Labs analysis
Drop in a DUTCH, GI-MAP or thyroid panel as a PDF, or let it import from your EMR. Ena extracts the markers into the patient's record, flags them against functional ranges, and puts the findings where you work: the pre-consult report, the consultation and the note.
- TSH2.1mIU/L, was 4.8In range
Standard 0.45–4.5 · Functional 1–2.5
- Free T32.9pg/mLBelow target
Standard 2–4.4 · Functional 3.2–4.2
- Ferritin42ng/mL, was 28Below target
Standard 15–150 · Functional 70–150
- Vitamin D38ng/mLBelow target
Standard 30–100 · Functional 50–80
I've added these to Sarah's record and flagged 3 that pass the standard range but miss your functional targets.
Lab PDFs are where clinical data goes to hide. In the 24 hours before each visit, Ena imports the patient's most recent labs and specialist tests from your EMR, up to five per patient, and scans them. Drop in more by hand any time.
Markers extracted, not screenshotted
Values land in the patient record as structured data, with the source document attached.Flagged the functional way
Read against functional ranges, not only the standard reference interval.Trends across timepoints
This draw next to the last one, so the direction is visible at a glance.In context everywhere
Findings surface in the pre-consult report, mid-consult answers and the note.
Root-cause work reads the DUTCH next to the GI-MAP next to the thyroid panel. Every lab lives in one structured record, so Ena holds all of them in context at once: in the pre-consult report, in the consultation, and when you ask about the case.
With Practice Intelligence, the ranges it flags against become the ones your practice uses.
How Practice Intelligence works- DUTCH CompleteMay 2026Cortisol rhythm flattened, DHEA-S at the low end
- GI-MAPApr 2026Elevated calprotectin, low secretory IgA
- Thyroid panelMar 2026TPO trending down, free T3 below functional target
Into the pre-consult report
New results are flagged and summarized before the visit, next to what changed since the last draw.Into the conversation
Ask about any marker mid-review and get the answer from the record in seconds, with the source document a click away.Into the plan
The note and care plan reference the findings, and the lab action list names the follow-up testing to order next.
Functional panels like DUTCH, GI-MAP and OAT alongside standard bloodwork such as thyroid, metabolic and iron panels. If it arrives as a PDF, Ena scans it, extracts the markers and attaches the source document to the record.
Keep reading
- AI skills libraryFree, clinician-written lab review skills for GI-MAP, DUTCH, thyroid, OAT and bloodwork. One click to install.
- Pre-consult prepNew results flagged and summarized in the report before every visit.
- Patient research agentAsk what connects the panels, with the full chart as context and every source cited.
- Practice IntelligenceSet the reference ranges and lab vendors your practice uses once.
- Guide: DUTCH test chartingStructured DUTCH notes, charted into Cerbo.
- Guide: GI-MAP in functional medicineGI-MAP interpretation, 5R care plans and gut health documentation.
Ena extracts and flags every panel, writes the note around the findings, and sends it back to your EMR.