Turn a stack of old records into an answer, with the page cited
Upload prescriptions, lab reports, scans, or referral letters — PDFs, photos, or Word docs. Medical Analyser extracts what's clinically relevant and answers questions with a citation to the exact document and page.
- PDF, Image & Word Support
- Cited to the Exact Page
- HIPAA Ready
Features
Medical Analyser Features
Upload prescriptions, lab reports, and scans — Medical Analyser reads them and answers questions with page-level citations.
Any Format Clinicians Actually Get
PDFs, photos of prescriptions, scanned reports, and Word documents — up to 20MB each, multiple files at once.
Live Analysis Status
Every document moves through Uploading → Queued → Analysing → Analysed, so you always know where it stands.
Answers Cite the Exact Page
Every answer links to a clickable citation that opens the source document jumped to the right page.
One History, Not a Folder
Ask a question across a patient's entire uploaded record history in one chat, instead of opening file after file.
Feeds Co-pilot Too
Documents dropped straight into Co-pilot's chat land in the same pipeline and become queryable here as well.
Retry Without Re-Uploading
A document that fails analysis can be retried with one click — no need to re-upload the file.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
01
Upload the Records
Drag in prescriptions, lab reports, scans, or referral letters — PDFs, photos, or Word docs.
02
Medical Analyser Reads Them
Each document is queued, analysed, and summarized, with clear status the whole way through.
03
Ask & Get a Cited Answer
Ask a question in plain language and get an answer that links straight to the source page.
Why RxNote
Why Doctors Choose Medical Analyser
- No more scrolling through PDFs looking for one lab value
- Every answer is traceable to a specific document and page
- Works across scanned handwriting, typed reports, and photos
- One upload, queryable from both Medical Analyser and Co-pilot
lab_report_march.pdf
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is Medical Analyser available today?
Yes — Medical Analyser is available on every RxNote account. Upload a document and start asking questions.
What file types can I upload?
PDFs, JPEG/PNG images, and Word (.doc/.docx) files, up to 20MB each.
How are answers cited?
Each answer includes a clickable citation pill that opens the exact source document at the page it came from.