The chart that writes itself.

The visit is recorded, the note is drafted, the care plan adjusts. The dietitian reads and signs.

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the auro chart on a painted forest sheet

Every visit becomes a record on its own. auro listens to the visit, drafts the note in the practice’s own format, updates the care plan, and files the claim behind it.

The note, written for you

Ambient scribe on every visit, in office or on Zoom. The draft is waiting before the patient reaches the parking lot.

Ambient scribe

The visit is recorded with consent, transcribed, and drafted as a SOAP or ADIME note in the practice’s template.

PES statements

Problems, etiology and signs are pulled from the conversation and the logs, ready to sign or edit.

Care plan updates

Targets, interventions and follow-ups change with the visit and follow the patient home in the app.

Triage that knows who needs you

Every morning the practice opens on the people who need attention, ranked, with the reason in one line.

Urgent, active, review, ok

Four tiers, set by the logs, the weight trend, the missed check-ins and the flags the dietitian raised.

Engagement dropout

No food logged in fourteen days is a clinical fact. It surfaces before the next visit is booked.

One-tap actions

Send a check-in, add a note, escalate, or hand to the coordinator without leaving the row.

A coordinator that runs the follow-through

Welcome sequences, re-book nudges, check-ins and refills run on their own and report back on the record.

Flows

Ten-step onboarding, GLP-1 titration check-ins, group program cadences, all as visible steps with dates.

Nudges

A patient with no visit on the books gets a re-book nudge, and the practice sees it happened.

auro EHR by the numbers

41 s

average eligibility check before a visit

84%

of patients logging every day in the pilot

12 of 12

notes signed for billed visits in the September close

“The ambient scribe writes a better note than I do at 7 PM after six visits.”
“I stopped copying from yesterday’s note. Each chart reads like it was written by someone who was actually listening.”
“Signing used to take thirty minutes. Now it takes two.”
“The triage queue caught a lab flag I would have missed until the next visit.”
“Group sessions used to mean one note copied six times. Now each person gets their own record.”

How practices use auro EHR

GLP-1 titration follow-ups

Every dose change becomes a check-in cadence; nausea, intake and hydration are tracked from the logs and summarized before the visit.

Initial MNT visits

Intake, PES statements and the first care plan drafted from the visit itself, with the claim filed the same night.

Group programs

A metabolic reset with nine people runs as one record per person and one plan for the room.

Prenatal nutrition

Trimester targets and lab flags carried through every visit and into the patient’s app.

Insurance and self-pay side by side

The same chart, whether the visit is a covered MNT session or a package.

Built for the most sensitive records

Every default is the strict one. What the practice can prove to an auditor is what the software enforces: the BAA, the audit log, encryption at rest and in transit, retention and purge, and a boxed model that interprets but never holds the record.

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