Notes, not just text
Available todayA transcript still leaves you writing the note.
Drafts SOAP, H&P, progress, consult, discharge, referral, patient instructions and sick notes from one dictation.
Evidence you can check
Available todayYou sign the note, so you need to see where each line came from.
Every sentence links to the second of the recording it came from.
Checks on risky details
Available todayDoses, sides and allergies are where drafts go wrong.
Flags doses, allergies, laterality, sex and identity, anything not in the recording, and possibly missing items.
Voice commands and punctuation
Available todayEditing by voice keeps your hands free.
Commands in English and Spanish. Automatic, spoken or mixed punctuation.
Works with your EHR
Available todayA note you can't get into the record is no use.
Copy by section into any EHR, or dictate into web EHR fields with the browser extension. Direct integrations are planned.
Consent and audit
Available todayRecording patients needs consent and a record of it.
Consent logged per visit. Sign and lock, with amendments and an exportable audit trail.
Data protection and contracts
Available todayYour DPA and your patients depend on it.
ChaCha20-Poly1305 field encryption, optional passphrase-derived keys. DPA available.
HIPAA business associate agreement
Not yetUS practices covered by HIPAA need a BAA before patient data flows.
No BAA at launch.
Dictation microphones and foot pedals
Not yetMany clinicians already own a dedicated dictation microphone.
Any built-in, USB or Bluetooth microphone works. Device buttons and pedals are not supported yet.
Dictation into any desktop app
Not yetSome record systems are desktop programs, not web pages.
Works in the browser, web EHRs (extension), Android and Mac apps; not at the cursor of desktop programs.
Phone as a wireless microphone
Not yetDictating on the phone while text appears on the computer.
Not available yet. Record on the phone, then review the note on the computer.