Record the visit on your phone, on your computer or in a telehealth call. KloudMD drafts the note in your own template, marks the charts and suggests codes. You review and sign.
Get startedSpeaker 1How has the knee been since we raised the dose?
Speaker 2Better. Pain is about a 3 now, worse on stairs.
Speaker 1Let's keep meloxicam at 15 mg and add PT twice a week.
The draft follows your own note template, section by section, not a generic summary.
Body, face and tooth maps and the pain scale are marked from what was said in the room.
ICD-10 and CPT codes suggested only when the visit supports them. You confirm every code.
The KloudMD app for iPhone and Android records the visit. The KloudMD dashboard on your computer shows the same note, and you can finish it on either.
Sign in as yourself on both devices; there is nothing to pair. The moment you tap record, that patient’s note opens on your computer with a live recording banner and timer.
Every change on the phone shows on the computer within seconds. If the phone goes quiet, the banner says so.
When the phone finishes writing, the draft loads into the open note. If you already typed there, you choose to load it. If the note is closed, a message tells you it is ready.
Edit and sign on the phone, or at your desk. Once signed, the note is locked and changes go in as addenda.
No. The scribe writes a draft. The provider reviews it, edits anything, and signs.
No. The audio is deleted once it has been transcribed. The transcript stays on the note, encrypted, and our speech provider is opted out of training on it.
Yes. It fills the sections of the template you already use. Anything discussed that no section covers goes in one extra section, so nothing is lost.
Any visit with a conversation. The template library covers 27 specialties, and charts are marked for pain and skin findings, injectables and dental. Private psychotherapy notes are never drafted by the AI.
No. You can record from the browser on your computer, upload a recording, or let a KloudMD telehealth visit record itself. The app is the easiest way to record an in-person visit.
You sign in as yourself on both. When you start recording on the phone, the dashboard opens that patient’s note and shows the recording live. There is nothing to pair.
