Walk into the visit already oriented.

For every visit on your schedule, Ameli searches the chart for what matters — and presents it like a reliable senior resident: focused, clinically relevant, and trustworthy.

Ameli understands your question, selects the relevant records, and provides a succinct, accurate and cited answer. And it's ready for your follow-up questions.

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  • PHIPA & PIPEDA
  • Canadian data residency
  • Full citations
  • Physician founded
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A fully agentic AI experience, integrated into your EMR.

Ameli does the tedious work — freeing clinicians to focus on patient care, without disrupting existing workflows.

Workflow enhancements

Messy, hard to navigate charts create physician burnout and inefficient care.

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Yearly on chart review

~7.5 hours a week searching through charts — about 20% of the clinical week, every year.

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Burnout rate

Directly driven by the overwhelming paperwork and manual tasks.

Source: CMA

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Overwhelmed by admin tasks

Family physicians surveyed said they were overwhelmed by administrative work.

Source: OntarioMD

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Of wasted spend

In Canada from duplicated tests that are preventable with data interoperability.

Ameli automates fax filing, categorization and indexing.

Matches documents to the right patient and category.

Every filed document gets a caption and tags, so it is searchable the next time anyone opens the chart.

  • A fax filing workflow that enhances the medical record — captions make navigating the chart easier for the entire health team
  • Works in your EMR as-is — no training data needed to set up; just turn it on
  • Accuracy and safety first — triage to human review for non-patient documents and catches multi-patient documents

Ameli's chart citations allow you to paste chart contents directly into your SOAP note, or into your AI scribe's existing "additional context" window

Ameli gives your AI scribe the context it needs so you don't have to.

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PREP — Follow-up ED visit and CT results
Reason: post-ED chest pain / dyspnea
Recent events:
2026-07-14: ED visit for chest pain. Troponins negative ×2. ECG non-ischemic. CT angio chest ordered — no PE; new 0.3 cm RML endobronchial nodule; stable 0.3 cm RUL nodule; mild bibasilar atelectasis ↑ vs 2025-08-03.
Open: review CT with patient; nodule f/u plan; residual SOB.

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Without context

…discussed ongoing shortness of breath since the ED visit. Tolerating current meds. Exam unremarkable.

CT scan at hospital: no blood clot, no heart attack, pneumonia and pleurisy identified

RTC sooner if chest pain returns. Continue current therapy…

Data sovereignty

With an on-prem solution, patient data never leaves the clinic. By design.

US cloud products are subject to the US CLOUD Act — including data physically stored in Canadian regions. We took the harder path: a fully on-premise pipeline that runs on Canadian-jurisdiction GPUs, with PHIPA and PIPEDA designed in from day one.

What that means in practice

The non-negotiables we hold ourselves to.

  • 100% On-Prem processing. Our solution runs on an on-prem GPU box at the clinic or in a Canadian-based data centre.
  • Page-level provenance. Every extracted field, every answer, traces back to the source page.
  • Built for PHIPA / PIPEDA. Designed by a practising Ontario physician who lives inside the same regulatory regime as the buyers.

Ameli runs in Accuro today.

If your clinic is on Accuro, we can walk your team through these workflows end to end. On another EMR? Tell us which one and we’ll say what’s live and what’s next.

Ameli sits on top of a deep data interoperability and quality layer.

Our solution was built to handle the reality of longitudinal primary care medical records:

  • Hospital report filed under “Lab results”
  • Embedded text thrown away on import
  • Results with no LOINC or SNOMED code
  • Inconsistent and missing labels

Our layer re-extracts text, resolves labels and makes the data usable again.

What the layer makes possible

Record storage and management

Legacy charts made usable

Index, structure, and enrich incoming charts. Break down thousand-page PDFs into dated, categorized records. Support retiring physicians and patient transfer-of-care.

Health systems and EHR vendors

Interoperability middleware

Make existing records exchange-ready. A FHIR-aligned canonical model that maps to provincial and federal connected-care initiatives.

Clinicians and care teams

The chart Ameli can actually read

Unstructured history becomes citable context for our agent — so visit prep and chart search aren’t waiting on a PDF pile you assembled by hand.

Built by clinicians, for clinicians.

We build for the problems physicians face today. Every workflow, every priority, every interface choice is shaped by practising physicians, and designed to handle the complexity in real clinical settings.

Mission-driven

Unusable charts and siloed data

Founded by a practising Ontario family physician who inherited thousand-page PDFs when onboarding complex, orphaned patients. PMHx aligns with Canadian values of AI sovereignty, data interoperability, and primary-care centred care.

Clinician-tested

Validated in real clinical settings

Ameli is piloted and used by practising clinicians who guide our product roadmap. That work stays aligned with patient-centred primary care, data sovereignty, and interoperability.

Supporting the community

Free tools for clinicians

RA Reader is our free OHIP remittance-advice utility — over 800 Ontario physicians use it, purely by word of mouth. The tools we ship for free sit on the same foundation as the rest of the product.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which EMRs are integrated?

Ameli integrates with Accuro EMR today, so clinicians stay in their chart. We’re eager to talk with clinics and EMR teams about additional surfaces; if you’re on another system, join the waitlist or closed beta and tell us which EMR you use — or reach out and we’ll tell you what’s live versus what’s next.

When will Ameli AI be integrated in my EMR?

We’re expanding beyond Accuro and aim to support the EMRs Canadian clinics use. If you would like us to prioritize your EMR, join the waitlist or closed beta and tell us which system you use.

Where does patient data live?

Beyond meeting PHIPA and PIPEDA, we keep patient data under Canadian residency at rest and in transit.

Will this be available outside of Ontario?

Our initial focus is Ontario, and we aim to be available across Canada.

Is Ameli another AI scribe?

No — but it works well alongside one. Ameli is a chart navigation and clinical decision support tool — scribes capture the visit; Ameli reads the existing chart.

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