New pain management runs on history — prior injections, physical therapy, imaging, and what did or didn’t work last time. Othisis reads the records you upload, listens to the visit, and merges both into one structured note where every line can be clicked back to the exact moment or document it came from.
A new pain patient rarely arrives empty-handed. Referral letters, MRI reports, prior PT notes, and outside injection records land as a stack of PDFs, and the first consult turns into record reconstruction before it becomes a conversation.
Each visit builds on the last — prior physical therapy, and medication trials all shape whether treatment continues, adjusts, or changes, which Othisis brings together through longitudinal chart review.
Documentation risks include vague functional-status notes, thin detail on why a regimen was continued or changed, and incomplete records of the risk conversation with the patient.
Months later, the note is the only record of what was discussed and why.
Reviews prior visit notes and medication trials
Summarizes functional status trends and pain-scale history
Surfaces prior treatment responses and any flagged concerns
Organizes referral and imaging documentation into a pre-visit overview
Ingests uploaded records — referral letters, MRI and CT reports, prior PT and injection notes, outside pain clinic records
Builds a structured patient profile from intake documents: history, prior treatments, condition mentions
The record stack becomes a pre-visit summary, so the consult starts with context instead of reconstruction.
Listens ambiently to the clinician–patient conversation
Captures functional status, pain levels, and treatment response as discussed
Documents the reasoning behind continuing, adjusting, or stopping a regimen
Records risk-mitigation and informed-consent conversations as they happen
Merges the prior-records summary into the same note
Documentation builds in real time without turning the visit into a data-entry exercise.
Generates a structured pain management progress note
Organizes medication and regimen changes for the record
Prepares referral documentation for physical therapy, or specialist follow-up
Maintains continuity across visits and providers
Drafts insurance and medical-necessity documentation from what was captured in the visit
Produces a plain-language patient handout with the plan and next steps
Every line stays clickable back to its source
Notes, letters and summaries all come out of the same reviewed record.