01
Capture
Add the work once.
Log a case, create an operative-report draft, or paste a note you already wrote.
Surgeon-controlled practice intelligence
A platform that understands your practice.
UNIRA connects case logging, operative documentation, billing review, analytics, and surgical reference around one record you control. Every case adds context. Every workflow becomes more relevant to your work.
Built by a practicing surgeon
Across surgical specialties
You control the record
Case record
Documentation
Billing review
Analytics
// One Surgeon Problem
Different practices.
The same fragmented work.
Academic or private. Employed or independent. Early-career or established. Every surgeon still has to document operations, understand billing, track productivity, review outcomes, and find reliable answers.
Today, those jobs live in separate systems that rarely understand the surgeon. UNIRA brings them together around the one constant: your practice.
01 Case log
02 Operative note
03 Billing review
04 Analytics
05 Reference
One context beneath every workflow
Your longitudinal practice record
// How It Compounds
Every case makes the platform more useful.
A case log should do more than count procedures. In UNIRA, each case becomes context for the rest of the platform.
02
Structure
Turn detail into context.
Organize the procedure, complexity, documentation, coding information, timing, and outcomes you choose to track.
03
Understand
See your practice clearly.
Build a view of your case mix, volume, productivity, documentation style, and practice patterns.
04
Apply
Use the context everywhere.
Bring it into billing review, documentation, analytics, and surgical-reference questions.
As your record grows, the context available to every UNIRA workflow grows with it. The immediate return is a better workflow around today’s case. The long-term return is a practice record that keeps becoming more useful.
// Where the practical value lives
The operative note is where clinical work, documentation, and billing meet.
Generate the note from a few words, or paste the note you already wrote. UNIRA helps turn either workflow into a detailed, reviewable account of what the documentation supports.
Path 01
Describe the case.
Get a structured draft.
Say or type what was unique about the operation. OpWriter builds a case-specific operative-report draft from the details you provide and, when available, examples of how you write. You review, edit, and finalize the record.
See how OpWriter works
Path 02
Already have an op note?
Paste it.
UNIRA can surface candidate procedure and diagnosis codes, modifier considerations, and possible documentation gaps or mismatches—linked back to the language in the note for surgeon and billing-team review.
Explore the billing layer
Documented detail
Recurrent defect, operative approach, mesh position, fixation, additional work, and case-specific findings.
Candidate codesProcedure and diagnosis options tied to documented language.
ReviewModifier considerationsPossible modifiers and edit relationships to examine.
ReviewDocumentation gapsSpecificity, support, or mismatches worth resolving.
2 promptsUncertainty made visibleQuestions are surfaced instead of hidden behind a definitive answer.
ExplicitDesigned for review, not autonomous billing. UNIRA does not submit claims or replace a certified coder. It creates a clearer surface for the surgeon and billing team before coding is finalized.
// In Practice
What UNIRA helps you do as a surgeon.
Not another dashboard to maintain. A connected set of workflows that starts with the work you are already doing.
Current view
Case details become part of the longitudinal record.
05 / Across your career
Carry the record when the institution changes.
Import historical cases, maintain one continuous log, and export the record for credentialing, recertification, contract discussions, or a move between practices.
// Practice-Aware AI
Ask a surgical question. Get an answer that starts with your practice.
Generic AI begins with generic context. UNIRA can use the cases, notes, and preferences you choose to share to make its responses more relevant to how you actually work.
The more relevant context you add, the less generic the platform becomes.
Your cases
Practice analytics
Answers point back to your case history and underlying numbers.
“Which procedures account for most of my wRVUs this quarter?”
Your note
Billing guidance
Review points connect back to the operative note and applicable coding guidance.
“What documentation should I review before using this modifier?”
Published evidence
Surgical reference
Clinical-reference answers are designed to include sources and preserve surgeon judgment.
“Review the key steps and evidence for this approach.”
// Control By Design
The platform can understand your practice without owning it.
Your professional record should not reset when a hospital, group, payer, or registry changes. You decide what becomes part of UNIRA. You can review, export, or delete your data, and the record is designed to remain useful across jobs and career stages.
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Control
You decide what you add and which workflows use it.
02
Clarity
Insights point back to the record or source supporting them.
03
Portability
Your case history is designed to move with your career.
