Specialties07Integrative & cash-pay
Bring the lab work onto one chart.
Functional medicine runs dozens of specialised panels patients pay for out of pocket, and the interpretation lives in the trends. Ona keeps orders, protocols and results on one chart instead of scattered across vendors.
The defining challenge in functional medicine is lab complexity. Practices run a wide range of specialised panels — microbiome, hormone, food-sensitivity and more — mostly outside insurance, and the clinical value comes from tracking trends across many biomarker types that never fit a normal flowsheet. It's a data problem as much as a clinical one: keeping orders, protocols and results legible when they don't naturally sit in one place.
Ona pulls that work onto a single chart. Labs are ordered from the chart through Junction, Fullscript or a requisition, results are read into values you can trend across labs, the ambient scribe frames the interpretation in the note, and the patient's food journal sits on the same chart — so the trends you reason from live next to the patient, not across five logins.
Three things functional medicine practices lean on.
Order through Junction, Fullscript or a PDF requisition, and every result, from Junction, a fax or an upload, is parsed into values against reference ranges with trends across labs. Supplement protocols sit on the same chart as templates — one source of truth for the lab-heavy practice.
Explore LabsFrom a panel-heavy baseline to a legible trend.
Step 01
A baseline that captures the detail.
Conversational intake with branching gathers history, symptoms and lifestyle context as structured data — the starting point a panel-heavy work-up needs.
Step 02
Orders placed from the chart.
Labs go out through Junction, Fullscript or a requisition from the chart, and supplement protocols are charted from templates, so the work-up doesn't scatter across vendor portals.
Step 03
Interpretation lives with the visit.
The ambient scribe drafts the reasoning against your template, and the patient's food journal sits on the same chart as the panels.
Step 04
The trend stays legible over time.
Results, notes, food journal entries and messages sit on one chart, so the next visit opens with the picture across panels rather than a stack of disconnected PDFs.
Functional Medicine, answered.
How does Ona handle a lab-heavy practice?
Labs are ordered from the chart through Junction, Fullscript or a PDF requisition, and every report, from Junction, a fax or an upload, is parsed into values with trends across labs. Supplements and medications sit on the same chart — one source of truth for orders and results.
Where does the interpretation across panels live?
In the note. The ambient scribe drafts the visit against your template with patient and visit data pulled in, so the reasoning is recorded with the visit and stays available at the next one.
Can patient-reported data sit alongside the results?
Yes. Food journal entries, with calorie and macro trends against your targets and the patient's meal notes, sit on the same chart as the panels, and intake forms and interviews land there too. There's no separate symptom tracker.
Do patients get a clear view of their own data?
The mobile-first portal keeps visits, shared documents, lab results your team has reviewed, care plans and messages in one login, so patients can follow their own plan between appointments.
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