Your note goes in. A one-page review comes back.
Companion Solo reads a physician's encounter note and returns a single structured page — what the documentation already contains, organized into eight categories, every item pointing back to the physician's own words.
Request Early AccessThe same words, organized.
¶1Follow-up visit. Patient returns after three months and reports feeling well overall, keeping up with the plan we set last time.
¶2Reviewed the home readings brought in today. Discussed diet and the daily walking routine, which the patient has continued.
¶3No new concerns raised. Vitals recorded by staff. Exam unchanged from the prior visit.
¶4Plan: continue the current routine, repeat labs before the next visit, and return in three months or sooner if anything changes.
¶5Questions answered; patient agrees with the plan.
- Category 1—
- Category 2item surfaced ¶2
- Category 3—
- Category 4item surfaced ¶4
- Category 5item surfaced ¶2
- Category 6—
- Category 7item surfaced ¶5
- Category 8—
Three things you can count on.
One page, eight categories, every item traceable to the note
Deterministic review — the same note returns the same page, every time
Built for the solo and small practice from day one
It surfaces facts. It never makes determinations — those remain where they belong, with the physician.