For providers
Mentra turns your patients' voice check-ins into a short brief with every sentence cited to a dated entry. Read it on the way in and start where they actually are.
Thursday, October 23
Today
- 9:00Jordan M.Brief ready · 6 shared entries
- 10:30Priya S.Brief ready · 3 shared entries
- 1:00Sam K.No shared entries this week
- 3:30Alex R.Brief ready · 4 shared entries
Pre-session brief · Jordan M.
Shared entries onlyWork deadlines came up in four of six check-insOct 17Oct 21. Jordan described sleeping about five hours Monday to WednesdayOct 22. A call with their sister felt easier than last monthOct 23.
Stressors, last 4 weeks
How a brief is made
From a late-night voice note to three cited sentences.
- 1
The patient talks
A check-in of a minute or fifteen, whenever something comes up. They choose whether to share it with you.
- 2
Mentra organises
Dates, counts and patterns are computed directly from entries. A language model only labels the themes.
- 3
You read the brief
Up to ten sentences before each session, each one linked to the entries it came from.
What you get
Built to be checked, not just trusted.
Cited, sentence by sentence
Every line in a brief links to the dated entries behind it. Open any one to hear or read it in the patient's words.
Stressor trends
See which themes are rising, steady or easing across the last few weeks, not just the last few days.
Safety flags
Concerning language is flagged to you or your team's lead for review. The patient sees a fixed crisis card with 988.
Your whole caseload
Today's sessions, who has shared what, and who hasn't checked in lately, on one screen.
Every view logged
Opening clinical content is recorded automatically. You can review your own access history any time.
Shared entries only
Briefs are written only from what the patient chose to share with you. Nothing more.
What it won't do
A clear line around the clinical work.
Mentra is a way to hear more of your patient's week. The care is still yours.
- It doesn't diagnose, score risk or suggest treatment.
- It doesn't reply to patients or act as a chatbot.
- It doesn't read entries a patient kept private.
- It doesn't replace your judgment. It saves you the catch-up.
Bring the week
into the room.
Tell us about your practice and we'll walk you through Mentra with your own workflow in mind.