Freed

What is Freed

Freed is an AI-powered tool designed to assist clinicians by transcribing and generating medical notes from patient visits. By capturing and documenting patient encounters, it allows healthcare professionals to focus more on patient care and less on administrative tasks. Loved by over 10,000 clinicians, Freed offers HIPAA-compliant, quick, and customizable notes that can be seamlessly integrated into any electronic health record (EHR) system.

Key Features of Freed

- Automatic Transcription: Converts spoken medical consultations into written notes without manual input.

- SOAP Notes Generation: Formats medical records into SOAP (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) notes for standardization.

- User Customization: Adapts to individual clinicians' note-taking styles and formats through machine learning.

- Specialty compatibility: Works for a variety of medical specialties, including podiatry, addictions, primary care, family medicine, psychiatric mental health, and psychiatry.

- Virtual and In-Office Use: Capable of capturing notes during both virtual and in-office visits, even in noisy environments.

- Real-time Documentation: Begins documentation as soon as the “capture visit” button is clicked and provides notes within 1-2 minutes after hitting “end visit”.

- EHR Compatibility: Enables easy copy and paste of notes into any Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.

- Increased Efficiency: Saves up to 4 hours a night in charting, allowing clinicians more personal time and reduced stress.

- Ease of Use: Simple three-step process—capture, view, and sign off—to create and finalize notes.

- Paid Subscription Plans: Offers individual monthly plans at $99 with unlimited visits and custom pricing options for groups.

- HIPAA Compliance: Ensures data security and privacy adhering to industry standards.

- No Data Storage: Does not store patient recordings, further safeguarding patient information.

- Simple Patient Instructions: Provides straightforward instructions to patients for better treatment adherence.