1 — Upload the record
Add reports, referral letters, results, spreadsheets, and scanned documents.
From scattered documents
to one clear report
Bring records, clinical context, and consultations into one workspace.
Mena turns them into the report format you need, ready for clinical review.
Start with documents, then add new evidence and consultations as the case develops.
The report takes shape as the case develops
Purpose-built for longitudinal, multi-step specialist workflows.
2 — Link consultations
Bring the original conversation into the case without copying information between sessions — or start a new one.
Mena Scribe
3 — Generate
Choose the report template after assembling the case. Mena organizes the relevant material into the structure automatically.
Mena TemplatesSend to the EHR with one click.
Transfer the finished report and confirmed codes without re-entering a thing.
FINISH IN MENA, TRANSFER WITH ONE CLICK
Polish and finish here.
Then onto the next patient.
No copy. No paste.
Full control over what gets inserted into the record.
In insurance medicine, much of the work is reviewing patient records and assembling the relevant details into a report. Mena helps us to quickly integrate huge case loads and saves a lot of time.
Dr. Jasmin Franz-Kummer, Specialist in General Internal Medicine and SIM-Certified Medical Assessor
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Better documentation and complete coding.
On autopilot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about Mena Report
Yes. You can create a report entirely from uploaded records and other source material, then add consultations only when they are relevant to the case.
You can add reports, referral letters, clinical results, spreadsheets, PDFs, scanned documents, and linked Mena consultations.
Mena extracts readable clinical information from scanned records and makes it available as source material for the report. The clinician reviews the generated result before it is finalized.
Yes. Report templates can reflect your organization’s structure, terminology, and required sections so each draft follows the format your team already uses.
No. Mena prepares a draft from the available evidence. The clinician remains responsible for reviewing, editing, and approving the final clinical assessment.
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Introducing Mena Report
Generate documents from files and other relevant clinical context. Built for workflows where reports depend on more than a single consultation.
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