Present for the conversation, not the keyboard
Genetic counseling sessions run 45-60 minutes and move between technical risk discussion and emotional support. Medical Scribe records the session — in person or telehealth — and drafts the note from it, so the pedigree details, the risk figures you quoted, and the patient’s decisions are captured while you stay engaged with the family.
Structured for the counseling encounter
Notes follow the built-in Genetic Counselor’s Note template: Patient Information and Subjective for the referral reason and the patient’s understanding and concerns; Objective and Assessment for findings and identified needs; then Plan, Interventions, Evaluation, and Plan for Continuing Care — covering testing ordered, counseling provided, the patient’s response, and cascade-testing follow-up.
Consent and disclosure, documented as spoken
What separates a defensible genetic counseling note is evidence of what was actually disclosed — result scenarios, limitations, insurance implications. Medical Scribe documents only what was said in the session, never inventing content, so your record of informed consent matches the conversation word for word. You review and sign every note.