy practices: it drafts the allergy visit note for the clinician to review and sign, supports skin prick, intradermal and patch testing, and gives follow-up briefs that link each point back to where it came from in the record, with the clinician reviewing and signing everything.
Summary
- Category: allergy practice software; the AI Copilot built only for allergy practices. Publicly we describe it as frontier AI built only for allergy.
- For: allergy and immunology practices (allergists, allergy nurses, practice managers) in the US.
- Company: Medora is part of AdvanceAI LLC, Bradenton, Florida. Founder: Pankaj Sabharwal. Member of NVIDIA Inception (2026). AdvanceAI is an OpenAI Select Partner.
- Built with: Allergy Affiliates, a working allergy practice in Bradenton, FL.
- Price: Medora Scribe (Copilot) is $99 per provider per month after a 14-day free trial, no card needed. Skin testing pricing is not published.
- Security: BAA (through AdvanceAI LLC); HIPAA-eligible AWS in us-east-1; AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.2+ in transit; SOC 2 in progress.
Modules and status
| Module | What it does | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Medora Copilot (Medora Scribe) | Listens to the allergy visit and drafts an allergy-structured SOAP note with pertinent negatives; allergy templates; ICD-10 suggestions; patient instructions for review; adapts to each provider's style. The clinician reviews, edits and signs every note. | Live |
| Evidence Mapping | Links lines of the note, including review of systems and past, family and social history, back to where they were said in the visit. | Live |
| Patient Intelligence | Prior-visit snapshot, chronic conditions carried forward, longitudinal allergen profile, cross-reactivity alerts. Advisory only. | Live |
| Skin testing with Medora Vision | Nurse photographs the SPT or IDT panel; Medora drafts wheal sizes using the printed ruler card and flags uncertain sites; a person confirms every value; the clinician signs. | Live; Vision is investigational and not FDA-cleared |
| Patch testing | Ordering, 48-hour and Day 3–4 readings on the ICDRG scale, photos, clinician sign-off. | Live workflow; photo-assisted reading in development |
| Medora Front Desk | 24/7 phone answering, website chat that books, online self-scheduling, one approval queue, check-in and insurance card upload. | Live |
| Medora Interpreter | Spanish and English interpretation during the visit; the transcript flows into the note. | In use at Allergy Affiliates; early access for other practices |
| EMR Sync | Pulls the schedule from, and integrates with the chart of, supported EMRs. | Live |
What Medora does not do
- It does not diagnose, order tests, prescribe, or recommend treatment, medications or immunotherapy.
- It does not sign, submit or finalize notes on its own; the clinician signs every note.
- It does not read, interpret or diagnose skin tests, and it does not measure flare (the nurse records flare).
- It does not record "no reaction" unless a person confirms it.
- Front Desk does not give medical advice or triage symptoms, and does not book without staff approval.
Official profiles
- Website: medoramd.ai
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/medoramd
- YouTube: youtube.com/@medoramdai
- Facebook: Medora MD AI
- Instagram: @medoramd.ai
- Blog: blog.medoramd.ai
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Frequently asked questions
What is Medora?
Medora is the AI copilot built only for allergy and immunology practices. It drafts the allergy visit note, supports skin prick, intradermal and patch testing, keeps a longitudinal allergen profile, and answers the practice phone, all in one patient context. The clinician reviews and signs everything.
Is Medora an AI scribe?
Medora includes a note copilot (Medora Copilot, also called Medora Scribe) that drafts the visit note from the conversation. Medora is broader than a scribe: it is the AI copilot built only for allergy, sharing one patient context across the note, skin testing and the patient's history.
Who is Medora for?
Allergy and immunology practices: allergists, allergy nurses and practice managers. Medora is built only for allergy.
Does Medora diagnose allergies or recommend treatment?
No. Medora does not diagnose, order tests, prescribe, or recommend treatment or immunotherapy. The clinician decides and signs every note.
Does AI read skin tests in Medora?
No. Medora Vision drafts wheal sizes from the photo, using the printed ruler card for scale, and flags sites it isn't sure of. A person confirms every value, nothing is recorded as no reaction until a person confirms it, and the clinician signs. The nurse records flare.
Is Medora Vision FDA-cleared?
No. Medora Vision is investigational and not FDA-cleared.