One visit in, one signed note out.

Start recording once the patient agrees. Charted drafts the note, links each line to the transcript and suggests ICD-10 codes. You edit, sign and send it to the EHR.

Hypertension follow-up

Family medicine

08:12

Consent recorded

Subjective

Objective

Assessment

Plan

Continue metformin 500 mg twice daily and lisinopril 10 mg daily. Weekly pill organizer and home BP log. Recheck BP and A1c in 3 months.

Suggested codes

E11.9

Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications

I10

Essential (primary) hypertension

Draft ready for review

Sign and send to EHR

Transcript

Clinician

07:05

Let's keep both medicines the same and try a weekly pill organizer.

Clinician

07:30

Check your blood pressure at home, and I'll see you in three months with new labs.

Highlighted lines are where this part of the note came from.

Hypertension follow-up

Family medicine

08:12

Consent recorded

Subjective

Objective

Assessment

Plan

Morning glucose mostly in the 120s since starting metformin. Misses lisinopril about twice a week.

Suggested codes

E11.9

Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications

I10

Essential (primary) hypertension

Draft ready for review

Sign and send to EHR

Transcript

Patient

00:48

My morning sugars have been in the 120s since I started the metformin.

Patient

01:15

I still forget the blood pressure pill, maybe twice a week.

Highlighted lines are where this part of the note came from.

From check-in to signed note.

The same four steps in every specialty, in the exam room or on video.

Step 1

Prepare

Open the visit to read a one-screen summary of past notes, current medications and open results.

Step 2

Record

The patient sees a consent prompt first. Then record on your phone, in the browser or inside a video visit.

Step 3

Review

The draft is ready within a minute of ending the visit. Tap any line to see the part of the transcript it came from.

Step 4

Sign and sync

Accept or edit the suggested codes, then sign. The note goes to the matching fields in your EHR.

What Charted does with the conversation.

Ambient transcription

Charted tells your voice apart from the patient's and keeps a timestamped transcript. Small talk stays in the transcript and out of the note.

Auto-filled notes and codes

Diagnostic suggestions for clinician review

Transcript

06:42

Clinician

00:12

What brings you in today?

Patient

00:16

My home blood pressure readings were high this week.

Clinician

00:31

And the headaches you mentioned last time?

Patient

00:38

Better since I cut back on salt.

Draft note

SOAP

Subjective

Home BP readings high this week. Headaches better after cutting salt.

Assessment

Essential hypertension, above goal.

I10

Essential (primary) hypertension

R51.9

Headache, unspecified

Linked to 00:16, “My home blood pressure readings were high this week.”

Draft note

For your review

Secondary hypertension

Consider if BP stays above goal.

Add to note

Missed doses

Patient mentioned skipping pills.

Add to note

Only added if you choose.

What else Charted handles.

Specialty templates

SOAP, H&P, DAP and 30+ specialty formats. Rename and reorder sections to match how your group writes.

ICD-10 suggestions with evidence

Each suggested code shows the sentence that supports it. Accept, change or remove it before you sign.

Patient instructions

A plain-language summary the patient can take home, drafted from the plan you agreed on in the visit.

Referral and prior-auth letters

Draft referral and prior-authorization letters with the history and findings from the visit already filled in.

Visits in 20+ languages

Record visits in more than 20 languages, including Spanish, Portuguese and Mandarin. The note is written in English.

Audit trail

See who recorded, edited, signed and sent every note, and when.

Note formats included.

Every plan includes these formats. Practice and Health system plans can add custom templates.

  • SOAP

  • H&P

  • Progress note

  • DAP

  • BIRP

  • Procedure note

  • Discharge summary

  • Referral letter

  • Patient instructions

You stay the author.

Charted writes the draft. What goes into the chart is your decision.

Nothing reaches the chart until you sign

Drafts stay in Charted until a licensed clinician reviews and signs them.

Codes are suggestions with evidence

Each ICD-10 suggestion shows the sentence it's based on. Nothing is coded until you accept it.

Unclear phrases are flagged

When audio is muffled or a statement is ambiguous, Charted highlights the line and asks you to confirm it.

How Charted compares with typing and dictation.

Per visit

Charted

Typing

Dictation

Per visit

Charted

Typing

Dictation

Draft ready when the visit ends

Included

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Draft ready when the visit ends

Included

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You face the patient, not a screen

Included

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Included

You face the patient, not a screen

Included

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Included

Sorted into note sections

Included

Manual

Manual

Sorted into note sections

Included

Manual

Manual

ICD-10 suggestions with evidence

Included

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ICD-10 suggestions with evidence

Included

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Each line linked to the visit

Included

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Each line linked to the visit

Included

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Median time per note

4 min

14 min

9 min

Median time per note

4 min

14 min

9 min

Median times per note from a 12-week pilot with 40 clinicians in family medicine and pediatrics.

Works with the EHR you already use.

Charted connects through standard health-data APIs and writes each part of the signed note to the field where it belongs.

Chief complaint

Encounter reason

Assessment

Problem list

Plan

Orders and follow-up

ICD-10 codes

Visit diagnoses

Connects with

Norvane EHR

Avenmoor Chart

Pelliton Records

Dunmere Practice

Calvix Labs

Orrin Telehealth

Works with the EHR you already use.

Charted connects through standard health-data APIs and writes each part of the signed note to the field where it belongs.

Chief complaint

Encounter reason

Assessment

Problem list

Plan

Orders and follow-up

ICD-10 codes

Visit diagnoses

Connects with

Norvane EHR

Avenmoor Chart

Pelliton Records

Dunmere Practice

Calvix Labs

Orrin Telehealth

Portrait of Dr. Leah Morrow

“I stopped typing during visits in the first week. A patient asked me if something had changed.”

Dr. Leah Morrow

Internist, Ostrin Family Medicine

Portrait of Rafael Ortiz

“Each code shows the sentence behind it, so I check codes in seconds instead of rereading the whole note.”

Rafael Ortiz

Physician assistant, urgent care, Halvane Care

Product questions.

How long does a draft take?

Usually under a minute after you end the recording. Long visits, such as 50-minute therapy sessions, can take up to two minutes.

What if Charted gets something wrong?

Edit the draft like any document before you sign. Every line links to the transcript, so you can check what was said, and lines Charted is unsure about are highlighted.

Can we use our own note templates?

Yes. Start from one of 30+ specialty formats and rename, reorder or add sections. Practice and Health system plans can also upload the templates you use today.

Does it work for video and phone visits?

Yes. Charted records video visits in the browser without a second device, and phone visits from the mobile app.

Try it on next week's visits.

Run Charted for 14 days on your own visits, with a signed BAA and your note templates loaded.

Try it on next week's visits.

Run Charted for 14 days on your own visits, with a signed BAA and your note templates loaded.

Clinical notes drafted during the visit, so clinicians can leave on time.

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Clinical notes drafted during the visit, so clinicians can leave on time.

© 2026 Charted

Designed by

LinkedIn
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Instagram

Charted drafts clinical documentation. It does not diagnose or treat. A licensed clinician reviews and signs every note.

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