Features
Co-pilot Features
A tool-using clinical chat agent that answers from this patient's real chart — visits, documents, care journey, and medical literature — every claim cited.
Grounded, Not Guessed
Every answer cites a visit date, a document page, or a literature source — Co-pilot never answers clinical questions from memory alone.
@-Mention Any Patient
Tag a patient inline while you type, attach an image or PDF, or dictate your question by voice.
Medical Literature Search
Ask an evidence question and get an answer backed by PubMed and clinical guidelines, with citations.
Draft, Don't Guess
Co-pilot can propose a task, an ICD-11 code, or a generated document — but nothing is saved until you click confirm.
Full Patient Context
Reads visit notes, care journey entries, intake summaries, and uploaded records before it drafts anything.
Everywhere in the Dashboard
Available as a full page or a slide-out panel from almost any patient view — not one page you have to remember to open.
How it works
Up and running in three steps
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Ask or @-Mention
Type, dictate, or @-mention a patient to ask a question or start a task.
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Co-pilot Gathers Evidence
It pulls from visits, documents, care journey entries, and medical literature — never from memory alone.
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Review & Confirm
Every answer is cited, and every action — a task, a code, a document — needs your click first.
Why RxNote
Why Doctors Choose Co-pilot
- Every claim traces back to a visit, document, or study — never a guess
- Search cohorts instantly, e.g. diabetic patients not seen in 6 months
- Evidence questions get PubMed-backed answers with citations
- Nothing is saved without your confirmation — tasks, codes, documents
- Persistent chat history you can revisit per patient
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Built-in clinical tools
100%
Answers require a citation
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does Co-pilot diagnose patients?
No. Co-pilot is decision support — it surfaces cited information from the chart and medical literature so you can make the clinical judgment.
Can Co-pilot save changes without me noticing?
No. Tasks, ICD-11 codes, and generated documents are only proposed by Co-pilot — you always have to click to confirm before anything is saved.
What does Co-pilot cite?
A visit date, a document and page number, a care journey entry, or a medical literature source such as PubMed or a clinical guideline.