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Scribe

You spend 2 hours after every clinic day writing notes. Stop doing that.

Scribe is an ambient clinical scribing agent that listens to the visit conversation, drafts a structured SOAP note, and places it in the patient chart. You review, edit if needed, and sign. The practitioner remains responsible for every word.

How a visit becomes a signed note

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Scribe listens during the encounter

When a visit begins, Scribe captures the ambient conversation between practitioner and patient. No button-pressing, no dictation workflow. You talk to the patient the way you normally would.

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A structured SOAP note is drafted automatically

Scribe produces a note with standard chart parts: Chief Complaint, History of Present Illness, Review of Systems, Physical Examination, Assessment, and Plan. The output matches your clinic's documentation templates — system templates or custom templates your practice has configured.

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You review and edit in the chart

The drafted note appears inside the patient's clinical chart. You can edit any section, adjust the Assessment, modify the Plan, or add details Scribe may have missed. The note stays in Draft status until you are satisfied.

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Sign to make it legally binding

When you sign the note, it becomes read-only and part of the permanent medical record. Your signature, timestamp, and credentials are recorded. The signed note flows directly to billing — CPT and ICD-10 codes attached to the encounter are used to generate the claim.

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Amend after signing when needed

If you need to correct or supplement a signed note, the amendment workflow creates an addendum. The original note text is preserved. The amendment is timestamped and attributed to the amending practitioner.

Notes that match the way your clinic documents

Scribe does not produce generic paragraphs. It outputs structured chart parts based on your practice's templates.

Chart parts

Chief Complaint (CC), History of Present Illness (HPI), Review of Systems (ROS), Physical Examination (PE), Assessment, and Plan. Each part is individually editable.

System and custom templates

Trustro ships with system templates for common specialties. Your practice can create and manage custom templates with specific chart parts, macros, and default text.

CPT and ICD-10 codes

Procedure and diagnosis codes are entered on the encounter. These codes travel with the signed note into the billing pipeline — no re-entry required.

Note workflow

Draft, Pended, Signed, Amended. Each status transition is logged. Pended notes let you save partial work and return later. Signed notes are immutable except through the amendment process.

The practitioner always has final say

Scribe drafts the note. It does not sign the note. Every word in the medical record is reviewed and approved by the treating practitioner before it becomes part of the permanent chart. This is by design — AI assists the documentation process, but clinical responsibility stays with the clinician who examined the patient.

See Scribe draft a note in real time

A 30-minute walkthrough using your specialty's templates. We will run a simulated visit so you can see the note output before you commit.

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