We built a HIPAA-compliant AI documentation platform exclusively for physicians — turning every doctor-patient phone call into a structured SOAP note with auto-generated ICD-10 and CPT codes, delivered into existing EMR workflows with zero additional steps.
Calls that previously generated no documentation and no billing now produce complete, billable medical records.
Physicians were spending hours per day on manual documentation — writing notes, looking up codes and entering data into EMR systems that weren't built to receive conversational input. The documentation burden was consuming clinical time that should have been patient time.
After-hours patient calls were the worst case: the physician took the call, made clinical decisions, and then had to manually document everything — or the call generated no record and no billing code at all.
ASR tuned specifically for clinical conversations — handling medical terminology, physician speech patterns and background noise without degradation in transcription accuracy.
Language models fine-tuned on clinical documentation — generating SOAP notes that follow clinical structure and language, not generic summarization.
Retrieval-augmented generation draws on the patient's prior records to produce contextually accurate summaries — not just transcripts of what was said, but clinically meaningful notes.
Diagnostic and procedure codes generated automatically from the clinical content of the call — no code lookup, no manual entry, no missed billing opportunities.
Completed notes and codes delivered directly into existing EMR workflows with zero extra steps for the physician — the call ends and the record appears.
of Calls Converted to Notes
Every physician call — including after-hours — becomes a structured SOAP note with billing codes. No call goes undocumented.
Extra Clicks for the Physician
The documentation appears in the EMR automatically — the physician's only job is to make the call.
ICD-10 & CPT Generated
Diagnostic and procedure codes generated from call content — billing captured on calls that previously generated nothing.