These switches set up the story. In the product, coverage comes from the patient and is verified by the clinic and the payer.
Eligibility response
Changing coverage or the eligibility response restarts the visit.
ENC-2026-0918-0442Dana Whitfield, 34Right ankle injury · fall from curb, Sep 18 07:40 · Riverbend Family Clinic · {{ pl.plan }}
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Patient app · Dana Whitfield
Your ankle, in plain words
Only you and your care team see this
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Today8:30
Urgent visit · right ankle injuryDr. Priya Raman · Riverbend Family Clinic, 14 Mill St · exam room 3
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Forms for this visit
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Your care circle · who is working on your visit
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What each one can see
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Every look at your record is logged, and you can see the log on this page. Only you see this whole circle.
Add to your record
Tell your care team something new. It’s marked as coming from you until a clinician reviews it.
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Ask for a correction
If something in your record is wrong, ask for it to be fixed. The practice must answer within 60 days.
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Under HIPAA you can ask for a change (45 CFR 164.526). A denial comes in writing, and you can file a statement of disagreement that stays with your record.
Your insurance
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Coverage on file, in the order it’s billed
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You tell us your coverage; the clinic and your insurer verify it. Changes show up for the front desk before your visit.
Your privacy choices
Every change is logged. You can change these at any time.
2-week check-in · Oct 2{{ fu.chip }}
A few questions so your care team knows how you’re healing. (Demo: you can answer now.)
Your answers help Dr. Raman, and (de-identified) help MARA learn how people like you recover.
Talk to a person
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You can ask for a person at any time; MARA hands over everything so you don’t repeat yourself.
Your medicine list{{ pml.chip }}
No medicines on your list.
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Bring this list to every visit. Allergy: sulfonamide antibiotics (rash).
Your recordsReady now · electronic copy (FHIR and PDF) · no chargeWho your record was shared with outside your care
Oct 2, 2025State immunization registry · flu and COVID-19 vaccines · required by law (public health)
This is your accounting of disclosures (6-year lookback; answered within 60 days by law). Sharing for your treatment, payment and the practice’s operations isn’t listed here; the access log on this page shows who inside looked.
What is wrong
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Your radiologist has signed your X-ray report, and you can see it below now. Dr. Raman will go over what it means for you and what happens next.
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According to your X-ray report, signed by Dr. Marcus Ogle (Sep 18, 09:34), and Dr. Raman’s signed note (09:58). Confidence: stated by your clinicians, not by MARA.
Your X-raySigned by radiologist · 09:34
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Released to you when Dr. Ogle signed, at the same time as your care team. {{ p.imgReviewNote }}
What happens next
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Call the clinic now if your toes go numb, change colour, or the pain gets much worse.
From Dr. Raman’s signed plan (Sep 18, 09:58). MARA reworded it; it added nothing.
Dr. Raman hasn’t signed a plan yet. Until then, keep the ankle raised and don’t walk on it, as the nurse told you on the phone at 08:12.
What it will cost you
Unknown
{{ pl.payer }} didn’t answer our coverage check at 08:13. We won’t guess. The billing office is checking again, and this will update with a sourced figure.
Eligibility request (270) sent Sep 18, 08:13 · no response · status: coverage unknown.
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Estimate
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According to {{ pl.payer }} eligibility response (retrieved Sep 18, 08:13). Estimate uses contracted rates for the visit, X-ray and splint. Confidence 0.90.
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Final
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Who has opened your record
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Every read of your chart is logged. You can ask for the full log any time.
MARA platform · learning loop
Every suggestion, every decision, every outcome
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A person always decides. MARA learns fastest from what people accept or change, and learns most from what happens afterwards. Outcomes outweigh approvals, so habit can’t teach it the wrong lesson.
Decisions in this encounterSuggestion → human decision → outcome regrade
Where
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Signal
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Outcome horizon · learning doesn’t end at the visit
New signals train a release candidate. It ships only after validation and clinical-governance sign-off, and every release can be rolled back (the MAX reversibility rule).
MARA platform · compliance & audit
Every decision, the rule behind it, who made it
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When
Event
Rule applied
Jurisdiction
AI involved
Decided by
Allowed by · authority
Chain (illustrative)
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Rules are held per jurisdiction, and the patient’s location (Oregon) decides which state rules apply. Citations come from general knowledge; counsel should confirm them before production. The chain column is an illustrative sequence marker (“prev 9f3a…”): this demo recomputes it from the list on screen, so it shows the shape only and does not detect tampering. In MARA each entry’s full hash, over every field, is stored and verified against a trusted anchor, so a changed or deleted entry breaks the chain.
