Walk in already
caught up.
Last visit's plan, the week's check-in scores, the goals you set together, gathered quietly before the session starts, so the first minute belongs to the person, not the chart.
Context
Capabilities
Everything you need,
one glance before hello.
Eight ways the chart arrives distilled, so preparation takes the seconds before the session, not the evening before.
The one-glance brief
History, medications, goals and the current plan distilled into a single quiet pane.
The thread you left on
Last session's close, the homework given, the thing you promised to come back to.
Scores in trend
The latest PHQ-9 and GAD-7 with their direction, a line, not a lone number.
Synced to your day
Context assembles when the session lands on your calendar and follows it if it moves.
What changed since
New messages, completed check-ins and refill requests since you last met, surfaced, not buried.
Sourced, always
Every line of the brief links back to where it came from in the record.
Depth on demand
A headline brief or the full history, you choose how much, per client.
Minimum necessary
The brief is scoped to the care team, nobody else sees it, and every view is logged.
The difference
Chart review takes an hour.
Or a glance.
The information was always in the record. The difference is who does the digging, you at 7am, or Medera before you sit down.
Digging through the EHR
- The story lives across ten tabs and two modules
- Notes read newest-first, context buried pages deep
- Scores sit in a different screen from the story
- Last week's promise survives only in your memory
- Preparation happens on your own time
Medera session context
- One pane, assembled before the session begins
- The thread picked up exactly where it left off
- Trends beside the story they belong to
- Commitments resurfaced right on time
- Preparation in the seconds before hello
Enterprise-grade
Context with
boundaries built in.
A distilled chart is powerful, which is exactly why access to it is narrow, logged and governed.
Care-team scoped
Briefs are visible only to the clinicians on the client's care team, minimum necessary by design.
Every view logged
Who opened which brief, when, an audit trail your compliance officer can export.
Consent honored
Sources a client hasn't consented to share never enter the brief.
Encrypted like the chart
The brief inherits the same encryption, in transit and at rest, as the record itself.
Role-based depth
Supervisors, trainees and covering clinicians each see what their role allows.
Never trains models
Client context is never used to train foundation models. Ever.
0
tabs to hunt through before a session
100%
of briefs scoped to the care team
Every
view logged and auditable
Context that follows the thread
Medera keeps the golden thread, what was planned, what happened, what's next, connected across every session, so care never starts from zero.
- Continuity across the whole arc of care
- Treatment plan woven into every note
- Ready before you open the door
You hold the session
Medera carries the rest
Note drafted
Letters sent
Follow-ups queued