Signed notes land in the chart you already use.
Charted connects to your EHR through standard health-data APIs. Each part of the signed note goes to the field where it belongs, and nothing is sent until the clinician signs.
Every part of the note has a place in the chart.
A typical mapping. We set up yours with your team during the pilot.
Chief complaint
Encounter reason
History of present illness
HPI
Review of systems
ROS
Exam
Physical exam
Assessment
Problem list
Plan
Orders and follow-up
ICD-10 codes
Visit diagnoses
Signed note
Clinical documents
Works with the systems your clinic runs.
EHR
Norvane EHR
Avenmoor Chart
Pelliton Records
Practice management
Dunmere Practice
Veltro Scheduling
Hadrell Billing
Lab results
Calvix Labs
Cindral Diagnostics
Sallowmere Labs
Telehealth
Orrin Telehealth
Ostrell Video
Brisholm Visit
How a connection is set up.
1
Tell us your EHR
We confirm which API your EHR offers and what access your IT team needs to grant.
2
Map your template
We match each section of your note template to a chart field and test it with sample patients.
3
Sign and send
Pilot clinicians sign their first notes, and we check that each one landed in the right field before you roll out.
Integration questions.
Which EHRs does Charted connect to?
Any EHR with a standard health-data API, which covers most systems clinics use today. If yours doesn't have one, signed notes can go out as documents your staff file in the chart.
Does Charted need write access to our EHR?
Only to the fields you choose to map, and only for signed notes. Charted never changes a note after the clinician signs it.
What happens if the EHR is unavailable?
Signed notes wait in a queue and go out when the connection is back. Clinicians can see which notes are still waiting.
Who sets up the connection?
Our team does, with your IT contact. Most connections are ready within the 14-day pilot.