Not an EMR. Not automated claim submission. Not an institutional surveillance tool. UNIRA is practice intelligence built to serve the surgeon.
// How Surgeons Use UNIRA
Built around the work surgeons actually need to understand.
“It is vital for me to keep track of my progress in fellowship. With UNIRA, I can log my cases quickly and follow my productivity easily. UNIRA has been a great tool for staying focused on my goals as I prepare for the next step in my career.”
Gabriela Lievano Aitken, MD
Surgical Oncology Fellow · University of Tennessee Health Science Center
“UNIRA is the ChatGPT for surgeons. I’ve been a resident for seven years—I used to dig through textbooks and websites just to prep for cases. Now I get everything I need in one place, with sources I can actually verify. It was clearly built by surgeons.”
Daisy Sanchez, MD
Plastic Surgery Fellow · UT San Antonio
“As a high-volume thoracic surgeon, time is everything—and UNIRA respects that. I use it to track my RVUs, case types, and operative-time trends without the usual hassle. It gives me a clear view of my productivity and helps me stay on top of billing without digging through reports.”
Fernando Safdie, MD
Thoracic Surgeon · Mount Sinai Medical Center
“As someone who has spent over three decades training surgeons, I see UNIRA as a breakthrough. It gives young surgeons the tools I wish we had years ago—objective data on their case volume, complexity, and progression over time.”
Samuel Szomstein, MD, FACS
Bariatric Surgeon · Cleveland Clinic Florida
“Before UNIRA, tracking my cases was a chore. Now I can see trends in my operative times and RVUs without digging through spreadsheets or relying on hospital reports. The record is finally useful to me.”
Elias Chousleb, MD, FACS
Bariatric Surgeon · Jackson North Medical Center
“When I was a resident, I kept procedure stickers in a shoebox and logged cases because the program required it—not because the record helped me. As an attending, I saw the same problem at a larger scale: our work was scattered across systems built for someone else. I built UNIRA so every case becomes part of a career-long record we can understand, own, and carry with us.”
Jeremy Gallego Eckstein, MD, FACS
General Surgeon · Founder of UNIRA
// Pricing
Start with one case. Keep the record for your career.
Begin free, then unlock the full platform when you are ready to connect documentation, billing review, analytics, and reference.
Free
Start building the record.
$0/month
- Case logging: 2 cases per day
- Basic case history
- Limited AI usage
- Import and export your data
30-day free trial
Pro
The connected platform.
$24.99/month
- Unlimited case logging
- Unlimited OpWriter
- Documentation and billing review
- Practice and outcome analytics
- Full AI assistant and surgical reference
Still in surgical training?
See the resident plan and experience
AI-generated operative-report drafts, coding suggestions, and clinical-reference content require professional review.
// Common Questions
Practical answers before you start.
UNIRA is designed to fit the surgeon’s workflow—not create another institutional one.
What does it mean that UNIRA understands my practice?
UNIRA can use the cases, operative notes, writing examples, questions, and preferences you choose to add as context. That can make documentation, analytics, billing review, and reference responses more relevant to your specialty and the work you actually do.
Does UNIRA work across surgical specialties?
Yes. Case logging, operative documentation, billing review, analytics, and surgical reference address work shared across surgical specialties. Procedure-specific outputs remain decision support and require surgeon or coding-team review.
Can I paste an operative note I already wrote?
Yes. You can paste or upload an existing operative note for review. UNIRA can surface candidate codes, modifier considerations, possible documentation gaps, and potential mismatches tied back to the note.
Does UNIRA submit claims or replace my billing team?
No. UNIRA supports documentation and coding review. Final coding, claim submission, and payer-specific decisions remain with the surgeon, certified coder, and practice billing workflow.
Do I have to log every case?
No. UNIRA can still help with documentation, billing review, analytics, and reference. A more continuous case record gives the platform more context and makes the longitudinal view of your practice more complete.
Who controls my data?
You retain ownership of the content you add to UNIRA. You can export your data and delete your account under the platform’s published terms and privacy controls.
Does UNIRA replace my EMR or clinical judgment?
No. UNIRA is a surgeon-controlled practice-intelligence and decision-support platform. It does not replace the EMR, institutional protocols, certified coding review, or clinical judgment.
Your practice is already producing the data.
Start making it useful to you.
Build a record that helps with today’s operative note, this month’s numbers, and the next question you ask.