Summarize documents
Reduce long medical letters and records to the information that matters.
Visit preparation
Walk into every patient consultation prepared.
Use AI to summarize medical letters and other documents, then bring the relevant information into the next consultation as context.
Choose context deliberately
You decide which information should be considered for the current visit.
Keep working seamlessly
Preparation flows directly into the documentation for the following consultation.
Before the visit
The patient history at a glance.
Instead of rereading long documents immediately before the appointment, let muunai assemble the key information for the current reason for visit.
Three steps
From document to relevant context.
- 01
Select documents
Add the relevant medical letters, PDFs, Word files, or images for the appointment.
- 02
Review the summary
muunai clearly summarizes diagnoses, history, medication, and other relevant details.
- 03
Use it as context
Bring the reviewed preparation into the new consultation documentation as context.
Relevant context instead of record overload.
Not everything in the patient record matters for every appointment. You deliberately select the material muunai should consider for the current preparation.
- Summarize medical letters and documents
- Understand previous findings faster
- Surface relevant medication and diagnoses
- Load documents from the chart with supported EHR systems
Especially valuable when history matters.
Preparation provides a quick entry point for cases involving numerous findings, long treatment histories, or external documents.
- Initial visit with prior findings
- Complex follow-up
- External medical letters
- Preparing for a home visit
Frequently asked questions about Preparation
Which files can I use?
You can select medical letters, PDFs, Word files, and images for preparation.
Is the entire patient record processed automatically?
No. You deliberately decide which documents and information should be used for each purpose.
Can the summary feed into the new report?
Yes. Once reviewed, the preparation can serve as context for the following consultation documentation.