Place Scribe Delta in the room
Set the device where care happens. Consent state and capture status are visible to the clinician and patient.
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How it works
Scribe Delta keeps capture visible, structures the encounter into SOAP, and waits for provider approval before anything moves into the clinic workflow.
How it works
Scribe Delta keeps the capture step visible, the note reviewable, and the downstream clinic work connected to the same encounter.
Set the device where care happens. Consent state and capture status are visible to the clinician and patient.
The visit transcript is organized into symptoms, findings, assessment, plan, and follow-up work.
The clinician reviews the draft, then approved note context moves into charting and clinic workflow queues.
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The review surface stays grounded in the visit and connected to the work after it, not a generic dashboard wrapped around a transcript.
Scribe Delta captures the encounter, then presents a concise note draft and handoff checklist for clinician approval.
Clinicians leave with a transcript, memory fragments, and the same charting backlog.
Conversation details are organized into a review-ready clinical note before the provider moves on.
The provider edits, approves, and releases only the note and handoffs they are comfortable with.
Labs, check-ins, and scheduling holds move to staff without losing plan context.
A reviewed message can recap the plan, next visit timing, and when to contact the clinic sooner.
Signed note status, visit duration, payer details, and coding hints are packaged for review.
Each handoff shows who reviewed it, what changed, and where it moved next.
FAQ
Short answers for the workflow, consent, review, and EMR handoff.
No. It drafts notes and carries handoffs into the EMR workflow your clinic already uses.
Audio is processed on the device's NPU and discarded. Only the clinician-approved note leaves the room.
Yes. Consent state is visible on the device hardware to both the patient and clinician throughout the encounter.
The provider sees a structured SOAP draft alongside the live transcript and edits before approving. Nothing finalizes without provider review.
We're working with design partners on EMR handoff patterns. Specific integrations are planned around pilot needs.
The workflow is designed around HIPAA requirements: consent visibility, role-based review, audit trail, and BAA. We sign BAAs with clinic customers.