Built AI-first. Not a legacy EMR with AI bolted on — MLS is designed around the AI from the ground up.
Describe any card you want — an injection tracker, a work-status box, a red-flag screen — and MLS designs it and auto-fills it on every visit. The ambient scribe turns the visit into a structured SOAP note with suggested coding and an estimated reimbursement. Built for spine and pain practices.
⬇ A self-contained copy that runs locally — no account, server, or patient data. Add your AI key to generate notes.
⚕️ HIPAA-ready architecture · Provider reviews & signs every note · Works in your browser — no install
A real MLS visit: the generated note with suggested coding — and a custom widget the doctor built, filled in automatically.
Every practice tracks something the big EMRs don't have a field for. Describe the card you want and the AI designs it — then it appears on every visit and fills itself from the conversation.
The Custom Widget Builder: describe it, and MLS builds it.
You stay in control the entire time — nothing is final until you sign.
Press one button. MLS ambiently captures the conversation as you talk naturally — or dictate from your phone mic.
A clean SOAP note appears in seconds — and every widget on the page, including your custom ones, fills itself.
See the suggested E/M level, ICD-10 and CPT codes with an estimated reimbursement, and produce a superbill in one click.
You edit anything, confirm the codes, and electronically sign. The clinician is always the final word.
Note, coding, intake, outcomes, studies, and the specialty documents generalist AI scribes leave on your plate. Diagnosis-driven, provider-reviewed, ready to sign.
Talk to your patient like normal. The transcript becomes a clean SOAP note with suggested E/M, ICD-10 and CPT coding and an estimated reimbursement — before the patient leaves the room.
The headline: describe any card you want and MLS designs it, then auto-fills it on every visit. Your practice's own fields, without an EMR vendor in the loop.
Stop under-coding visits you've earned. MLS suggests the level the documentation genuinely supports, flags missed billable work, and produces a superbill in one click.
Ask plain-English questions about your own practice data and get studies back — graphs, Excel-exportable tables, and one-click PDF reports, powered by a GPT-5.2-class reasoning model.
Hand the patient an iPad in the waiting room: ODI, satisfaction, your custom questions, and an insurance-card photo with OCR — all flowing straight into the chart.
ODI and patient-satisfaction scores are captured at intake and tracked over time per patient and across the practice — so your outcomes data builds itself.
One-click referral reports, utilization-review assessments, IME reports, and injection procedure notes — including BVN ablation (Intracept) and MILD — drafted from the documented visit.
Attorneys submit record requests through their own portal; MLS drafts the formal medical-legal report from the chart for the clinician to review, e-sign, and return as a PDF.
Use your phone as a wireless microphone — dictate or capture the visit from wherever you are in the room, synced to the visit on your main screen.
Your patients, notes, and settings are encrypted and synced across every device you sign into — exam room, office, home, iPad.
Two-factor authentication, automatic inactivity log-off, audit logging, and encrypted backups — a HIPAA-ready architecture, with BAAs in progress.
Multi-provider practices get a head-doctor view: visit volumes, coding patterns, outcomes and satisfaction across the team — at a glance.
A real Data Study: charts plus an ODI table, powered by gpt-5.2.
"Did ODI improve more after Intracept than after MILD?" "What's my satisfaction trend this quarter?" The premium Study Engine runs a GPT-5.2-class reasoning model over your own practice data and answers with real analysis.
From iPad intake to a longitudinal patient chart — the data flows in once and follows the patient everywhere.
Every visit, note, outcome score and document lives on the patient's profile — with AI chart summaries for fast catch-up on returning patients.
The patient profile: history, notes and outcomes in one chart view.
The patient answers ODI, satisfaction, and your custom questions on an iPad — and snaps a photo of their insurance card, which MLS reads with OCR. No front-desk re-typing.
The iPad intake questionnaire patients complete in the waiting room.
Most under-coding isn't fraud — it's good doctors being too busy to document the complexity they actually managed. MLS fixes the documentation gap, honestly.
Designed with a spine practice as our first customer and design partner. The order-, auth-, and outcome-heavy visit is exactly where MLS earns its keep.
Flat per-provider pricing. No per-note fees, no surprise overages.
Annual plans available. Multi-provider discounts for clinics.
Most providers recover the cost in a single more-accurately-coded visit per month — and get their evenings back on top.
We're straight with you about what's true today — no inflated claims.
Encryption in transit and at rest, two-factor authentication, automatic inactivity log-off, audit logging, and encrypted backups. We say "HIPAA-ready architecture; BAAs in progress" — not "certified" — because there's no such thing as HIPAA certification.
AI drafts; the clinician reviews, edits, and signs. The provider is always the final medical and coding authority. Nothing is submitted without your confirmation.
Real patient data is only used after Business Associate Agreements are signed with our AI provider and hosting, and a compliance review is complete. Until then, demos use synthetic data.
Honest note: MLS is a documentation and coding-support tool. 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.
Book a 20-minute demo and we'll run MLS on a sample spine, PM&R or pain visit — note, coding, a custom widget you describe on the spot, and a data study, start to finish.
No commitment. No credit card. Just show up and watch the charting disappear.
Any card you wish your EMR had. You describe it in plain English — "track injection site, relief %, and next step" — and MLS designs the card with the right fields. From then on it appears on every visit and fills itself from the conversation, exactly like the built-in cards. You can edit or remove it anytime.
No — and that's a deliberate design choice. It only suggests codes supported by what's actually documented in the visit, and it's instructed never to invent findings to raise a level. It helps you stop under-coding accurately; the provider reviews and confirms every code.
It's a HIPAA-ready architecture: encryption, two-factor authentication, access controls, audit logging, and encrypted backups by design — with BAAs in progress. We don't claim "certification" (that doesn't exist for HIPAA). We use real patient data only after BAAs are signed with our AI and hosting providers and a compliance review is done. Demos use synthetic data.
No. MLS runs in your web browser, and the patient intake runs on any iPad's browser. Press start, talk, generate, review, sign. Onboarding takes minutes, not an IT project.
The Ask-your-data Study Engine: plain-English questions over your own practice data, answered with full studies — graphs, Excel-exportable tables, and one-click PDF reports — powered by a GPT-5.2-class reasoning model. Premium also includes the legal/IME lawyer portal and team-wide head-doctor analytics.
Never. It drafts; you decide. You edit the note, confirm the codes, and electronically sign. You're always the final medical and coding authority.
Two ways: hours of charting time returned to you each week, and fewer accurately-documented visits slipping to a lower code than they should. For most providers, one correctly-coded visit a month covers it.