Assistant Dr. - Medical Scribe app analytics for August 6

Record the visit. Get the note. Assistant Dr. turns your patient conversations into complete, specialty-formatted clinical notes in seconds - plus differential diagnosis analysis, patient timelines and follow-up reminders. Built for physicians, therapists, psychologists, nurses, dietitians and veterinarians - in solo practice, clinics or hospitals. Sign up and try every feature for free. HOW IT WORKS 1. Record the visit (or dictate a summary) directly in the app. Recording keeps running in the background - and works even without internet. 2. Our healthcare-specific AI transcribes the conversation with speaker separation, accurate even in noisy settings like ERs, wards and operating rooms. 3. In seconds, you get a structured clinical note - SOAP or your preferred format - ready to review and paste into your EHR. WHY CLINICIANS CHOOSE ASSISTANT DR. - No typing during visits: stay focused on your patient while the documentation writes itself. - Specialty templates: note structures tailored to your field, so nothing important gets missed. - Custom formats: SOAP notes, ICD-10 codes or your own structure - the AI adapts to your feedback over time. - Patient-ready messages: automatically drafts instructions and summaries to share with patients or colleagues. - Works with any EHR: copy or export finished notes into the system you already use. - Private and secure: end-to-end encryption, HIPAA and GDPR compliant. Only you can access your patients' data. - PDF export: print or share any generated document. MORE THAN A SCRIBE - Differential Diagnosis Analysis: AI-generated differential suggestions from each visit, to support your clinical reasoning - always for your professional review. - Patient timeline: every visit, note and document organized per patient, so you see the full history at a glance. - Smart reminders: schedule follow-ups and never lose track of a patient again. Available on mobile and desktop. Download Assistant Dr. and finish your notes before the patient leaves the room.