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Your pattern differentiation, pulse and tongue findings, and point prescription — charted while your hands stay on the needles. Walk out of every treatment with a complete SOAP note instead of a stack of charts.
A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for acupuncturists — ready before your patient leaves the room.
52F — Treatment 4 of 10 for chronic lower back pain, Qi and Blood stagnation with underlying Kidney Qi deficiency. Reporting 40% pain reduction since intake.
Dull, achy lumbar pain, worse with prolonged sitting, better with movement. Pain today 4/10, down from 7/10 at intake. Sleep improved to 7 hours uninterrupted. Work stress lower this week; digestion normal. Following dietary advice to reduce cold, raw foods.
Qi and Blood stagnation in the lower back with underlying Kidney Qi deficiency, improving. Pain reduction, sleep, and palpation findings on track with the treatment plan.
Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.
Frequent-visit care means every patient generates a steady stream of notes. Documenting points, technique, retention time, and treatment response for each one quietly eats your evenings.
You think in patterns — Qi stagnation, Kidney deficiency — but insurers and referring physicians expect Western-legible SOAP notes. Writing both takes twice as long.
A patient on a 10-treatment course needs each visit charted with today's pulse, tongue, points, and progress. Copy-forward notes won't hold up if a payer or board reviews the course of care.
Medical Scribe recognizes acupuncture point nomenclature (BL23, ST36, LI4), pulse and tongue findings, and TCM pattern language — so the note reads the way you actually assess.
Each visit generates a fresh note from that day's conversation — updated pain scores, today's point prescription, technique, and retention — so progress across a treatment course is visible and defensible.
Real-time transcription that understands medical terminology and clinical context.
Recognizes terms, conditions, and procedures specific to your practice area.
Generate comprehensive clinical notes in minutes instead of hours.
Enterprise-grade encryption and security to protect sensitive data.
These aren't generic formats — they ship in the product today, structured around how you actually document.
Plus 280+ templates across every specialty — or build your own in minutes.
An acupuncture intake is a long, wide-ranging conversation — constitution, sleep, digestion, emotions, treatment history. Follow-up treatments are shorter but relentless. Medical Scribe records either kind of visit, in person or telehealth, and drafts the note while you needle, cup, or apply moxa. You review, adjust, and sign after the patient is off the table.
The built-in Acupuncturist’s Note follows your clinical logic: Subjective captures the patient’s report, emotional state, lifestyle factors, and treatment history; Objective records pulse diagnosis, tongue observation, and exam findings; Assessment holds your TCM diagnosis and differentiation; Plan documents points, technique, lifestyle recommendations, and follow-up. Prefer different sections? Build a custom template in minutes.
Pattern differentiation is a judgment call — and the note never makes it for you. Medical Scribe documents only the pulse qualities, tongue findings, and patterns you actually voiced during the visit; it never invents clinical findings. Your chart reflects your assessment, stated in your terms, defensible to any board, payer, or referring physician who reads it.
Yes. It recognizes point nomenclature like BL23 and ST36, pulse and tongue descriptions, and pattern differentiation language, and places them in the right sections of the built-in Acupuncturist's Note template.
Notes capture pain scores, functional changes, and treatment response visit by visit — the progress trail reviewers look for when acupuncture is covered. You review and sign every note before it enters the record.
Start recording from your phone, Apple Watch, Mac, or the web app before you begin — no typing during treatment. It works for in-person visits and telehealth consults alike, in 57 languages.
Yes. The Acupuncturist's Note is a SOAP format, but Medical Scribe also supports DAP and fully custom formats — you can build a template matching your clinic's charting style in minutes.
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