Encounter Notes
Built for Emergency Medicine

Document smarter.
Discharge faster.

Encounter Notes uses AI to draft your HPI, Physical Exam, and MDM — so you can focus on the patient in front of you.

Rm 2287M Chest Pain
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Physical Exam
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MDM
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5,000+clinicians trust the creators of Encounter Medicine

Built by the emergency physician team that brought you tydotphrase — the #1 EM dot-phrase library used in hospitals nationwide.

How It Works

From summary to chart in seconds.

Two steps. Thirty seconds. Done.

01

Capture

Press record and talk with your patient. Encounter listens, transcribes, and drafts your HPI, Exam, and MDM in seconds.

Capture the encounter,
before you write a word.
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02

Generate

Paste labs, imaging, and the rest of the chart — your HPI and exam are already dictated. Encounter drafts an MDM in seconds.

EHRPatient Workstation — Emergency Department
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JOHNSON, ROBERT A
MRN: 4728293DOB: 06/12/1938 (87y)M⚠ Allergy: PCN
ED Rm 22 • ESI-2
Attending: Dr. Chen
SummaryChart ReviewNotesOrdersResultsMAR
ED Provider Note — 03/15/2026 14:32

Chief Complaint: Chest Pressure

Vitals
TempHRRRBPSpO2
36.89218158/94 ⚠96% RA
Results
TestValueRef RangeFlag
Trop-I0.12<0.04H ▲
BNP180<100H
Cr1.10.7-1.3Normal
ECG

NSR at 96 bpm. Normal axis. 1mm ST depression V4-V6. No reciprocal changes. QTc 440ms.

Imaging — CXR

Portable AP. No acute infiltrate or effusion. Cardiac silhouette mildly enlarged. No pneumothorax.

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JOHNSON, ROBERT A • 4728293
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87M Chest Pain
1:18 PM · Deletes in 23h
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62F Dyspnea
1:17 PM · Deletes in 23h
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Dr. Tyler

87M Chest Pain

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HPIVoice
87yo M w/ HTN, HLD, DM2 p/w substernal chest pressure x2h at rest, 7/10, non-radiating, with mild dyspnea. Denies diaphoresis, nausea.
Physical ExamVoice
Vitals: BP 158/94, HR 92, RR 18, SpO₂ 96% RA.
Gen: Alert, mildly uncomfortable.
CV: RRR, no m/r/g.
Pulm: CTAB, no wheezes/rales.
Neuro: A&O×3, no focal deficit.
MDMVoice
87M presents with chest pressure. Differential includes STEMI/NSTEMI, unstable angina, aortic dissection, pulmonary embolism, and musculoskeletal etiologies.

 

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Describe the patient — I'll build the note.
Summarize the case
Tell us what's wrong on exam
Add your labs, imaging, procedures, etc
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Paste the entire chart or summarize the case…
AI can make mistakes. Please review all responses.
From any encounter,
a finished note.

Features

Everything you need to chart faster

Built around the way emergency documentation actually works — summary in, defensible note out.

MDM that thinks like you

Paste the whole chart — messy radiology reports, raw labs, all of it. Encounter reasons through the differential and drafts an MDM matched to the acuity you actually worked up.

Medical decision making87M presents with substernal chest pressure. Differential includes STEMI/NSTEMI, unstable angina, aortic dissection, PE, and musculoskeletal etiologies. Initial troponin 0.12 (H) with 1mm ST depression V4–V6 on ECG

Two ways to talk

Ambient Scribe listens to the encounter and works out who said what. In dictation you are the source of truth — give it a summary, a study read, or a mid-shift update, and it decides which sections to write and how to word them.

Ambient Scribe
Dictation
Dictation mode

“She ran out of insulin three days ago and has not taken any since”

HPI updatedMDM updated

E/M level capture

Documentation that supports the level you worked. See where the note lands before you sign it.

5LVL22F DKA, type 1High complexity
4LVL83M Rash and nonspecific weaknessModerate complexity
3LVL34M Ankle sprainLow complexity

Built on real templates

Hundreds of best-practice normal exams and detailed HPI questionnaires sit behind every draft — so it asks what you would have asked.

Oropharyngeal exam

Uvula: midline, without deviation or edema

Soft palate: without swelling

Tonsils: without pus

From the tydotphrase library

Patient instructions

Plain-language discharge with strict return precautions, and the counseling documented for you.

Discharged homeWhen to return to the ER or call 911

Come back right away for worsening pain, fever, trouble breathing, or new symptoms.

HIPAA compliant256-bit AES, in transit and at restU.S.-based data centers

Testimonials

Loved by EM physicians

Hear from doctors who are already charting faster.

“I used to stay two hours after every shift just to finish my charts. Now I'm out the door on time. And the MDMs? It actually thinks like an EM doc.”

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Dr. Randall L.

EM Attending, Level 1 Trauma Center

“Honestly, I was skeptical about AI in note-taking — until I built my own. I'm meticulous about note structure and med-mal coverage, and now I not only get to spend more time with my patients, I'm confident that when I hit sign, the chart is complete.”

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Dr. Tyler H.

Founder and EM Attending, Level 1 Trauma Center

“The RVU and E/M level capture is a game-changer.”

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Dr. Aws A.

Associate ED Medical Director, Community ED

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers to common questions about Encounter Notes.

Yes. Encounter Notes is fully HIPAA compliant. All data is encrypted with 256-bit AES encryption both in transit and at rest. Our infrastructure runs in U.S.-based, HIPAA-compliant data centers. Your patient information is safe with us.

Encounter Notes works alongside any EHR. It runs in your browser — provide a brief summary or simply copy and paste the generated documentation into Epic, Cerner, Meditech, or whichever system you use.

Other AI note assistants are mostly speech-to-text tools — they transcribe what you say with sparse clinical reasoning. Encounter Notes is a robust AI documentation assistant that understands clinical reasoning. Give it a brief summary or drop your entire note with labs/imaging included and it generates a structured, billing-appropriate HPI, Physical Exam, and MDM. It doesn’t just write what you say; it thinks through the documentation like a seasoned EM physician.

Open the webapp in your mobile browser, get the patient’s consent to record, and hit record. Voice mode will generate a defensible note automatically. Want a more robust MDM? Paste any additional data into the MDM chat panel afterward to sharpen the output.

Copy and paste straight from your EMR — don’t bother filtering out the noise in radiology reports, messy lab values, or anything else. We’ll handle that. Two seconds later, you’ve got a polished MDM. If you just want a template-style note, give us the basics: age, gender, chief complaint, and disposition.

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