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AI medical scribe for hospitalists

Hospital medicine is the same sequence of notes whether you trained in family medicine or internal medicine: admission, daily progress, and discharge. Chartnote drafts those notes from dictation or the bedside conversation, and you review them before they reach the chart.

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How Chartnote helps

Chartnote is an AI medical scribe and documentation product. These are the parts of that product that matter for this work.

Admission, progress, and discharge

Voice Chart turns a spoken history and physical, progress note, or discharge summary into a structured draft. Speak the way you would to a colleague covering the service, and correct the draft. The same dictation covers a procedure note when the shift includes one.

The conversation at the bedside

When the note starts as a conversation, AI Scribe records the encounter on a phone or computer. The mobile app syncs so the phone can act as a microphone for the computer, and you review the draft at a workstation.

One structure across the service

Custom templates set the order of sections and subsections. Style controls keep a progress note as tight or as narrative as the service expects. On a team plan, clinicians can share templates and snippets so admission and progress notes follow the same sections. Each note is still yours to sign.

What clinicians document here

  • Admission history and physicals
  • Daily progress notes
  • Discharge summaries
  • Hand-off and consult-style narratives you template
  • Discharge instructions you review

In the chart you already use

Dictate between rooms or capture the bedside conversation, then edit on a computer and transfer the text into a web-based EHR with the Chrome extension. Chartnote does not place orders, manage a census, or replace the hospital EHR.

Try Chartnote on a real note

Open a free account and run the next encounter through AI Scribe, or talk with sales about a team rollout. Specialties and segments stay separate so you can read the page that matches the work.