The intake is a timeline, not an HPI paragraph
Onset clusters, diet, sleep, and exposures have to be reconstructable. A 90-minute story dumped into Subjective is unusable at the follow-up.
Functional Medicine
Root-cause intakes, specialty labs, and referring-clinician letters — timeline, exposures, and lab interpretation drafted from the long visit so the plan is not lost in a 90-minute narrative.
The problem
Onset clusters, diet, sleep, and exposures have to be reconstructable. A 90-minute story dumped into Subjective is unusable at the follow-up.
Stool, organic acids, and hormone panels have to become a report the patient and the referring clinician can both read. Highlighting a PDF is not a report.
PCP letters have to map functional findings to conventional problems and meds. A 12-page matrix does not get read.
How Augustun fits
Digestive-symptom evaluations and exposure assessments capture timeline and systems from the long consult.
Functional-medicine lab-review reports structure findings and planned interventions separately from the visit SOAP.
Consultation summaries translate the plan into conventional language for the PCP.
Digestive evaluations, environmental-exposure assessments, lab-review reports, and referring-clinician letters.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per functional-medicine clinician per long consult on notes and letters
Labs
Specialty panels interpreted as a standalone report
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, Practice Better, Charm)
FAQ
Yes. Timeline, systems, and exposures discussed in the consult are structured so the follow-up is not a reread of a 90-minute transcript dump.
Yes. Specialty-lab findings discussed in the visit are drafted into a lab-review report.
Yes. Consultation summaries translate the plan into language a referring clinician can act on.
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