Fits the rhythm of a GI practice
Gastroenterology alternates between dense clinic consults and procedure days that leave no time for typing. Medical Scribe records each clinic or telehealth visit and drafts the note from the conversation — new dyspepsia workups, IBD reviews, abnormal LFT consults, post-colonoscopy discussions — so documentation keeps pace with the list instead of trailing it.
Structured the way GI notes should be
Notes follow the built-in Gastroenterologist’s Note template: Subjective for symptom chronology, bowel habit changes, and GI-relevant social history; Objective for the abdominal and rectal exam, endoscopic findings, imaging, and labs; and a numbered Assessment & Plan per condition. A separate Iron Infusion Consent template documents consent discussions in full.
Surveillance-grade accuracy
In GI, the interval matters — when the last scope was, what the calprotectin trend shows, when surveillance is due. Medical Scribe documents only what was said and observed in the visit, never inventing results, so the timeline in your note is the timeline from the room. You review and sign every note.