SOAP note drafting
Turn structured intake into an editable Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan draft.
Clinical AI for licensed acupuncturists
ASKLEMER is a clinical decision-support and documentation assistant in development for licensed acupuncturists, grounded in proprietary, de-identified SOAP-note data. It drafts structured notes and suggests point prescriptions—with a practitioner reviewing every output.
Purpose-built for U.S. acupuncture SOAP workflows · Pre-launch · Practitioner-in-the-loop
Intake narrative organized into concise, editable findings.
Observed findings, including practitioner-entered pulse and tongue details.
Pattern differentiation and treatment principle shown as suggestions.
Point prescription with rationale linked to source cases.
The problem
Acupuncture documentation asks practitioners to translate a complex visit into a clear Western SOAP structure while preserving pattern differentiation, treatment principle, and point-selection reasoning. ASKLEMER is being built to assist with that translation—not to replace the clinician making it.
What ASKLEMER is building
Turn structured intake into an editable Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan draft.
Suggest point prescriptions and explain how each choice connects to the clinical reasoning.
Support pattern differentiation across Eight Principles and Zang-Fu, connecting treatment principle to plan.
Ask a case and review relevant excerpts from a proprietary, de-identified SOAP-note corpus.
Proprietary clinical foundation
ASKLEMER’s clinical foundation is a proprietary corpus of real-world acupuncture SOAP notes from educational and practice-clinic settings. De-identification protects identity while the SOAP structure preserves the path from reported findings to observation, assessment, and practitioner-approved plan.
Development status: the product remains in development. Corpus provenance does not by itself establish clinical performance, and no outcome claim is being made.
Closed-loop direction
ASKLEMER’s model-development architecture is designed to keep authorized clinical data, training, model updates, and inference inside a controlled loop.
Future clinical records enter the improvement pipeline only when the patient has affirmatively opted in.
Authorized records are de-identified before they move into the proprietary training environment.
Training is intended to run on infrastructure ASKLEMER controls or deliberately selects, including private data-center capacity.
Updated models are intended to propagate back to practitioner-selected local inference units, reducing routine cloud transmission.
Delivery
Standalone website: practitioners can work in a dedicated ASKLEMER clinical workspace.
EHR integration: planned connections can bring practitioner-approved assistance into compatible systems such as athenahealth through supported APIs, command-line tooling, or MCP interfaces, subject to vendor access and permissions.
Roadmap
Acupuncture SOAP notes, pattern differentiation, and point selection are the first clinical foundation. The structured documentation and closed-loop model approach is intended to extend later to adjacent practitioner workflows such as massage therapy and moxibustion.
Expansion areas are roadmap concepts and will require their own authorized data, evaluation, safeguards, and practitioner review.
Built for
L.Ac. and TCM clinicians who want structured documentation without flattening their reasoning.
Teams that need consistent, reviewable records and a workflow compatible with U.S. documentation.
Programs exploring how cited clinical reasoning can support supervised learning and documentation.
Consent, de-identification, controlled training, local-inference goals, access controls, auditability, and strict practitioner review are design commitments—not certification claims.
Common questions
No. ASKLEMER drafts and suggests; a licensed practitioner evaluates, edits, and approves every output.
ASKLEMER is in development. Licensed practitioners, clinics, and teaching programs can join the early-access list or request a pilot conversation.
Early access
Tell us how you document, reason, and review.