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AI Medical Scribe for Hospitalists

Purpose-built documentation for inpatient hospital medicine. From admission H&Ps through daily progress notes, discharge summaries, and structured handoffs across complex multi-morbid patients.

2+ hrs
Saved Daily
90 sec
Discharge Summary
97%
Coding Accuracy
$65K+
Revenue Captured/Yr

Documentation Challenges in Hospital Medicine

Managing 15-20 patient panels with daily notes for each
Writing comprehensive discharge summaries under time pressure
Structured sign-out and handoff documentation for cross-cover
Capturing complexity and acuity for accurate billing
Coordinating documentation across multiple consulting services

Note Types for Hospital Medicine

Purpose-built templates for every encounter type

01

Admission H&P

Comprehensive history and physical with problem-based assessment and plan

02

Progress Notes

Daily SOAP notes organized by problem with overnight events and plan updates

03

Discharge Summaries

Complete discharge documentation with hospital course, reconciled medications, and follow-up

04

Handoff Notes

Structured sign-out with active issues, anticipatory guidance, and code status

Key Features for Hospital Medicine

Built specifically for your workflow

Problem-Based A&P

Automatically organizes assessment and plan by active problem list

Rounding Mode

Multi-patient encounter tracking for efficient morning rounds

Discharge Automation

Generates discharge summaries pulling from the entire admission

Billing Optimization

Captures complexity to support appropriate inpatient E&M levels

Handoff Generation

Structured I-PASS sign-out from the day's documentation

I round on 18 patients a day. Scribeable builds my progress notes while I talk to patients, and my discharge summaries are done before the patient leaves. I haven't stayed late in months.

Dr. Andrew Patel

Hospitalist, Regional Medical Center

*Name and details changed. Based on composite user experiences.

Common Hospital Medicine Conditions

Common Hospital Medicine Procedures

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AI Medical Scribe for Hospitalists

Purpose-built documentation for inpatient hospital medicine. From admission H&Ps through daily progress notes, discharge summaries, and structured handoffs across complex multi-morbid patients.

Documentation Challenges in Hospital Medicine

  • Managing 15-20 patient panels with daily notes for each
  • Writing comprehensive discharge summaries under time pressure
  • Structured sign-out and handoff documentation for cross-cover
  • Capturing complexity and acuity for accurate billing
  • Coordinating documentation across multiple consulting services

Note Types for Hospital Medicine

  • Admission H&P

    Comprehensive history and physical with problem-based assessment and plan

  • Progress Notes

    Daily SOAP notes organized by problem with overnight events and plan updates

  • Discharge Summaries

    Complete discharge documentation with hospital course, reconciled medications, and follow-up

  • Handoff Notes

    Structured sign-out with active issues, anticipatory guidance, and code status

Key Features for Hospital Medicine

  • Problem-Based A&P

    Automatically organizes assessment and plan by active problem list

  • Rounding Mode

    Multi-patient encounter tracking for efficient morning rounds

  • Discharge Automation

    Generates discharge summaries pulling from the entire admission

  • Billing Optimization

    Captures complexity to support appropriate inpatient E&M levels

  • Handoff Generation

    Structured I-PASS sign-out from the day's documentation

Stats

  • 2+ hrs - Saved Daily
  • 90 sec - Discharge Summary
  • 97% - Coding Accuracy
  • $65K+ - Revenue Captured/Yr

Testimonial

I round on 18 patients a day. Scribeable builds my progress notes while I talk to patients, and my discharge summaries are done before the patient leaves. I haven't stayed late in months.

Dr. Andrew Patel, Hospitalist, Regional Medical Center