Documentation
The visit becomes the note. The note becomes the bill.
An ambient scribe listens with the patient's consent, the AI drafts the note in your templates and your voice, and the signed note flows straight into coding. The evening catch-up goes away.
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An ambient scribe with consent built in
Start the recording from the visit itself. Consent is captured in the same workflow, the conversation is transcribed, and each line is attributed to the clinician or the patient, so the draft note knows who reported the symptom and who gave the instruction.
Solo dictation works the same way, without the setup.
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Notes drafted in your templates, in your voice
The AI drafts from the visit using your note structures and your phrasing, learned from the content your practice has already written. A post-op check reads like your post-op checks, not like a generic template with the names swapped.
The signing clinician reviews, edits, and attests every note. Nothing is filed without a licensed provider's signature.
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Smart phrases for the repetitive parts
For the documentation that follows a pattern, smart phrases expand into your full text with tab-through blanks for the details. AI-backed phrases fill from the chart; static ones stay exactly as you wrote them.
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From signed note to clean claim
Signed documentation flows into coding and billing without re-entry, and an audit layer flags gaps between what was documented and what was billed before the claim goes out, with each finding anchored to the exact text it came from.
Documentation and revenue stop being separate chores; the same case carries both.
Hear a visit become a note.
In the demo we'll run a recorded mock visit through the scribe and watch the note draft itself, then follow it into coding.