Pre-consult prep
Before your patient arrives, the full picture is ready: recent labs flagged against functional ranges, intake summarized, the current supplement stack, and what changed since the last visit. Ena pulls it from your EMR. You don't ask for it.
I've prepped Sarah's chart for 9:00. Two labs moved the right way and ferritin is still below your target.
- Since March
- Started selenium 200 mcg. Portal check-in reports more energy in the mornings and brain fog after lunch.
- Labs
- TSH2.1was 4.8In range
- TPO Ab218was 340Above range
- Ferritin42was 28Below 70
- Stack
- Selenium 200 mcg, vitamin D3 5,000 IU, magnesium glycinate 400 mg.
- Open loops
- The thyroid panel you ordered in March is back. You planned to revisit iron once TSH settled.
A functional medicine chart is years deep: labs, intake forms, protocols, portal messages, uploaded documents. Ena reads all of it so you don't have to.
The full patient picture
Conditions, medications, allergies and history in one view.Labs against your ranges
Flagged against functional ranges, not only the standard reference, with trends across timepoints.Intake, summarized
The 40-page form becomes the six lines that matter.The current supplement stack
What they take, at what dose, and what changed.Open loops from last visit
The labs you ordered, the protocol you started, the follow-up you planned.Your own documents
Drop a PDF lab report or referral letter into Ena and it is read into the report too.
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, along with completed intake forms, and scans them. Markers extracted, values flagged, record updated. No filing, no manual entry.
From then on it is context for everything Ena does for this patient: the pre-consult report, answers mid-consult, the note and the plan. Drop in a PDF yourself and it gets the same treatment.
- Markers extracted
DUTCH CompleteLab report, PDF
Imported from Cerbo
- Summarized
New patient intakeIntake form
Completed 2 days ago
- Flagged against your ranges
GI-MAPLab report, PDF
Uploaded by you
Now in context for
Works with Cerbo, Practice Better and CharmHealth. Nothing to set up per visit.
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The report builds itself
In the 24 hours before the visit, Ena reads the appointment from your calendar and builds the report from the chart in your EMR. No clicks, no requests. - 02
You read it between patients
Two minutes is enough for the full picture: history, labs, the stack, and what changed since you last saw them. - 03
It stays with you in the room
The report sits beside the live transcript during the visit, so the chart is in reach without turning away from your patient.
We walk in already prepped.
Dr. Craig TanioCo-Founder & Physician, MD, Rezilir Health“Our visits are the most documentation-heavy in medicine. Genomics, brain imaging, panels most doctors never order. Ena preps the chart before the patient sits down, drafts the note while we talk, and turns the follow-ups into a shared queue my nurse practitioners and coaches actually work from.”
Read the case studyThe full patient picture: conditions, medications, allergies and history; recent labs flagged against functional ranges, with trends across timepoints; a summary of intake forms; the current supplement stack; and the open loops from the last visit, like labs you ordered and protocols you started.
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- Patient research agentAsk anything about the case, with the full chart as context and every source cited.
- AI medical scribeTalk to your patient. The note is drafted in about two minutes and sent to your EMR.
- Practice IntelligenceEncode your protocols, preferred labs and clinical voice once. Every report follows them.
Ena reads the chart before you do, writes the note while you talk, and sends it back to your EMR.