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AI scribe for clinicians

Finish your notes before you leave the clinic.

Terra drafts the note while you see the patient, with the chart's context and codes ready for review. Built for independent clinicians.

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Who it is for

Independent physicians, nurse practitioners and physician assistants who see their own panel and do their own documentation, usually after hours.

AI ScribeContext EngineCoding Assistant

What gets in the way

The documentation problems, and what Terra does about them.

  1. 1

    Notes after hours

    The visit ends and the note is still a blank page. Terra drafts it while you talk, so review starts before the patient leaves.

  2. 2

    Re-reading the chart

    Allergies, active medications and the last plan are gathered into the Context tab before you open the door.

  3. 3

    Coding from memory

    Code suggestions arrive with the exact sentence that supports them, and a prompt when laterality or specificity is missing.

The three that matter most

Built around how you already work.

Each demo plays a synthetic visit in the layout of the app. The transcript and note demos use the sample visit below.

Ambient documentation

AI Scribe

The visit becomes a cited draft in your template while you are still in the room.

  • Drafts HPI, exam, assessment and plan in your own template
  • Each sentence carries a citation back to the transcript or chart
  • Nothing is final until you review and sign
How AI Scribe works
Animated demo: Terra drafts a visit note for Jamie Rivera, section by section, with a citation on every sentence.
The chart, already read

Context Engine

Allergies, active medications and what changed since last time are already in the draft.

  • Pulls clinician-approved allergies and active medications
  • Summarises what changed since the last signed visit
  • Every context line shows its source; you pick what the draft may use
How Context Engine works
Animated demo: the Context tab writes itself from the chart: age, allergies, active medications and what changed since the last signed note, each with its source.
Codes with their reasons

Coding Assistant

Codes arrive with the sentence that supports them, so review takes seconds.

  • Each suggested ICD-10-CM code shows the excerpt that supports it
  • Asks for laterality and specificity instead of guessing
  • Suggestions only; you confirm every code
How Coding Assistant works
Animated demo: ICD-10-CM code suggestions, each with the supporting excerpt from the note, and a prompt to choose laterality.

Sample visit

Knee pain follow-up, from transcript to draft.

A synthetic knee-pain follow-up, the same visit used across this site. Each sentence in the draft cites the transcript segments it came from.

Reviewed transcript

Jamie Rivera · 46 · Knee pain follow-up
  1. S1
    Clinician0:04

    Good to see you again, Jamie. How has the left knee been since we started the naproxen?

  2. S2
    Patient0:11

    Better in the mornings. It still aches after I walk more than a mile, and stairs are the worst.

  3. S3
    Clinician0:19

    Any swelling, locking, or the knee giving way?

  4. S4
    Patient0:23

    Some swelling at night. No locking, and it hasn't given out.

  5. S5
    Clinician0:41

    I'm seeing a mild effusion and some crepitus. Range of motion is zero to one-twenty.

  6. S6
    Clinician0:52

    Let's keep the naproxen with food, start physical therapy, and get standing X-rays.

Drafted note

Draft · awaiting review

History of present illness

46-year-old woman seen in follow-up for left knee pain after starting naproxen 500 mg twice daily.S1 Morning stiffness has improved; aching persists after walking more than one mile and on stairs.S2 Reports evening swelling. Denies locking or instability.S4

Physical exam

Left knee: mild effusion, patellofemoral crepitus, range of motion 0–120°.S5

Assessment

Left knee osteoarthritis (M17.12), improving on NSAID therapy.S2S5

Plan

Continue naproxen 500 mg twice daily with food.S6 Refer to physical therapy. Standing bilateral knee X-rays.S6

Every person and value in this sample is invented.

FAQ

Questions about Terra for clinicians

Leave on time tomorrow.

Start with a synthetic visit, then bring Terra into your clinic when it feels right.

7-day free trial · no card required · HIPAA compliant