Bring the patient's health story into view.

Bring chart findings, lab trends and patient education into one visual conversation.

Translucent human figure showing the brain, lungs, heart, liver, stomach and intestines, circled by the MedChartz 3D orbit — Illustrative brand artwork

See it in a visit

Interactive 3D anatomy, visual education and report-linked clinical insights—designed to make patient conversations clearer.

Built for the conversation in the exam room

Checked against release v2.2.21 (November 12, 2026)

Explain coronary disease in seconds

Reported narrowing, drawn on the right vessel.

Synthetic patient: 3D heart with documented narrowing labelled on the LAD, LCx, RCA and ramus — Synthetic patient. Not real patient data.

Show the rhythm you are treating

The patient’s documented rhythm, heart and ECG moving together.

Synthetic example: atrial fibrillation animation with the matching ECG — Synthetic patient. Not real patient data.

Lab trends without hunting through PDFs

Any lab over time, from the authorized reports, against each report’s printed range.

Synthetic patient: glucose trend with the printed reference interval shaded — Synthetic patient. Not real patient data.

Start the risk conversation with the estimate on screen

A 10-year PREVENT estimate, ready when you open it, from chart vitals and labs.

Synthetic patient: PREVENT 10-year estimate with listed assumptions — Synthetic patient. Not real patient data.

Teach with the anatomy in front of you

Guided 3D demonstrations, such as Barrett’s esophagus at the GE junction.

Barrett's esophagus close-up at the GE junction, from the GERD demonstration — Synthetic patient. Not real patient data.

How it fits the visit

1
Open the chart
Start in your EMR with the patient you are seeing.
2
Launch MedChartz 3D
It opens for that patient from inside the EMR, using the EMR’s own sign-in.
3
Show and explain
Turn the model, open a demonstration, or bring up a lab trend while you talk.
4
Close when you are done
Back to the chart, with nothing written into it.

Works inside your EMR

Currently integrated with MedChartz EMR; additional integrations evaluated individually.

MedChartz 3D opens from the chart for the patient you have open, using the EMR’s own sign-in.

Planned Cardiac report interpretation and Colonoscopy follow-up reminders: in development, not available today.

Questions

Does MedChartz 3D replace our EMR?

No. It opens from within the EMR for the patient you have open, and reads from the chart. It does not write anything back.

Which EMRs does it work with?

Currently integrated with MedChartz EMR; additional integrations evaluated individually. Tell us which EMR you use when you request a demo.

Where does the information come from?

The problem list, history and vitals, plus the authorized reports that the EMR integration supplies for that patient. It does not read every document in the chart. Scanned reports are read with text recognition.

Is patient information stored?

Chart data is read when the viewer opens and kept only temporarily for that session. MedChartz 3D does not keep its own copy of the chart.

Are the extracted lab values verified?

They are read automatically and shown as provisional, with the source page one click away. Check them against the original report before relying on them.

Does it interpret cardiac reports or track colonoscopy follow-up?

Not yet. Both are planned and are not part of the current product.

Are the animations specific to the patient?

The anatomy is a standard 3D model with the patient’s documented findings placed on it. Rhythm and condition animations are illustrations, labelled as such, not recordings of the patient.

What does the risk estimate assume?

If the history lists hypertension or hyperlipidemia, treatment is assumed; other yes/no factors default to no unless documented. Every assumption is listed with its reason and can be changed. Missing numbers are never guessed.

Does it make clinical decisions?

No. It is a visualization and education tool. Risk estimates use published equations and list every assumption; clinical judgment stays with you.

Request a demo

We will show MedChartz 3D with a synthetic patient and talk through how it would connect to your EMR.

Email us with your name, practice and the EMR you use. Please do not include any patient information.

Request a demo by email

Or write to Joel@WarshawMD.com