Clinical input · Dr. Priya RamanDoes the care pathway behind this price match good practice?{{ prc.clin }}
Pricing is proposed from cohort cost and outcomes; people in contracting and clinical leadership decide. Their decisions and the outcomes that follow feed the learning loop.
MARA platform · where every fact comes from
Data sources & connections
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MARA reads each system in its own standard and keeps the source, time and confidence with every fact. Tap any source label on any screen to see it. A source that doesn’t answer shows as unknown, never as empty.
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Stub · not connected to a live system
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Sample exchange
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Maps into MARA
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Scheduled transfers
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Nurse advice line · Maya Chen, RN · with MARA
Call & triage · 8:12 am
Signed by Maya Chen, RN · 08:14{{ tri.amendChip }}MARA suggested; the RN decided
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AI-driven · MARA
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Every answer records who gave it. MARA’s readings of the conversation and of typed answers are suggestions until the person asking confirms them.
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CallInbound · 08:12:04 – 08:19:40 (7 min 36 s) · triaged by Maya Chen, RN
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Maya Chen, RN · licensed in Oregon and Washington. Nursing practice happens where the patient is. Quality review: this call not selected (1 in 20 sampled).
Document the risks explained and the advice given; the call can still be completed.
Moving to a higher level of care is always allowed. Moving lower than the protocol needs a reason, because it carries medical-legal risk. If the caller wants to be seen, accommodate them.
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Call back right away if: toes go numb, tingly, cold or blue · pain gets much worse · you can’t get to the 8:30 visit · you fall again.
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Ask the caller for her first name, last name and date of birth (and a callback number if you want it), and enter what she says. MARA checks them against the record without showing you the record’s values.
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Every opening is logged with the purpose “triage”. Sensitive sections stay locked unless you break the glass.
Structured summary · drafted by MARA, confirmed by RN
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Allergies{{ tri.allergy }}
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Editing as Maya Chen, RN. Your name, the time and the previous value are saved with each change.
Allergies, conditions and prior injury come from the chart and are edited there, not here.
Red flags checked
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Disposition: same-day urgent visit within 4 hours. Not an emergency-room case.
According to Riverbend triage protocol, adult ankle and foot injury (v2026.1). Any red flag would have routed her to the emergency department instead.
Call transcript · excerpt
Recorded with consent
Editing as Maya Chen, RN. Each changed line is saved with your name, the time and its original wording. The recording itself never changes.
MARA transcribed the call and drafted the summary; Maya confirmed each field before signing. Corrections never overwrite the recording: the original wording stays with each edit.
What happened next
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Nina Park · Scheduler · Riverbend Family Clinic
Scheduling · Dana Whitfield
Sees appointments, referrals and auth status · no clinical notes
No new prescription yet. When Dr. Raman signs her plan, the e-prescription arrives here with MARA’s safety review already done.
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AI-driven · MARA
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Every answer records who gave it. MARA’s readings of the conversation and of typed answers are suggestions until the person asking confirms them.
New e-prescriptionNCPDP SCRIPT NewRx · 09:59
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Directions{{ rx.sig }}
Quantity{{ rx.qty }}
PrescriberDr. Priya Raman · NPI 1720394856
Coverage{{ rx.cov }}
MARA safety review
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MARA suggests: {{ rx.recText }}
Checked against her reconciled medicine list, allergy list, kidney function (Mar 2026 labs), today’s intake and the openFDA ibuprofen label. The pharmacist decides.
Your decision · Omar Haddad, PharmD
Your decision, and any reason, feed MARA’s learning.
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Riverbend Orthopaedics · Dr. Nia Adeyemi, MD · specialist
Arrived with the referral, so nothing was re-asked or re-imaged.
Your plan · Sep 25
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MARA context: {{ sp.cohort }}
Cohort figures describe similar patients, not Dana. Synthetic demo data.
This visit bills as its own claim through the same coder → biller → payer path.
Signed Sep 25, 10:20 · sent to Dr. Raman and the patient app
Luis Ortega · Front desk · Riverbend Family Clinic
Today · Thursday, Sep 18
Minimum necessary: scheduling, insurance, consents, billing · no chart
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Dr. Priya Raman · schedule
ScheduledUrgent · called inWalk-in
Time
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MARA booked D. Whitfield into the 8:30 same-day hold from her 8:12 call and sent her the forms. A. Rossi walked in at 8:22 and was added to the queue.
