HIPAA COMPLIANT
Data intelligence
Clinical documentation agent
Chartwright
Turns a consultation into a structured note against your own template, codes it, and marks every field it was not confident about.
280 tokens/s
Throughput
98.4%
Accuracy
390ms
Median latency
11.7M
Calls per month
Structures free-text encounters into coded problems, medications and plans; never fills a gap with a plausible value; surfaces contradictions for the clinician rather than resolving them.
Scope
Structures free-text encounters into coded problems, medications and plans; never fills a gap with a plausible value; surfaces contradictions for the clinician rather than resolving them.
Capabilities
- Encounter note structuring
- ICD-10 and SNOMED coding
- Medication reconciliation
- Low-confidence field marking
- De-identification before egress
Runs on
Deployed in
Calling it from the SDK
const scribe = new NexusAgent({ role: 'clinical_scribe', phi: 'in_region' });
const note = await scribe.structure({
encounter: transcript,
template: 'soap',
markUncertain: true
});
Recorded exchanges
Published examples, reproduced verbatim. This page does not call a model.
A consultation with a contradiction in it
Asked
Structure this fifteen-minute follow-up into a SOAP note and code it.
Returned
Note structured. Two things need a clinician's eye before it is signed. The medication list in the record shows metformin 1000mg twice daily. The patient described taking "one in the morning". That is a discrepancy, not a transcription error I should quietly fix — it is flagged in the reconciliation section with both values shown. The assessment mentions "improving" without a referent. I have left it as dictated rather than attaching it to the most recent problem, because guessing wrong there changes what the note says clinically. Coding: E11.9 for the diabetes follow-up, confidence high. I did not code the mentioned foot discomfort — there is not enough in the encounter to distinguish neuropathy from a mechanical cause, and a speculative code follows the patient.