EMR-NEUTRAL CLINIC WORKSPACE
Keep your EMR. Lose the 1998 workflow.
Amore is the modern clinic layer between your team and whatever system owns the chart. Teach it your clinic's structure once. It returns fast, consistent, clinician-reviewed plain text—ready for any EMR or text-based record.
Interactive clinic model · synthetic content
Make the clinic’s language click.
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3 of 6 clinic-authored inputs placed. Nothing is inferred.
ONE CLINIC · ONE WORKING LANGUAGE
Left hand. Right hand. Same clinic.
Clinical and administrative teams do different work. Amore gives both sides the same clinic-authored structure, so neither has to translate the other's intent.
Clinicians document.
Each provider keeps their own wording and judgment while the clinic keeps a recognizable record.
Your templates, offerings, pricing, reference, and publishing rules become the working playbook.
Administrators operate.
The people maintaining offerings, pricing, and patient materials work from the same clinic logic.
ONE CLINIC · THREE WORKSPACES
The playbook becomes the workspace.
Notes holds the structure of the record. Cabinet holds the clinic's offerings, pricing, and medication math. Codex holds the reference the team learns from.
Sample clinic
Your clinic's playbook.
Start from the clinic library. Customize only when the encounter calls for it.
Director reviewedEncounter note · sample data
Follow-up Copy noteClinic catalog
Cabinet
DOCUMENTATION
Notes
Build the clinic's preferred note structures from reusable cards, rapid inputs, prior context, and locally parsed labs. Clinicians choose the words. Amore keeps the shape dependable.
Your structure · the clinician's voiceOPERATIONS
Cabinet
Keep offerings, pharmacies, pricing, formats, and medication math in one clinic-owned catalog. Administrators maintain the source. The clinical team can see the operational reality around the plan.
The operation behind the careREFERENCE
Codex
Give the team a visual reference for the protocols and treatments this clinic actually uses. Shared clinical content stays in draft until the clinic's medical director reviews and publishes it.
The clinic's living referenceTAUGHT · NOT GUESSED
A note you build. Not a note that guesses.
Teach Amore the clinic's structures, fields, reusable language, and rules. Clinicians click through the repeatable parts, type or paste what is unique, and review the resulting note in their own words. The deterministic core places only what it can identify. Ambiguous values stay blank.
HPI · labs · plan · follow-up
Click · type · paste · review
Recognizable, editable, ready to copy
ONE SYSTEM · DIFFERENT JOBS
The same clinic logic, wherever the work goes.
Amore does not make every role identical. It gives clinicians, administrators, and new teammates a shared structure, so the handoffs stop depending on memory and translation.
See what belongs in the record
Use the clinic's structure without surrendering the wording and judgment that belong to the clinician.
See what the clinic actually offers
Keep formats, pharmacies, pricing, and medication math visible to the people supporting the plan.
Start from the reviewed system
New teammates learn how the clinic usually works instead of reverse-engineering it from old files and tribal memory.
AUTHORITY · DATA POSTURE
The boundaries are part of the product.
Your clinic writes the playbook. Administrators maintain the operational system. The medical director approves shared clinical content. Clinicians retain judgment over every encounter. Amore hosts the structure. It does not decide the care.
CLINIC LINK · PATIENT-CARRIED · IN DEVELOPMENT
Amore prepares the plan. The patient carries it into Proteneo.
Amore prepares a readable clinic plan. The patient deliberately carries it into Proteneo, keeps a private local record, and chooses what to include in a report they bring back. The next visit can start with more context and less reconstruction.
No silent sync. No back door between systems. The patient stays in control of what crosses the line.
Ask about Clinic LinkAmore
- 01 · PREPAREBuild the take-home plan.
- 02 · REVIEWClinician reviews the exact plan.
- 03 · READYClinic-plan file is ready to carry.
Amore prepares the plan. It does not silently write to a patient record.
Proteneo
Review clinic plan
The clinic’s plan lands as a bounded, readable .txt file. The patient reviews it before anything saves.
Keep your own record
Treatment details the patient saves stay encrypted on the device. Proteneo has no account or sign-in.
Choose the useful parts
The patient previews the exact report, then carries it through the clinic’s normal channel.
BUILT INSIDE THE WORK
Specific friction deserves a specific system.
One 6 p.m.–6 a.m. ER shift ended with notes at 11:30 the next morning. In the OR, the same procedure became a different document for every attending. Add medication math trapped in spreadsheets and clinic knowledge scattered across people and folders.
Amore was built by a clinician who got tired of pretending that was normal—and knows the difference between a feature that demos well and one a clinic will actually use.
DESIGN PARTNERS
Show us how your clinic actually works.
What belongs in the note? What do administrators need? What should every clinician know? Where do the current handoffs break? We turn that into a workspace your team can own.