From the lab's PDF to the patient chart
While you reread report after report, time with the patient shrinks. Medora reads the lab results, organizes them in the chart and highlights what's out of range.
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Interprets and suggests follow-up. It doesn't make the diagnosis — the clinical decision is yours.
Everything you need in one complete solution
Every analyte with its value, unit and reference range, structured in the patient chart. No typing.
Out-of-range values are highlighted and critical ones get their own flag. You don't have to check line by line.
Compare the same analytes across results from different periods and see whether they improved or worsened — without opening three PDFs side by side.
Every minute spent rereading a report before each visit is a minute not spent looking at the patient.
Extracted data sits next to the lab's file. Double-checking is always one click, never a search.
It extracts, flags what's out of range and suggests follow-up. What it doesn't do is make a diagnosis — treatment decisions are always the physician's.
Built around how your practice actually works
Attach the lab's PDF — or receive it from the patient — and the results become structured data in the chart, ready to review and compare.
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Select results from different dates and compare the same analytes. It answers "better since the last visit?" without reopening a single file.
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The part usually left out of the pitch. It organizes what the lab wrote, points out what's out of range and may suggest follow-up. Making the diagnosis and deciding on treatment remain medical acts — yours.
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It reads the lab's PDF and turns the results into structured data in the patient chart: each analyte with its value, unit and reference range. What was locked inside a file becomes searchable, comparable and highlighted when it's out of range.
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