The paperwork is already done when you stand up.
You sign the note and the rest starts on its own: the letter is drafted from it, the follow-up is planned, the claim is prepared, and the record is updated. You review in one pass. Nothing leaves the clinic without a person saying yes.
Dear colleague, I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
Three months of joint pain and stiffness. Bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive.1.2
The paperwork is already done when you stand up.
You sign the note and the rest starts on its own: the letter is drafted from it, the follow-up is planned, the claim is prepared, and the record is updated. You review in one pass. Nothing leaves the clinic without a person saying yes.
Dear colleague, I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
Three months of joint pain and stiffness. Bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive.1.2
The paperwork is already done when you stand up.
You sign the note and the rest starts on its own: the letter is drafted from it, the follow-up is planned, the claim is prepared, and the record is updated. You review in one pass. Nothing leaves the clinic without a person saying yes.
Dear colleague, I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
Three months of joint pain and stiffness. Bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive.1.2
You sign. Everything else happens.
The moment you sign the note it is written to the record, the follow-up is planned, the letter is drafted and the claim is prepared. One signature starts the whole after-visit chain, and every step of it is logged.
- Written to the EHR on signature
- Follow-up planned from the plan
- Letter and claim drafted from the note
- Every step logged
From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.
Ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the record. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.
- Letters and summaries from the record
- Every line traced to a source
- Drafts go to you, not to the record
- Ask in your words
Dear colleague,
I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2
Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3
Letters drafted from your note. Inbox sorted before you open it.
Out: referral letters, GP letters and discharge summaries, drafted from the note you just signed and queued for one review pass. In: results, questions and referrals filed to the right record and flagged to the right person.
- Referral, GP and discharge letters
- Drafted from the signed note
- Incoming mail filed and flagged
- Coming soon
The follow-ups that used to live on a sticky note.
Orders from the plan, referrals to chase, questionnaires to remind, the six-week follow-up to book. The Task Agent turns the plan in your note into a list, does what it can, and shows you what it cannot.
- Tasks from the plan in your note
- Does the routine ones itself
- Chases what is open
- Coming soon
Coded from the note, sent when it is right.
The Billing Agent turns a signed note into a claim, checks the codes against the consult, and sends what is complete. Anything missing a code or an authorisation waits for a person instead of bouncing back from the insurer weeks later.
- Codes from the signed note
- Checks before it sends
- Incomplete claims wait for a person
- Coming soon
You sign. Everything else happens.
The moment you sign the note it is written to the record, the follow-up is planned, the letter is drafted and the claim is prepared. One signature starts the whole after-visit chain, and every step of it is logged.
- Written to the EHR on signature
- Follow-up planned from the plan
- Letter and claim drafted from the note
- Every step logged
From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.
Ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the record. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.
- Letters and summaries from the record
- Every line traced to a source
- Drafts go to you, not to the record
- Ask in your words
Dear colleague,
I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2
Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3
Letters drafted from your note. Inbox sorted before you open it.
Out: referral letters, GP letters and discharge summaries, drafted from the note you just signed and queued for one review pass. In: results, questions and referrals filed to the right record and flagged to the right person.
- Referral, GP and discharge letters
- Drafted from the signed note
- Incoming mail filed and flagged
- Coming soon
The follow-ups that used to live on a sticky note.
Orders from the plan, referrals to chase, questionnaires to remind, the six-week follow-up to book. The Task Agent turns the plan in your note into a list, does what it can, and shows you what it cannot.
- Tasks from the plan in your note
- Does the routine ones itself
- Chases what is open
- Coming soon
Coded from the note, sent when it is right.
The Billing Agent turns a signed note into a claim, checks the codes against the consult, and sends what is complete. Anything missing a code or an authorisation waits for a person instead of bouncing back from the insurer weeks later.
- Codes from the signed note
- Checks before it sends
- Incomplete claims wait for a person
- Coming soon
You sign. Everything else happens.
The moment you sign the note it is written to the record, the follow-up is planned, the letter is drafted and the claim is prepared. One signature starts the whole after-visit chain, and every step of it is logged.
- Written to the EHR on signature
- Follow-up planned from the plan
- Letter and claim drafted from the note
- Every step logged
From patient history to a referral letter, in one box.
Ask for a referral letter or a discharge summary and AskPam drafts it from the record, with every line traced to its source. The draft comes to you, never to the record. It is the same box that will hand work to the Agents next.
- Letters and summaries from the record
- Every line traced to a source
- Drafts go to you, not to the record
- Ask in your words
Dear colleague,
I am referring Mrs de Vries (54) for assessment of suspected rheumatoid arthritis.1.1
She presents with three months of joint pain, stiffness and fatigue. Examination shows bilateral MCP swelling. ESR 28, RF positive, anti-CCP pending.1.2
Methotrexate 15 mg weekly has been started. I would value your advice on further management.1.3
Letters drafted from your note. Inbox sorted before you open it.
Out: referral letters, GP letters and discharge summaries, drafted from the note you just signed and queued for one review pass. In: results, questions and referrals filed to the right record and flagged to the right person.
- Referral, GP and discharge letters
- Drafted from the signed note
- Incoming mail filed and flagged
- Coming soon
The follow-ups that used to live on a sticky note.
Orders from the plan, referrals to chase, questionnaires to remind, the six-week follow-up to book. The Task Agent turns the plan in your note into a list, does what it can, and shows you what it cannot.
- Tasks from the plan in your note
- Does the routine ones itself
- Chases what is open
- Coming soon
Coded from the note, sent when it is right.
The Billing Agent turns a signed note into a claim, checks the codes against the consult, and sends what is complete. Anything missing a code or an authorisation waits for a person instead of bouncing back from the insurer weeks later.
- Codes from the signed note
- Checks before it sends
- Incomplete claims wait for a person
- Coming soon
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.
Your consults, fully captured. Zero effort.
AI-powered medical notes, summaries, and insights. Pamela works silently in the background, so you can focus on your patients, not paperwork.