Transform How You Document and Share Patient Information.

Leverage AI-driven speech-to-text technology to automate clinical documentation and simplify handovers.

“Healthcare professionals spend up to 30% of their time on documentation, which takes away from patient care.”

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Clinical Documentation is Overwhelming Healthcare Providers

Healthcare professionals face a major challenge: clinical documentation.

It’s time-consuming, mentally taxing, and takes them away from patient care, leading to stress and burnout.

  • Clinicians must fill up to 300 fields per patient, click through countless menus, and navigate thousands of options to find the right ones. They often waste time walking back and forth to EMR stations or pushing clunky computer setups, spending more time documenting than performing hands-on care.

  • Documentation is not just time-consuming—it’s mentally exhausting. Providers are expected to recall details hours after patient encounters, leading to delayed or inaccurate charting. This burden creates stress, impacts decision-making, and contributes to burnout.

  • With so many fields to manage, ensuring accurate and compliant documentation can be daunting. Errors or incomplete records can lead to non-compliance with regulations, adding more pressure to already overstretched teams.

  • The more time spent on documentation, the less time clinicians have for direct patient care. Inefficient processes delay decisions and reduce the quality of care, as precious time is lost on data entry.

Autochart is here to fix this.

Using AI-powered speech-to-text, we streamline documentation, reduce stress, and allow healthcare professionals to focus on what matters—patient care.

How It Works

The Autochart Charting Tool

Features For Nurses

Structure conversational speech into discrete chart fields

Bring sticky notes and paper handovers to a digital space

Features For Physicians

Structure assessments into narrative medical notes

Meet the Team Behind Autochart

“Charting takes up so much of my shift that I feel like I spend more time with the computer than with my patients. By the time I get to my notes, I’m mentally drained and worried I might miss something important.”

— Emily H., Registered Nurse

“After seeing patients all day, sitting down to chart feels like another shift. The pressure to document everything perfectly adds stress, especially when I just want to focus on patient care.”

— Dr. James M., Primary Care Physician

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