Visit · Dana Whitfield · 8:30{{ fd.st }}
Reason
Right ankle injury after a fall from a curb
Visit type
Urgent · called in 8:12
Booked by
MARA from the triage call; confirmed by you at 8:14
Patient
DOB 1992-03-14 · (555) 010-7731 · 88 Alder Ln, Riverbend
PCP
Dr. Priya Raman, MD · Family Medicine · NPI 1720394856 · last seen Mar 12, 2026
Pharmacy
Riverbend Pharmacy · 210 Mill St
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Plan
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Payer type
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Effective
Jan 1, 2026 · card scanned Jan 8, 2026 (front and back)
Cost sharing
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Identity & registration{{ reg.chip }}
Photo ID
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Language{{ reg.lang }}
Privacy noticeCurrent edition Feb 2026. Dana acknowledged the 2024 edition; the updated notice was offered in her app. A new signature isn’t required.
Advance directiveAsked: none on file. Not required for a physician office; offered information.
Other coverage
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Cost notices{{ reg.notices }}
Name on ID vs. insurance card is the classic identity-theft red flag (FTC Red Flags Rule). The language-assistance notice is posted in the lobby and the app in 15 languages (Section 1557).
Coverage verification{{ cov.fdChip }}
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Dana reported other coverage (spouse’s plan) in her app. Get that card and set primary and secondary before the claim goes out.
Coverage order · who pays first{{ cob.chip }}
Dana flagged in her app at 08:17: “My old work insurance is still listed first. It ended in December.”
The order on file doesn’t match today’s eligibility checks.· {{ cbi.text }}
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MARA recommendsyou decide
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Order rules: employee plan before a spouse’s plan (NAIC coordination-of-benefits model rule); Medicaid pays last; Medicare Secondary Payer rules (42 CFR 411). A self-funded plan follows its plan document. Every change is logged.
Forms & consents
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Done
Billing at check-in
Guarantor
Dana Whitfield (self)
Account balance
$0.00 · last statement paid Mar 28, 2026
Copay at check-in
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Collect today
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Estimate for visit
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Card on file
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Checked in 08:28 · sent to intake (Tessa Lin, MA)
Tessa Lin, MA · Pre-intake · Room 3
Intake ·
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AI-driven · MARA
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Every answer records who gave it. MARA’s readings of the conversation and of typed answers are suggestions until the person asking confirms them.
Dana isn’t checked in yet. You can start vitals, but intake can’t be sent until the front desk checks her in.
Vitals · today against her last visits
Measure
Today
Previous · Mar 26 · Nov 25 · Mar 25
Blood pressure
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114/72 · 118/74 · 112/70
Heart rate
66 · 72 · 64
Temperature °F
98.2 · 98.4 · 98.1
SpO₂ %
99 · 98 · 99
Weight lb
146 · 144 · 148
Height in
65.5 · — · 65.5
BMI
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23.9 · — · 24.3
Pain 0–10
0 · 2 · 0
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Previous readings from the chart (Riverbend Family Clinic). Flags compare today with her own baseline. They are for Dr. Raman to weigh, not diagnoses.
Medication reconciliationChecked against RxNorm + openFDA
Allergy: sulfonamide antibiotics · rash, Nov 2025
No active medicines on the list. Ask about over-the-counter pills, supplements and birth control.
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Patient reports taking
Not active, from the chart: TMP-SMX (stopped Oct 2025, rash), nitrofurantoin (completed Nov 2025), vitamin D3 (stopped Mar 2026, level normal).
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Depression screen (PHQ-2) · over the last 2 weeks, how often has she been bothered by:
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Fall riskNot due: routine fall-risk screening is for adults 65 and older.
Influenza 2026–27
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Other gapsTdap current until May 2031 · cervical screening next due 2027 · lipids rechecked Mar 2026
Depression screening for adults: USPSTF, grade B. Fall-risk screening: USPSTF, adults 65+. Vaccine and screening dates from the chart and the state immunization registry.
A recommendation, not an order. Dr. Raman decides; her choice and Dana’s 2-week check-in teach MARA.
Pre-visit brief · drafted by MARA from the 08:12 callSourced
Stepped off a curb at 07:40 and rolled her right ankle inward. Immediate pain on the outer ankle, swelling within minutes. Could not take four steps at the scene. No numbness. No prior ankle injury. Active medications: {{ meds.line }}.
Patient phone call, 08:12, summarised by MARA and read back to the patient. Chart: allergy list (updated 2025-11-04), med list ({{ meds.srcNote }}).
Intake is in progress. Vitals, reconciled medicines and Tessa’s note appear here when she sends them.
