AI Medical Scribe for
ECGs, draws, vitals, point-of-care tests — a dozen patients an hour, each needing times, sites, and readings logged exactly. Medical Scribe drafts your procedure documentation as you work, so charting stops competing with patients.
A real example of the documentation Medical Scribe generates for medical technicians — ready the moment the conversation ends.
72M presenting to the outpatient clinic for a 12-lead ECG and blood draw ordered by Dr. Patel ahead of his cardiology follow-up. Ambulatory, accompanied by his wife, no distress on arrival.
BP 138/84, HR 76 regular, SpO2 97% on room air, temperature 36.8°C. Patient reported mild dizziness on standing after the draw.
Seated with water; dizziness resolved within 5 minutes. Puncture site clean and dry, pressure dressing applied, no hematoma. Patient left ambulating steadily.
Results routed to Dr. Patel for review. Patient instructed to keep the dressing on for one hour and hydrate. Standing dizziness flagged in the chart for nurse follow-up.
Illustrative example. Every note is fully editable, and you control the format — SOAP, DAP, or your own custom template.
When patients arrive every few minutes for ECGs, draws, and vitals, documentation gets batched to the end of the shift — where accuracy goes to die.
Venipuncture site and attempts, tube counts, POC readings, acquisition times — the ordering physician and lab both act on exactly what you record.
A vasovagal episode after a draw or dizziness on standing must be noted and flagged — the details easiest to drop when you're already prepping the next patient.
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.
A technician’s day is a queue: vitals, ECGs, draws, glucose checks, patient prep. Medical Scribe records your narration during or immediately after each encounter and drafts the write-up, so documentation happens in the flow of work — from the phone or watch already in your pocket — instead of in a pile at shift’s end.
Each draft records what you stated: puncture site and attempt count, tubes collected, POC readings, vitals, acquisition quality, and how the patient tolerated it — plus the handoff, like a dizziness flag routed for nurse review. Your exact numbers reach the chart without a retyping step where transpositions happen.
Ordering physicians act on your documentation, so it can’t contain anything you didn’t observe. Medical Scribe never invents findings or readings — it structures only your spoken record, and every note remains a draft until you check it and sign off. What the chart says is what happened at your station.
Yes. Narrate as you work — site, attempts, tubes, readings, times — or dictate a recap right after, and the draft organizes it into procedure, observations, and patient response sections. Only what you actually said gets documented.
Medical Scribe includes 280+ built-in templates across specialties, and a custom template matching your department's procedure log — ECG, phlebotomy, POC testing, patient prep — takes minutes to set up. SOAP, DAP, and custom formats are all supported.
Apps for iOS, Android, Apple Watch, Web, and Mac mean you can capture documentation from a phone or watch between stations, for in-person and telehealth encounters alike.
Medical Scribe is HIPAA compliant with encryption in transit and at rest. Your notes stay editable drafts until reviewed and finalized, and clinical interpretation always remains with the ordering clinician.
Join thousands of healthcare professionals who save hours every day with Medical Scribe.