Clinical documentation · Healthcare · In production
One visit. One finished note. One click into the records.
After every patient visit, a doctor has to write it up. The standard format is the SOAP note: what the patient Said, what the doctor Observed, the Assessment (the diagnosis, with the ICD-10 codes insurers and billing use), and the Plan (treatment, prescription, follow-up).
It's the legal record of the visit, the basis for billing, and what audits check. Today most of it is typed from memory, hours after the patient has left. This agent writes it during the visit instead.
The chart is the proof, the proof is incomplete, and the doctor is exhausted.
It captures the normal doctor-patient conversation, in any of your clinics' languages, and processes it inside your network. The recording is deleted afterwards. HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant.
ICD-10 codes already filled in, with templates tuned to each specialty, because paediatrics reads differently from cardiology.
The moment the doctor approves it. The doctor stays in charge: they read, adjust, and sign.
Every answer grounded in the record.