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Medicines (reconciled 08:35): {{ meds.line }}
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Ottawa ankle rules · your exam
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Coverage, before you order
No prior auth neededEst. patient cost {{ pl.estimate }}
Ankle radiograph, 3 views (CPT 73610) is covered without prior authorization for acute trauma under {{ pl.payer }} policy RAD-114.
According to {{ pl.payer }} medical policy RAD-114 and eligibility response 271 (both retrieved Sep 18, 08:13). Confidence 0.96.
Coverage unknown
{{ pl.payer }} did not answer the eligibility check. The cached copy of RAD-114 (Aug 30) says no prior auth for this order, but the patient’s active coverage is not confirmed. Clinical need doesn’t wait on this. Billing is re-checking.
270 sent Sep 18, 08:13 · no 271 received · policy RAD-114 cached 2026-08-30.
Order · drafted by MARA, yours to signCouncil 2 of 2 agree
MARA starts the note draft when the X-ray read comes back. The coder sees suggestions as it’s written.
Radiology result · routed back to this encounterDr. Marcus Ogle · 09:34
Impression: {{ rad.docImp }}
Recommendation: {{ rad.recText }}
Dr. Ogle changed the AI pre-read before signing: {{ rad.diffShort }}. MARA drafted the note below from the signed read, not the AI’s.
Visit note · MARA draft
Council 2 of 2 agreeHighlights support codes
S. 34-year-old woman stepped off a sidewalk curb at 07:40 today and inverted the right ankle. Immediate lateral pain and swelling; unable to bear weight four steps. No numbness. No prior ankle injury.
O. Swelling and bruising over the lateral malleolus. Bone tenderness at the posterior edge of the lateral malleolus; none medially, at the navicular or 5th metatarsal base. Skin intact (closed). Pulses and sensation intact. XR right ankle, 3 views: {{ rad.xrLine }}.
A. {{ rad.assess }} Initial encounter. New problem; evaluated and imaged before treatment, separate from splinting.
P. Short-leg posterior splint applied in clinic. Crutches, non-weight-bearing. {{ sc.painNote }} Elevate, ice. Return for numbness, colour change or pain out of proportion. Definitive fracture care: orthopaedics, seen within 1 week. {{ sc.recPlan }}
A. Sprain of the right ankle, lateral; ligament not specified. No fracture on the signed read. Initial encounter. New problem; evaluated and imaged.
P. Lace-up ankle brace (clinic stock, not billed). Weight-bearing as tolerated. {{ sc.painNote }} Elevate, ice. Physiotherapy referral if not improving in 2 weeks. Return for numbness, colour change or pain out of proportion. {{ sc.recPlan }}
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Signed 09:58 · coder, biller and patient view updated
Riverbend Imaging · Dr. Marcus Ogle, radiologist
Worklist
Sees the order and its context, not the whole chart
No order yet for D. Whitfield. When Dr. Raman signs one, it lands here with the clinical question, the exam findings and the safety screen already attached, so nobody has to phone the clinic.
Right ankle, 3 views: AP, mortise, lateral. The pregnancy screen and the order’s context are already attached, so the patient doesn’t get asked again.
Acquired 09:12 · AP, mortise, lateral · accession ACC-7719-3302. MARA’s AI pre-read ran at 09:13, circled one suspected finding and moved the study up the worklist.
AI flag: suspected fracture · 0.94
What arrived with the order
Question
Rule out lateral malleolus fracture after inversion injury
Exam
Posterior lateral malleolus tenderness; unable to bear weight 4 steps
Onset
Sep 18, 07:40 · fall from curb
Pregnancy
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Prior imaging
None in this practice · outside records not searched (no consent on file)
ServiceRequest signed by Dr. Raman, 08:52. “Not searched” is reported as not searched, never as “none”.
Your report
The report opens once images are acquired. MARA’s AI pre-read runs first and hands you a circled finding to confirm or reject.
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Prefilled from MARA’s AI pre-read (09:13). Nothing is signed until you choose.
Editing. The words and marks are yours. MARA records what changed from the AI pre-read.
Image annotations
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For findings that need action, document the date, time, method, who received it and what was said (ACR practice parameter on communication of diagnostic imaging findings).
No note draft yet. MARA starts suggesting codes the moment Dr. Raman’s draft exists, and names anything the note still needs to support them. No more chasing the provider after the fact.
Provisional. Dr. Raman hasn’t signed the note yet, so these codes can be reviewed but not accepted.
Diagnosis A · the models disagreeCouncil split · sent to you
MARA won’t average this away. Pick the code the documentation supports.
