Clinical Notes AI
Note drafts your clinician edits and signs.
Drafts notes for your clinician to edit and sign.
Try the demo
Drafts a visit note from the conversation for the dentist to edit and sign.
Tick Patient consented to recording.
Choose the conversation lines to use, then draft the note.
Edit, approve and sign. Then try turning consent off.
What to look for
No consent means no draft. Signed notes can't be changed, only added to.
Sample workspace · fictional data. No live calendar, payer, messages, payments or chart are connected. Results stay in this browser tab and clear when you reset or leave.
Turn on consent, then draft a note from the lines you chose.
Nothing is written to a chart. No clinical decisions are made.
What it does
- Needs consent and an authorized visit
- Cites the transcript line behind each part
- Marks gaps as not documented
- Edits clear approval; signed notes take addenda
How it works
- 1Works only with an authorized visit and consent
- 2Drafts a note linked to what was said and recorded
- 3Clinician edits and approves
- 4Saves to the chart; changes to signed notes become addenda
Uses
- • Recording consent
- • Visit transcript
- • Note template
Produces
- • A structured draft with citations
- • Reviewer approval state
- • Addenda for signed notes
Practice setup
- • Set consent steps
- • Choose note templates
- • Assess chart access
Your team decides
Drafting only. No clinical decisions.
Questions about Clinical Notes AI
Live use depends on a connection we assess and test for your practice systems.
How practice connections work- Does it add findings?
- No. It uses only what was said and recorded.
- Can it change a signed note?
- No. Changes become addenda.
- Does it make clinical decisions?
- No. Drafting only.
Works well with
- Treatment Coordinator AINext steps for approved care
- Claims & Revenue AIClaims from what was documented
- Front Desk AIQuestions, intake and handoffs
Plan Clinical Notes AI for your practice.
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