Scribe & Telehealth · Clinical documentation

Your consultation is the note. In the room or on video.

Scribe listens while you talk, drafts the note in your specialty's format and files it to the chart when you sign. Video visits run on the same screen and the same record.

In person or on video · 50 languages, 72 regional variants · the note files when you sign

The documentation bill

You're paying for a scribe, a video link and the copy-paste between them.

A standalone scribe writes the note in someone else's app. A video tool has no chart in it. In IASORA both sit on the same patient record as the rest of the clinic, so nothing gets pasted or re-keyed.

While you consult

Talk to the patient. The transcript writes itself.

Press record and consult as usual. In most languages the transcript builds live beside the chart, and what you jot steers the note.

Ambient recording

One button. No per-patient setup, dictation voice or keywords. Pause and resume with the consultation.

Live transcript

Words appear as they are spoken, so you can repeat what was missed. In a few South Asian languages, including Tamil, Bengali and Telugu, it is written when you stop recording.

My Notes drives the note

Jot your decisions in the scratchpad as you go. Those words steer the note.

The chart, beside you

Problems, medications, allergies and recent vitals sit beside the transcript; on enterprise plans, risk and open care gaps too. No second tab.

50 languages, 72 variants

Pick a language per session, including ten Indian languages, Arabic, Tagalog, Swahili and English in nine accents.

On the phone in your pocket

The same scribe, note types, templates and scratchpad in the IASORA mobile app. Record a ward round from the bedside.

A recording session in progress: the clinician's shorthand notes on the left, the live transcript of the consultation in the middle, and the patient's risk, open care gaps and pre-visit summary in the rail on the right.
Forty-four seconds in: your shorthand, the live transcript and what the chart already knew. One screen.

The note

Notes in the format your specialty writes.

Five note types ship as standard: SOAP, progress note, consultation note, discharge summary and GP letter. Specialty templates you build in the form designer appear in the picker too.

STEP 1

Pick the format

Choose a note type or specialty template, before or after the visit. Regenerate in another format any time.

STEP 2

Read it against the transcript

Draft, scratchpad, next steps, extracted concepts and transcript on one screen. On a SOAP note, hover a line to see where it most likely came from.

STEP 3

Edit anything

Every section is editable. Or skip generation and write the note yourself in the same editor.

STEP 4

Sign, or discard

Sign and it files to the chart. Discard it and nothing is filed.

A generated SOAP note beside the clinician's shorthand notes, with tabs to switch the same consultation into a progress note or a discharge summary.
One consultation as a SOAP note, progress note or discharge summary, written around the shorthand you typed in the room.

What reaches the chart

Coded data on the record, not a text blob in an app.

A signed note becomes a FHIR document on the chart. Its clinical facts can go onto the problem, medication and allergy lists as coded entries the rest of the platform acts on.

ICD-10, SNOMED, RxNorm, LOINC

Conditions, medications, allergies and results are extracted with suggested codes. They stay suggestions until you accept them.

One concept at a time

Nothing lands on the problem list because a model heard it. You confirm each concept, and anything the patient denied cannot be confirmed.

It argues with the chart

Patient says they stopped warfarin, but it is still active? Scribe shows you the contradiction instead of filing over it.

Orders, drafted not sent

Labs, imaging, prescriptions and referrals you decided out loud come back as draft orders. Only what you said, never what a model inferred.

Traceable back to the visit

Every concept on the chart records the consultation and note that put it there.

Drafts and co-signing

Save a draft for later, or send the note to a colleague to co-sign. It stays a draft until they sign.

Telehealth

Video visits that leave the same record as a room visit.

Launch the call from today's list. The patient taps a link on any device and is in. Beside the video sits the same panel you use in the room: transcript, notes and record.

Video, screen share, chat

Device selection, background blur, in-call chat with file sharing, screen share and snapshots, on our own media servers.

The patient just taps a link

Sent by text message or app link. No download, no account, no password.

Bring in a colleague

Add a specialist or regional colleague as an additional provider. Up to ten people per call, family included.

Scribe is already in the room

Turn on transcription and Scribe captures both sides of the call. End with Complete & Document and the note editor opens with the transcript in it.

Recording needs the patient's yes

The patient is asked in the call and must agree. The recording then files to their chart as a document.

A real appointment

The session is the appointment and the encounter, so it shows on the schedule, the chart and in reporting like an in-person visit.

A telehealth session queue showing waiting and active patients, with the active patient's medications and recent vitals alongside the video.
Who is waiting, who is on the call, and the patient's medications and vitals beside the video.

Clinicians spend 2 hours on notes for every 1 hour with patients, per an Annals of Internal Medicine time-and-motion study. Scribe gives that time back.

Sign the note. The visit keeps working.

Confirmed diagnoses land on the problem list, decided orders wait on the order screen, and the follow-up goes out on the patient's own channel. On enterprise plans, a confirmed diagnosis also feeds risk scores and care gaps.

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Pricing

Free to start. Priced per location, not per clinician.

The scribe and video visits come with every plan, including Free. Paid plans from $99 a location a month.

Get started

Talk to your patient, not your keyboard.

Scribe one consultation on the free plan and see what lands on the chart. No card, no per-clinician seat.