Consent first
A recording is uploaded only after confirming the patient agreed. Without that, nothing is stored.
Clinical / Ambient notes
Record the consultation. Read the draft. Put your name on it.
The consultation is transcribed and arranged under the headings a clinician already writes to. Nothing is summarised and nothing files itself, and the recording is deleted as soon as the transcript exists.
What it does
Ambient notes, in practice
Two transcription providers
Amazon Transcribe for English and several other languages, with a medical model for US English — or Sarvam AI for Indian languages and Indian English.
Arranged, not summarised
Each sentence of the transcript is placed under Subjective, Objective, Assessment or Plan by its wording. Nothing is summarised and nothing is added.
Signed by a person
The clinician corrects the draft and files it under their own name. Nothing files itself.
Into the chart
With OpenEMR connected, the approved note goes into the patient’s Documents under Medical Record, with a retry if it does not arrive.
The recording is deleted
As soon as the transcript arrives — and within 48 hours regardless.
How it works
From the first step to the last
- 1
Record
With the patient’s agreement, upload the consultation recording.
- 2
Read
The draft comes back under the usual headings, beside the original transcript.
- 3
Sign
Correct it, file it under your name, and it goes to the chart.
What it needs
Before you switch it on
Every module switches on and off by itself, per clinic, with its own screens, permissions and audit trail.
Worth knowing
It needs an Amazon Transcribe or Sarvam AI account. It does not summarise, by design: a note is a legal statement about somebody’s care, and every sentence in this one came from the consultation.
See Ambient notes working on a real system.
The demo runs every module against an unmodified OpenEMR, with invented patients. Nothing to install and no sales call.