Your whole care team, working from one plan.
Your care plan, your history, and everyone looking after you, in one place that travels with you through life. Your clinicians use EMME to understand your story before the appointment, so your time together is about you, not filling in forms. You’ll usually receive a secure link from your clinic to get started.
Have a link from your clinic? Open it to begin your intake — no account setup needed first.
What to expect
A guided conversation
You tell your story to a warm, patient assistant — on your own phone, at your own pace. It listens and builds your history; it never rushes you.
Your clinician reviews everything
EMME never decides anything. It prepares; your clinician reviews, adjusts, and approves every part of your care.
A clear summary
When your clinician is ready, they share a plain-language summary with you — no jargon, focused on your plan and your questions.
Tell your story once. Then never again.
Most clinics hand you the same blank form every visit. EMME doesn’t. Your first intake builds your full history, and after that every appointment, and every clinician you see, builds on what is already there. They confirm what has changed instead of asking it all again. Because the record is yours and travels with you, you never start from scratch, even with a new clinician.
Written to be understood.
The care plan your clinician shares is in plain language. It does not contain a diagnosis or medication instructions, those are your clinician’s to give and explain in person. It reflects what you told us and frames the conversation ahead.
Your information stays yours.
- ✓Your health information is protected under the privacy laws that apply to you.
- ✓Identifiers are never sent outside EMME when it looks up research.
- ✓Nothing is processed until you give consent.
- ✓Your clinician controls what is shared with you, and when.
- ✓You can ask for a copy of your data, or its deletion.
EMME helps your clinician — it doesn’t replace them.
EMME is a tool that prepares information and drafts a plan. Every recommendation is reviewed, adjusted, and signed off by your clinician before it reaches you. The decisions about your care are always theirs, made with you.