Chartnote

Specialties

Each specialty page explains how Chartnote’s AI scribe, dictation, and templates fit that clinical work. Segments — the kind of organization — live in their own section.

Family medicine

Outpatient visits, chronic follow-up, and preventive care documented while you stay with the patient.

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Internal medicine

Multi-problem outpatient visits, with an assessment and plan that follows the problems you manage.

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Hospitalist

Admission H&Ps, daily progress notes, and discharge summaries for hospitalists, whether your training is family medicine or internal medicine.

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Emergency medicine

Focused ED documentation from a short encounter, ready for you to review before it hits the chart.

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Urgent care

Same-day visits documented with reusable templates, so the note can be finished before the next patient.

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Nurse practitioners

Full-visit documentation for nurse practitioners in clinic, hospital, and urgent settings.

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Physician assistants

Visit notes, progress notes, and dictated summaries for physician assistants.

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Geriatrics

Longer visits documented in full — history, function, medications, and the plan — without living in the keyboard.

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Orthopedics

Clinic visits and operative reports, dictated or scribed, in the structure your practice uses.

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Neurology

Detailed histories and exam narratives, captured by scribe or dictation, in your template.

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Pediatrics

Well visits and sick visits, including the caregiver in the room, documented in your template.

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Oncology

Longitudinal visit notes with the sections you define, documented under healthcare privacy controls.

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Psychiatry

Long psychotherapy and medication visits, with a mental status and assessment you structure, written in the words you choose.

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Cardiology

Clinic follow-ups for chronic cardiac conditions, with a structured history, assessment, and letters back to the referring clinician.

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OB/GYN

Prenatal visits, annual well-woman exams, problem visits, and procedure notes you dictate.

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