Your day, already in order.
MedScrub syncs in the background, teeing up insights and situational awareness from your data — summaries written, labs trended, unresolved plans flagged. Patient data is made anonymous on your own machine before any model sees it.
Listed on the Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth, and eClinicalWorks marketplaces
RAN LAST NIGHT
Marv Murchins
68y · MRN-MARV-0001
3 open plans · A1c 8.2% (07/10/2026)
Dana Whitfield
2 open plans · A1c 6.2%
Marv Murchins Follow-up
↗ Push to eCWLAST 3 MD VISITS
07/10/2026 provider, Monarch Health
T2DM — metformin 1000mg BID; A1c 8.2% (07/10), up from 7.8% (04/02)
HTN — lisinopril 20mg daily; BP 148/92 in office
HLD — atorvastatin 40mg qHS; LDL 138 (07/10); eGFR 58 — CKD 3a
OPEN PLANS · 3 OF 5 PLANS UNRESOLVED
Type 2 diabetes — suboptimal control
PLAN Recheck A1c in 3 months; discuss SGLT2i if above goal · 04/02/2026
07/10/2026 A1c 8.2% — above goal, no follow-up scheduled
On the major EMR marketplaces
Works with any model
OllamalocalRuns on your machines
macOS
The desktop workspace
Assistants that save hours per day and surface revenue-changing opportunities.
~2 hrs
saved per clinic day
0
patient names leave your machine
3
open plans caught per patient, avg
✦ Just describe what you want
Write it the way you'd explain it to a colleague. No settings required.
Compare the last two wound visits and summarize progression — measurements, tissue, drainage, procedures performed. Documented findings only; if it isn't in the chart, say so.
✓ Here's what this skill will do
✓ Read the relevant information from each patient's chart, de-identified before any AI sees it
✓ Use the AI to produce a written summary
✓ Show you the result to copy or share by hand
⛨ Nothing is sent or written to a chart until you review and approve it.
Custom assistants, written like a briefing.
A paragraph in, a scheduled nightly assistant out. Monarch's wound care assistant started as a few sentences about what their RN wanted in the note.
How should we plan for the patient's next visit?
Next Visit Planning
Suboptimal control across all three cardiometabolic conditions, plus early CKD (Stage 3a):
1. Medication intensification — add SGLT2i (renal protection given eGFR 58) or GLP-1 RA (BMI 31.4); suboptimal A1c on metformin monotherapy.
Ask the chart anything. The chart never leaves.
Any patient, any question, whichever LLM you prefer — names, dates and record numbers are swapped for tokens on your computer first.
Open plans · 3 of 5 plans unresolved
OPEN PLANS · 3 OF 5 PLANS UNRESOLVED
Type 2 diabetes — suboptimal control
PLAN Recheck A1c in 3 months; discuss SGLT2i if above goal · 04/02/2026
07/10/2026 A1c 8.2% — above goal, no follow-up scheduled
OPEN PLANS · 3 OF 5 PLANS UNRESOLVED
Hypertension — home monitoring
PLAN Start home BP log, review at next visit · 04/02/2026
No home readings in the chart; office BP 148/92 on 07/10/2026
Did the plan actually happen?
Every returning chart is checked against the plan you made last visit. A plan that never happened is flagged before the patient is in the room.
Your own FHIR copy of the record, on your own machine. Assistants, chat and briefings all run against it.
A copy of the record, outside the EMR.
eCW syncs nightly; Epic, Cerner and athenahealth refresh sub-hourly. The chart stays in your EMR; the leverage doesn't.
“The open plans are the part we can't give up. It remembers the plans we made and tells us whether they actually happened.”
Monarch Health · Sandpoint, ID
How it works
Your chart in. Anonymous tokens out.
No BAA with a model vendor required — the AI only ever sees anonymous tokens.
It syncs in the background. You walk in current.
Set up takes about 15 minutes. Your patient data never leaves your computer.