Ambient notes
SOAP, APSO, narrative or H&P — your style and length, grounded only in what was said.
MLS is a clinical documentation workspace under security and vendor-agreement review. It drafts structured notes and suggested coding for clinician review, with clinician-started Athena schedule reads and review-first handoff workflows.
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Checkout and founder rewards are held until production scope and commercial terms are released.
A short overview of the workflow, from capture through clinician review.
"…low back pain radiating to the left leg for three weeks, worse with sitting. Exam shows positive straight-leg raise on the left…"
Lumbar radiculopathy, left L5–S1, likely discogenic. Symptoms > 2 weeks, mechanical pattern.
Continue conservative care; consider MRI if no improvement. PT referral placed.
No new hardware, no new EMR. Open MLS in your browser and start talking.
Pick the patient — or let MLS pull today's athenahealth schedule — press start, and talk naturally.
It writes a clean, structured note — your format and length — from what was actually said.
Suggested E/M level, ICD-10 and CPT with an estimated reimbursement, for you to confirm.
Review and edit the draft. Saving or signing in the EHR requires clinician review and confirmation.
Explore the documentation candidate and the adjacent workflows being evaluated. Each card states whether the feature is available, in validation, or held behind a release gate.
SOAP, APSO, narrative or H&P — your style and length, grounded only in what was said.
Suggested E/M, ICD-10 & CPT, a one-click superbill and an estimate for every visit.
Clinician-started exact-origin schedule reads and reviewed handoff controls are under production validation.
iPad or web intake captures history, ODI and satisfaction — and fills the chart before you walk in.
Pain and ODI tracked per patient and across the practice, with one-click export.
Legal intake, signing, payment and report release are unavailable pending legal and security review.
Patient review requests and marketing automation are unavailable pending privacy and link-safety review.
Secure invite and appointment-request controls are being tested; no public self-booking link is released.
Endpoint access depends on account permissions. Use synthetic data for evaluation; clinical integrations require separate authorization and verified agreements.
No delivery timeline or compatibility guarantee is published for untested systems.
The directory is not published while consent, substantiation and privacy controls are reviewed.
Encryption at rest, account safeguards, inactivity handling, audit logging, backups, and vendor agreements are being verified before clinical-compliance claims are made. No independent certification or third-party audit is claimed.
The current build includes a clinician-started Athena extension workflow. Clinical security and vendor agreements remain under verification; EHR writeback and additional integrations require separate clinical review and validation.
# Generate a structured, coded note from a visit transcript curl https://api.mlsscribe.com/api/generate \ -H "Authorization: Bearer synthetic_test_token" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{ "transcript": "Synthetic fixture only: follow-up documentation example...", "model": "mls-clinical" }' # → 200 OK { "note": "S: 3 weeks of left lumbar...", "em_level": "99214", "icd10": ["M54.16", "M51.16"], "cpt": [], "suggested_orders": ["Physical therapy — lumbar, 3x/week x4", "MRI lumbar spine if no improvement"], "red_flags": [] }
Athena workflows are the current integration focus. No production-clinical or other-EHR compatibility claim is made before live release evidence exists.
Exact-origin schedule parsing, reload behavior and review-first controls pass isolated fixtures and signed-in validation on the packaged extension.
MLS will document the exact environment, supported workflow, test evidence and limitations before offering another integration. No 30-day or universal-compatibility promise is made.
Pilot claims will be published only with the practice's approval, a defined measurement period and reproducible evidence.
No testimonial is presented as verified in this release.
Review requests, marketing automation and the MLS Best Doctors directory are not released in this build. Feature-hold statements here describe availability, not security readiness.
The proposed directory cannot launch until the rating method, consent, de-identification, source evidence, corrections and opt-out process have been independently reviewed.
Planning prices are shown for product evaluation. Checkout and subscriptions are disabled until the production, legal and refund terms are released.
Commercial terms, refunds and production scope must be reviewed before checkout or external reward links are enabled.
These are planning prices, not an offer for production clinical service. No savings or reimbursement outcome is guaranteed.
No inflated claims. Here's exactly how MLS protects data and where it stands.
MLS is verifying encryption at rest, two-factor authentication, inactivity handling, audit logging, backups, and vendor agreements before representing clinical compliance. No independent certification or third-party audit is claimed.
AI drafts; the clinician reviews, edits and signs. The provider is always the final medical and coding authority. Nothing is submitted to your EHR without your confirmation.
Clinical security and vendor-contract checks are still open. No independent certification, third-party audit, endorsement, or outcome guarantee is claimed, and purchasing remains held until commercial terms are released.
MLS is a documentation and coding-support tool, not a medical device. Suggested codes are for the provider to review and confirm — final coding is the provider's responsibility, and MLS never inflates documentation to raise a bill.
Open the same Today workspace with invented patients. Athena, cloud storage, sending, and signing stay off in the preview, so nothing connects or leaves it.
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Want someone to guide you through it? Book 20 minutes for a synthetic spine, PM&R or pain walkthrough. No commitment, no credit card.
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No switch is required — a reviewed draft can always be copied manually. Automatic EHR writeback is not represented as production-ready in this release.
The MLS Assist browser extension supports clinician-started schedule reads on exact Athena origins and a review-first handoff, validated signed-in on the packaged release.
REST contracts and SMART configuration exist. Available access depends on account permissions; use synthetic data for evaluation and arrange separate authorization for clinical integration.
MLS can still be evaluated with synthetic drafts and manual copy. Other EHR integrations are assessed case by case; no universal compatibility or delivery timeline is promised.
No. MLS drafts the note and suggests codes from what you documented. You review, edit, and sign — the clinician is always the final medical and coding authority, and MLS never inflates documentation to raise a bill.
Use real patient information only after your practice has completed clinical onboarding and verified the required agreements, access, and security controls. Otherwise use synthetic data. This public site does not grant clinical access.
It is an unreleased directory concept. No live rating or real-visit claim is published while consent, substantiation, de-identification, corrections and opt-out controls are reviewed.
MLS is tuned for spine, pain management and PM&R — the coding, intake, outcomes (ODI) and report templates reflect those workflows. It works for general visits too, but that's where it's sharpest.
Open it in your browser and generate your first note in minutes. You can bulk-import your existing patients so it's useful on day one.
Explore a sample spine, pain or PM&R day with invented patients, or book a guided walkthrough when you're ready.