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Alex Moreno · Riverbend billing office
Claim CLM-88213
X12 270/271 · 837P · 835
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Posted Sep 20, 09:10 · statement explained in the patient app
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Allergy: sulfonamide antibiotics
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Relevant to today’s ankle injury · surfaced by MARASourced
Kidney function normal (creatinine 0.78, eGFR over 90, Mar 12, 2026), which supports a short NSAID course.
Vitamin D back in range (34 ng/mL, Mar 2026) after treatment for a low level in 2025.
Sulfonamide allergy (rash on TMP-SMX, Oct 2025). Not relevant to ibuprofen.
No prior ankle or foot injuries in this practice’s record. Outside records not searched.
According to Riverbend Lab results (resulted Mar 13, 2026) and the clinic chart (visits 2024–2026). Retrieved Sep 18, 08:41.
Problem list
Seasonal allergic rhinitis
J30.2 · active
Vitamin D insufficiency
E55.9 · resolved 2026
Acute cystitis
N30.00 · resolved 2025
Allergies & immunizations
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Sulfonamide antibiotics · rash · recorded Nov 4, 2025
Tdap
May 10, 2021
Influenza
Oct 2, 2025
COVID-19
Oct 2, 2025
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Middle-school teacher, on her feet most of the day
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Never
Alcohol
2–3 drinks a week
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Mother: hypothyroidism. Father: hypertension.
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2025-10
Acute cystitis N30.00
TMP-SMX, then nitrofurantoin
Resolved · sulfa rash
2025-03
Vitamin D insufficiency E55.9
D3 2,000 IU daily, 12 months
Normal Mar 2026
2025-03
Borderline LDL
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118 → 104
2024-04
Seasonal allergic rhinitis J30.2
Fluticasone spray, seasonal
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Riverbend Pharmacy · 210 Mill St · (555) 010-0142
E-prescribing
Enabled · last fill Nov 1, 2025 (nitrofurantoin)
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External fill history: not queried (no consent on file). Not the same as “no fills”.
Emergency contact
Jordan Whitfield (spouse) · authorized Feb 20, 2024
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2019-06-02Summit General ED · left wrist sprain, X-ray negative, splint 1 week
2025-10-02State immunization registry · influenza and COVID-19 vaccines
Retrieved through TEFCA at 08:40 with Dana’s consent. No prior ankle injury in outside records either.
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2023-08-09Lakeview Physical Therapy · low back strain, 6 visits, discharged
From Dana’s MyChart export, uploaded by Dana 2026-09-12 · unverified until matched to the sending organization. Network records above are matched and signed by their source; this one is shown as Dana’s own copy.
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Hidden in this view: mental health, substance-use treatment (42 CFR Part 2) and reproductive health. To open them you need a reason, and every opening goes to the privacy officer for review.
Mental health
Generalized anxiety disorder F41.1 · counselling 2023–2024 · no current medicines
Inversion injury after a fall from a curb at 07:40. Tenderness at the posterior edge of the lateral malleolus; unable to bear weight for 4 steps (Ottawa positive). Rule out fracture.
COMPARISON
None in this practice. Outside records not searched.
TECHNIQUE
AP, mortise and lateral views of the right ankle.
FINDINGS AI
Oblique cortical lucency through the distal fibula at the lateral malleolus, below the level of the tibial plafond. No measurable displacement (under 1 mm). Circled as finding 1.
Ankle mortise congruent. Medial clear space 3 mm, within normal limits.
No fracture of the medial or posterior malleolus. Talar dome intact.
Soft-tissue swelling over the lateral malleolus.
Base of 5th metatarsal only partly in the field: not assessed.
IMPRESSION AI
Suspected nondisplaced fracture of the right lateral malleolus, below the syndesmosis (Weber A pattern). Radiologist confirmation required.
RECOMMENDATION AI
Orthopaedic follow-up; no further imaging needed now.
AI image-based evaluationCouncil 2 of 2 · same location
Region
AI result
Confidence
Lateral malleolus
Fracture, nondisplaced (finding 1)
0.94
Fracture level
Below syndesmosis · Weber A
0.88
Medial malleolus
No fracture
0.97
Posterior malleolus
No fracture (lateral view)
0.95
Mortise alignment
Congruent · MCS 3 mm
0.92
5th metatarsal base
Not assessed · partly out of field
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Generated 09:13 by MARA’s imaging pre-read from PACS study ACC-7719-3302. Two independent models placed finding 1 within 4 px of each other. Image-based only; no clinical diagnosis. “Not assessed” is never reported as “normal”.