palmERAmbient capture, then discarded
Audio is transcribed and immediately discarded. No human-listenable audio is ever stored on our servers, so there is no recording to be discovered later; the only lasting record is the note you sign.
See the patient. The chart writes itself.
Patient Mode runs ambient capture during the encounter and auto-generates the HPI and Physical Exam, on a shift board that keeps every patient, active and completed, pending and signed, visible so you never lose where you are on each chart.
Where it fits in your shift.
Patient Mode is the workflow built for the way ED encounters actually happen, interrupted, parallel, unscheduled. Use it on the patients where it helps; use Assistant Mode on the rest.
The board is the spine of the shift. It’s the reason interruption-driven charting works in this suite: you aren’t trying to remember where you were on each chart, the board is. And it’s the same board regardless of which mode you used to chart any given patient.
What it does on a real shift.
HPI and Exam, on their own
The HPI Assistant generates the history from the encounter. The Physical Exam Assistant fills in what you examined. Both are complaint-specific.
Active and completed in one view
Every patient on your board with their chief complaint, room, age, and documentation status, at a glance.
Section-level completion
HPI, Exam, and MDM badges per patient. You see exactly what’s left to finish before sign-off.
Switch without losing context
Pause, resume, move to another patient when you’re pulled away. The state of the chart you left is exactly where you left it.
Pairs with the MDM Assistant
Once HPI and Exam are in, the MDM Assistant pulls from the whole picture to write the MDM.
The shift ends. So does the charting.
Start a trial tonight, paste your first chart, and watch the MDM build itself. Thirty days, no card, no auto-billing. If a note misses something, tell us. Clinicians read every report.