Tap the mic and dictate a medication given, a vitals check, a procedure performed. Care Journey transcribes it, tags it, and builds a timeline that feeds straight into your notes.
Features
A voice-recorded timeline of everything that happens to a patient between visits — medications, vitals, procedures — feeding straight into your notes.
Tap the mic and dictate a medication given, a vitals check, or a procedure — no typing required.
Recorded in any language, transcribed live, and translated to English — with the original transcript always viewable.
Medication, Vitals, Procedure, Observation, or General — each color-coded on the timeline.
AI pulls 2-5 factual key points — doses, vitals, procedures actually stated — and never invents anything.
Chronological, grouped by care type, with relative timestamps like "2h ago" or "3d ago."
Entries are pulled into Co-pilot's answers and into generated discharge summaries, cited by date and type.
How it works
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Dictate what happened — a medication, a vitals check, a procedure — right after it happens.
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The entry is transcribed, translated if needed, and tagged by care type automatically.
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Key points are extracted and the entry appears on the patient's care journey, ready for the next visit.
Why RxNote
Recording care entry...
Nurse SarahFAQ
Any clinician or staff member on the care team with access to the patient can record an entry by voice.
Yes, entries can be edited or deleted after the fact.
No — it complements them. Care Journey captures what happens between visits, while Scribe documents the visit itself.