An AI clinical documentation assistant. Physicians type the key points; MedNote drafts a complete, properly structured medical record, asks about anything missing, and submits nothing until the physician signs off.
Every encounter ends with a medical record that has to be complete, correctly structured, and compliant. Writing it takes time away from patients, and under pressure, things get missed.
Short visits, long records. Documentation spills into breaks, evenings and weekends.
Allergies, vitals, medication history. Missing elements create clinical risk and audit findings.
Records must follow regulatory and institutional structure, which is tedious to get right every time.
MedNote does the writing. The physician stays in charge of every word.
Chief complaint, key findings, assessment and plan, in your own shorthand.
Notes are expanded into a complete, structured record in the required format.
MedNote asks targeted questions about required elements that are missing.
The physician edits and approves. Nothing is submitted without sign-off.
Turns fragments and abbreviations into full SOAP-structured records with consistent clinical language.
Every draft is checked against required elements. MedNote asks before anything is left out.
Handles the English and Traditional Chinese mix common in Taiwanese clinical notes.
An explicit review and approval step. The physician remains the author of record.
Every AI suggestion, edit and approval is versioned and traceable.
ICD-10-CM code suggestions mapped from the physician's own assessment, confirmed by the physician before use.
Export into existing hospital information systems, with standards-based interfaces such as FHIR planned.
Medical records carry some of the most sensitive data there is. MedNote is designed around that from day one.
We're partnering with a small group of clinics and physicians in Taiwan to shape MedNote. Get in touch to join the pilot.
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