Ameli provides an agentic AI assistant that scans a patient’s electronic medical record to surface the most relevant information for each scheduled visit, delivering concise, cited answers and context for AI scribes. Integrated directly into existing EMR workflows, it automates tasks such as fax filing, chart navigation, and visit preparation, helping clinicians reduce burnout and focus on patient care while complying with Canadian data residency regulations.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
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Problem
Physicians often face disorganized electronic medical records that require manual navigation, fax filing, and chart indexing, leading to increased workload and burnout. The time spent locating relevant patient information reduces the efficiency of visit preparation and hampers clinical decision‑making.
Solution
Ameli offers an AI‑driven assistant that is embedded directly within the clinician’s EMR. For each scheduled appointment, the system scans the patient chart, extracts the most pertinent data, and generates concise, cited answers to clinical questions. The assistant also automates routine tasks such as fax filing, chart categorization, and indexing, allowing clinicians to focus on patient interaction. All processing complies with Canadian data residency requirements and privacy regulations (PHIPA, PIPEDA), ensuring that patient information remains secure. The cited excerpts can be copied into SOAP notes or provided as context for AI scribes, streamlining documentation workflows without altering existing EMR interfaces.
Target Audience
Ameli is designed for physicians and clinical teams using electronic medical record systems in Canadian healthcare settings who need faster chart navigation and reduced administrative burden.
Features
- Integrated AI assistant that searches the EMR for each upcoming visit and returns focused, clinically relevant answers with full citations
- Automated fax filing and chart indexing to reduce manual administrative work
- Contextual data delivery for AI scribes, enabling seamless addition of relevant information to documentation
- Compliance with Canadian privacy standards (PHIPA, PIPEDA) and data residency requirements
- Direct embedding within existing EMR workflows, eliminating the need for separate applications or workflow changes