palmERComplaint-specific framing
The HPI knows that abdominal pain is not the same as chest pain. The pertinent positives and negatives match the chief complaint, not a generic template.
A brief summary in. A complete history out.
Enter a one-line summary, or let Ambient Scribing capture the encounter. The HPI Assistant returns a complete, complaint-specific history with the pertinent positives and negatives that support your decision-making: ready to review, edit, and paste into your EMR.
From brief input to chart-ready history.
Output
Bullet fragments
Quick prose
Dictated
Drafted
Refined
In your voice
The HPI workspace
The generated history opens beside the exam and MDM in Chart View. Review it, refine any line, and copy it straight to your EMR.
From a brief summary
Type the presentation the way you already think it: 74M, L sided weakness, R facial droop, slurred speech x 1 hour. That is enough.
Refined in seconds
Add what came up later (a medication, a witness account) and the assistant integrates it without regenerating the whole history.
Complete histories, not templates.
The HPI Assistant expands your input into a structured narrative: onset, timing, quality, modifying factors, and functional impact, with the pertinent positives and negatives that match the chief complaint. Chest pain reads like chest pain, not like a generic template.
1-2
Write it the way you already talk.
Chief-complaint shorthand, triage notes, an EMS report, bullet points: the assistant reads them all. With Ambient Scribing you skip even that: the history drafts itself from the encounter while you focus on the patient.
5-10
Reads like you wrote it.
Follow-up prompts integrate new details without starting over: include that he is on warfarin, add that family witnessed the event. Documentation Preferences keep the structure and style you set, so every HPI comes back formatted your way.
100%
Where it fits in your shift.
The HPI Assistant is one of three core documentation tools, HPI, Physical Exam, MDM, that together write the chart. Each can be used on its own; together they replace the slow, painful parts of charting.
What it does, specifically.
Positives and negatives that hold up
The ones a reviewer would expect, and the ones that change the differential. Not a wall of irrelevant ROS bullets.
Snippet- and preference-aware
Section ordering, voice, and recurring phrasings follow your saved preferences. The chart sounds like you.
Works in both modes
Type the summary in Assistant Mode, or let Patient Mode auto-generate the HPI from the captured encounter. Same output, same quality.
Your next HPI, already written.
Start a free 30-day trial (no credit card required) and generate the HPI for your next patient from one line. Review it, edit it, and see how much of the history you never have to type again.