October 2, 2026
How Marvix AI Redefines the Athena Experience
Explore how Marvix’s ambient AI assistant integrates deeply with Athena to create AI summaries, carry forward assessments, and automated billing code instantly.
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From Pre-Charting to Payer-ready notes, Marvix AI runs the entire clinic visit
Instant Clinical Notes
Instant Clinical Notes
Earn up to $80k more per provider/yr
Instant E&M Codes with MDM Rationale
E&M Codes & Modifiers with MDM Rationale
Save up to $43k per provider/yr
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CPT codes & J codes
CPT codes & J codes
Earn up to $54k more per provider/yr
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HCC Codes & RAF Scores
HCC codes & RAF scores
Reduces billing gaps for VBCr
Specialty Documentation Needs More than Ambient Scribing
Scribes only capture what’s said in the room. We automate the other 90% of the workflows.
BUILT FROM 5 SOURCES + THE VISIT
What was stored on the EHR
Prior notes, encounters, problem lists. Lavender with blue underline.
What the specialty requires
Scores, staging, protocols
What the payer requires
Coverage, necessity, coding
What the team contributed
MA, RN, NP inputs
Your documentation style
Macros, exam, ROS language, format
What came from external sources
Pt. intakes, labs, imaging. Pink, new.
John Doe
DOB 10/01/73
MRN 1738u
Movement Disorders Follow-up
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
62-year-old woman followed for Parkinson disease, progressive tremor since 2023. Reports morning off-periods of roughly 45 minutes and worsening micrographia.
Levodopa 100/25 mg TID, last adjusted 03/2026 per prior note. 1 Intake form: worsening micrographia. 6
OBJECTIVE
Cogwheel rigidity in the left upper extremity; gait narrow-based, no retropulsion.
MDS-UPDRS III 28. H&Y stage 2. 2 Fall-risk screen negative (MA); medication reconciliation completed (RN). 4
ASSESSMENT
Parkinson disease, akinetic-rigid predominant.
Chronic illness with progression requiring medication adjustment; meets LCD criteria for continued therapy. 3
PLAN
1. Increase levodopa to 150/25 mg TID.
2. Refer for DBS candidacy evaluation.
3. PT for gait and balance, 8 visits.
4. Return in 3 months, sooner if dyskinesia develops. 5
ICD-10
G20 · R25.1
E/M
99214
AVS
Drafted
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BUILT FROM 2 INPUTS
What was said
Conversation from the room
One general template
Same structure across visits
John Doe
DOB 10/01/73
HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS
Patient is here for follow-up of her tremor. She says the tremor has gotten worse and that mornings are difficult.Her handwriting has become smaller. She is taking her medication as prescribed.
OBJECTIVE
Exam performed. Some stiffness noted on the left side.Walking was discussed.
ASSESSMENT
Parkinson disease, stable. A medication change was discussed with the patient.
PLAN
1- Increase medication.
2- Consider a referral.
3- Follow up in a few months.
ICD-10
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E/M
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AVS
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Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Before the Visit
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Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
Schedule, history, demographic data, problem lists, medications, and prior records brought together before the visit.
In the Room
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
After the Visit
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
Records the consult and inserts clinical phrasing, not layman language
When we looked for AI scribe vendors we went through a tedious process to find the right fit and we've found that in Marvix AI. Their software is customizable, integratable with EMR, specialist-friendly and is incredibly user friendly. They're responsive and willing to meet you where you are in today's ever changing AI landscape.
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Amanda McFayden
Director of Clinical Operations, DENT Neurologic Institute
Absolutely transformative! Marvix AI has literally changed my life by giving me back my most precious resource—time. I no longer spend weekends and evenings painstakingly finishing notes or writing long letters. With Marvix AI, I have my own personal scribe that seems to know me better than I know myself.
