Circle what's present. Backslash what's absent. AI writes the note — and scores the coding. Ailacra transforms structured clinical selections into complete narratives, automated ICD-10/CPT codes, and a real-time MDM level in seconds, not minutes.
A complete clinical intelligence platform — not a simple template editor
Ailacra replaces typing with structured selection and AI — then goes further with a full clinical intelligence engine:
From chief complaint to coded clinical narrative in five steps
Tap a body region on the anatomical diagram or choose from the template picker. Ailacra loads a chief-complaint and mechanism-specific template tailored to the presentation—MVA, GSW, chest pain, altered mental status, and 120+ more. Nurse templates load automatically for nursing staff.
Circle items that are present. Backslash items that are absent. Each touch is one tap—no dropdowns, no checkboxes, no typing. Pertinent positives and negatives are captured simultaneously. As findings are marked, the diagnostic differential and MDM level update live.
Tap any finding marked with ▶ to open a subtemplate for granular detail. Over 3,000 subtemplates cover medication lists, pain characteristics, wound descriptions, lab result entry, imaging findings, and more—without leaving the workflow.
An LLM transforms structured selections into fluid clinical prose. Simultaneously, the expert-system engine assigns ICD-10 codes, CPT procedure codes, and computes the MDM level and E/M code (99281–99285) based on documented data—no separate coding step required.
One-click clipboard copy or SMART on FHIR integration pushes the narrative directly into your EMR. Works with Epic, Oracle Health, and other systems that support standard integration protocols. Lab values and chart data can be imported from the EMR automatically.
Circle and backslash findings; AI produces the clinical note
CHIEF COMPLAINT: MVA
Historian: patient (good historian)
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: This 55 YO male presents after a motor vehicle accident that occurred just prior to arrival. He was the driver of a vehicle that was struck from the front right side at a moderate speed, resulting in moderate damage. He was restrained with a belt and harness and experienced a brief loss of consciousness. Although extrication was required, he was ambulatory at the scene and had a GCS of 15. He was not ejected from the vehicle, and there was no intrusion into the cabin or rollover.
Draw on anatomical diagrams; AI converts strokes to clinical text
Head: There is an 8 cm superficial, linear, and clean laceration of the head, beginning at the right lateral forehead, coursing through the paramedian forehead, eyebrow area, and paranasal area, then through the nasion, and ending at the nasal bridge.
Nurses and physicians work the same encounter — simultaneously
Nursing staff have their own complaint-specific charting templates for triage, vital signs, assessments, and interventions. Role-based access ensures nurses see templates appropriate to their scope of practice.
Nurses can collect history using a replica of the physician's complaint-specific history tab. The physician can review the nurse's documented findings and import them directly into their own note with a single tap.
Physician, nurse, admin, and editor roles each have distinct permissions. Physicians sign and close encounters; nurses document and attest. Entries are timestamped and attributed to the individual provider.
Expert-system rules work in the background as you document
2,075 rules continuously organize 658 possible diagnoses into three tiers as findings are marked. Common diagnoses are demoted when findings don't fit; rare diagnoses are promoted when clinical evidence supports them. The differential updates with every tap.
Uncommon and population-specific diagnoses sit in a third tier by default. When documented findings — risk factors, lab results, pain location, or exam findings — match a rare diagnosis's promotion criteria, it moves into the active differential automatically.
Red flag rules monitor documented findings for dangerous patterns. When a red flag condition is met, a visual alert highlights the finding to ensure it is not overlooked in a busy shift.
574 expert-system rules evaluate presenting findings against AMA 2021 criteria to classify problem complexity. The result feeds directly into MDM Element 1 and the E/M level calculation.
Beyond the rule-based differential, AI analyzes documented findings across all tabs and suggests additional diagnoses for physician review. Physician confirms, rules out, or dismisses each suggestion.
As findings are marked, Ailacra streams data to AlertDX. AI-generated clinical alerts arrive in real time, providing an independent safety net against missed diagnoses running alongside documentation.
ICD-10 codes, CPT procedure codes, and E/M level assigned as you document
Diagnoses confirmed on the DDx tab are automatically matched to ICD-10-CM codes. The system uses an expert-system engine with AI assistance, with a review queue for edge cases.
Procedure codes are assigned automatically when procedures are documented on the template. Rules account for complexity factors like laceration length, burn depth, and procedure type.
All three AMA 2021 MDM elements are computed live: problems addressed, data reviewed, and risk of complications. The E/M level (99281–99285) updates as documentation progresses.
Labs ordered, imaging reviewed, consultations obtained, and outside records are automatically tallied toward MDM Element 2 as studies are documented. Independent interpretation and external discussion are tracked separately.
Clinical documentation designed for the pace of emergency medicine
LLM-powered prose from structured selections. Produces physician-quality clinical notes from circled and backslashed findings across history, exam, and studies tabs.
The proven charting method, enhanced with AI. Intuitive single-tap marking adapted in one shift. Circle for present, backslash for absent.
Draw findings on anatomical body diagrams. Strokes and labels convert automatically to structured clinical text. Supports lacerations, burns, GSW, shrapnel, ecchymosis, and more.
Dedicated nurse templates for triage and assessment. Nurses can also collect history using the physician's complaint-specific tab; physicians review and import with one tap.
Medical and trauma presentations across adult, pediatric, and infant age groups. Chief complaints from chest pain to psychiatric emergencies to multi-system trauma.
Adult and pediatric medical templates for presentations like chest pain, abdominal pain, and altered mental status. Trauma templates tailored by mechanism—MVA, GSW, stab wound, fall, blast, and more.
Template content adjusts dynamically based on patient sex, age group, and documented findings. Items that don't apply to the patient are automatically hidden.
Lab result values are imported from the EMR and automatically fill numeric fields and result arrows on the studies tab. Repeat values (e.g., troponin) are handled separately.
SMART on FHIR integration for Epic, Oracle Health, and other systems. Auto-imports medications, allergies, problems, and surgical history. Clipboard copy available as an alternative workflow.
Operates without an external EMR. Includes patient registration, encounter management, and direct chart data entry with medication autocomplete via RxNorm.
JSON-based templates editable in place. Sites and individual practitioners can modify or extend templates with no rebuild or redeployment needed.
All template marks are saved per-encounter and restored automatically. Supports multi-tab, multi-provider workflows.
Built for HIPAA from the ground up
TOTP-based MFA with site-level enforcement. Trusted device support for 30 days.
All data access and clinical actions are logged with who, what, and when. Break-glass emergency access is tracked and queued for review.
Each site's data is fully isolated. No cross-tenant data access is possible at the database or API layer.
Data encrypted at rest (KMS) and in transit (TLS). Credentials managed via Secrets Manager — no hardcoded secrets.
Ready to transform clinical documentation at your institution?
Contact us to learn about deployment options, EMR integration, and how Ailacra can reduce documentation burden for your physicians and nurses.
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