AI care plans

Ena drafts the plan from the consultation and the patient's chart: nutrition, supplements, lifestyle and monitoring, in any protocol template you use. It updates at every visit and goes back to your EMR when you approve it.

  • HIPAA compliant
  • GDPR compliant
  • PIPEDA compliant
Care plan, Priya Natarajan
In your gut repair template, from today's visit and the Oct 21 GI-MAP
Nutrition
Gluten and dairy out for six weeks. Two portions of cooked vegetables at every meal.
Supplements
L-glutamine 5 g daily. Zinc carnosine 75 mg twice daily. Continue magnesium glycinate.
Lifestyle
Meals away from screens. Lights out by 22:30. A 20-minute walk after dinner.
Monitoring
Symptom check-in at 4 weeks. Retest GI-MAP at 12 weeks.
Make the retest 10 weeks, not 12.
Drafting in your templateSent to Practice Better


Start from your protocol, change it as labs and symptoms change, and keep the plan and the chart in step.

  • Your protocol templates

    Start from evidence-based templates for common conditions, or from your own. Ena fills them from the visit and fits them to the patient.
  • Written from the consultation

    What you agreed in the room becomes the plan: nutrition, supplements, lifestyle and monitoring, drafted in seconds.
  • Updated at every visit

    New labs, symptoms and patient feedback go into the next revision. Ena drafts the change; you decide whether it goes in.
  • Progress you can follow

    Adherence, symptoms and biomarkers in one view, with alerts when something moves.
  • Patient education

    Ena writes the handout that explains each protocol, supplement and lifestyle change in plain language.
  • Back to your EMR

    Approve the plan and it goes to Cerbo, Practice Better or CharmHealth with the note, on the right encounter.

At the follow-up, Ena reads the new visit against the current plan and drafts a marked-up revision. You see what moved and where it came from.

The revision waits for you. Nothing reaches the patient or the chart until you approve it.

Care plan, Priya Natarajan
I've marked up Priya's plan from today's check-in. Three changes, each from something you said.
  • SupplementsL-glutamine 5 g dailyL-glutamine 5 g twice dailyFrom the visit, 12 min in
  • NutritionReintroduce dairy from week 7, one food every three daysFrom the visit, 19 min in
  • MonitoringAdd fasting glucose to the GI-MAP retestFrom the visit, 24 min in
  • LifestyleNo change
Nothing changes until you approveYour review
It writes in my structure, not a template’s.
Dr. Seth OsgoodFounder & Nurse Practitioner, DNP, GrassRoots Functional Medicine

“Ena drafts every note in my own protocol templates, then turns the follow-ups, the labs, the coach tasks into a queue I actually clear instead of a list I try to remember. When I need something buried in two years of history, I just ask.”

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No. Ena drafts the plan from what you said in the consultation, the patient’s chart and your protocol templates. You review and edit it, and nothing reaches the patient or the chart until you approve it.

Ena drafts the note, the care plan and the follow-ups, and sends them to your EMR when you approve.

  • HIPAA compliant
  • GDPR compliant
  • PIPEDA compliant