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Dr. Madeline Chadehumbe
CMO, Neurabilities
Marvix has really transformed my clinical documentation. I'm able to have more meaningful conversations with patients while Marvix captures the encounter in real time. The summarizer has been a big help, and cuts down my pre-charting time. My after-hours charting has significantly dropped, my inbox feels much lighter, and I honestly can't imagine running my clinic without Marvix.
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Varun Chawla
Nephrologist, West Coast Kidney Institute
I had an extremely anxious patient walk in Friday afternoon at 4:30 PM. Because of Marvix, I was able to take my time in the appointment, right up until 5PM, not caring that I was seeing the patient late in the day on a holiday weekend, as I knew all elements would be captured. Without a doubt, that made the patient feel better. For me, Marvix undoubtedly has improved many aspects of care, not to mention quality of life and work-life balance.
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Amy Brett
APP, Medical Oncology & Hematology Consultants
Honestly, Marvix is life-changing, and it’s a huge time saver. My efficiency probably went up 60 to 70%, which is unbelievable. The accuracy of the notes stands out too, because the details it captures make every note very individualized. I was overwhelmed by paperwork and dictating at 2 AM, and Marvix came like magic and really saved me. It’s customized and optimized for orthopedics, and it’s the only software in my life that makes any sense for me.
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Evgeny A. Dyskin
Orthopedic Surgeon, UBMD Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine
Frankly, Marvix has saved me probably $20,000 on my transcriptionist. It works, and it’s amazing. Its pre-visit preparation is great. It saves time and money, so I think it’s a no-brainer.
GK
Dr. Gene Katsevman
Neurosurgeon
Before Marvix, we were burdened with the mental talk of not only evaluating the patient but also having to redictate every visit. Also, our nursing staff were spending a tremendous amount of time putting in exam findings and procedure details which caused them the stay late, endure burnout and run up overtime hours. With Marvix, I can focus on the patient, knowing that Marvix will fully capture every problem that I evaluate, properly document the exam and fill out procedure templates for me.
JG
Dr. Jed Grizel
Otolaryngologist, The Centers for Advanced ENT Care – Texoma.
I used to spend lots of time on documentation prior to Marvix. Now I am able to automate my conversations with patients. I particularly like how Marvix pushes it right into the correct places in my note
KE
Dr. Kian Efthekari
Board-Certified Oculofacial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon
Trusted by specialty practices across the US
Out-patient as well as In-patient settings
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Works Inside the EHR you already use
Real-time appointment sync
Extracts prior records for AI summaries
Section-specific note push
Works with FHIR, HL7, and proprietary API formats
No Integration Fee
Setup Time 1-3 Weeks
Free Trials Available
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HIPAA compliant
Soc2 Type2 compliant
End-to-end Encryption
Role based access & SSO
Audit Logging
Configurable Data Retention
Other ambient scribes
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Marvix AI
Specialty coverage
Built mainly around primary care
135+ specialties and subspecialties
EHR integration
Copy-paste or one-way push
Real-time two-way sync with all major EHRs
Pre-charting
Starts when the visit starts
Pulls the schedule and patient records before the visit, plus uploaded faxes and handwritten notes
Care gap alerts
Not part of the workflow
MIPS and HEDIS gaps surfaced before the visit
Patient Recap
Limited
Chronological summary of the patient's history before the visit
Composite note
Covers the current visit only
Inserts relevant chart history into the current visit note
Personalization
Template-level style settings
Learns each provider's tone, structure, formatting and phrasing from past notes
Coding
Limited
E/M levels and ICD-10 codes with MDM rationale
Medical necessity
Left to the provider
Medical necessity language and LCD criteria captured in the note
Collaboration
Single-user notes
Multiple team members work on shared notes, each entry named and timestamped
Documentation suite
Limited
AVS, referral letters, patient instructions and custom documents
AI assistant
Limited
Answers questions using the consult's transcript, notes and chart data
Dictation
Limited
Live dictation that works in any app on the provider's computer
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