Record the visit.
Understand it.
Share it.
The words matter. So does what happens next. Doctor Notes turns medical visits into clear summaries you can keep and share with the people who care.
A clear record for the people
who help along the way.
Your visit.
As you’ll see it.
Take a look inside Doctor Notes, from the first recording to the people you keep in the loop.
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Keep your visits together.
The Visits screen keeps your recordings and shared visits in one place.
Be present for the conversation.
Watch the waveform as a recording unfolds. Pause or finish whenever you’re ready.
Return to the details.
Open the visit summary by topic, or return to the audio and full transcript.
Choose your people.
The Share Visit screen lets you choose someone from your sharing circle.
Oscar’s experience with Doctor Notes
“Doctor Notes has honestly made it way easier for me to support my mom with her health.”
A way to stay involved when being at every appointment isn’t possible.
Read Oscar’s storyOne visit.
Everyone in the loop.
For the appointments you can attend, and the ones you wish you could. Find the support that fits your family.
Explore Doctor Notes for familiesYour work continues
after the appointment.
Help the patients and caregivers you serve keep a record of their visits. Start with the people, the setting, and the support they need.
Let’s talk about your organizationNonprofits & foundations
Offer your community a way to remember every appointment.
Home health agencies
Help families revisit guidance between visits.
Senior living
Keep residents’ loved ones connected to the conversation.
Medical practices
Give patients a record they can review in their own time.
Nonprofits can sponsor Doctor Notes for their community. Families get it free with an access code.
How access worksA place to start.
And come back to.
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FTD.
Understanding a diagnosis.
Finding a way forward.
Childhood cancer.
One step at a time.
For the questions, the appointments,
and everything around them.
For the person
holding it together.
Practical support for
the people who give it.
Educational resources, not medical advice. Some guides are still being prepared.
A doctor.
A caregiver.
A son.
Before Doctor Notes was a product, it was a family’s experience. Caring for his mother, Nuri, showed Khaleed how hard it can be to make sense of care, even when you know the healthcare system.
He built Doctor Notes to help patients and the people beside them keep the conversation.
The story behind Doctor NotesLess to remember.
More to return to.
Ask for permission to record. Review important details with your clinician.