From the First Assessment to Every Follow-Up Visit
You document what you do every day – DocCare adapts to the way you work.
Hands-Free Recording
You start recording at the beginning of the visit and turn back to your patient. The history, and whatever you say aloud during the examination, go into the transcript.
Your Note, Your Way
Functional assessment, tests, pain scale, therapy plan, home exercises – you choose the sections and their order yourself.
ICD-10 Codes for the Diagnosis
For the diagnosis from the referral or the history, DocCare suggests ICD-10 codes – ready to review and copy one by one or all at once.
A Note That Fits Your Software
Do you keep your documentation in practice software? Arrange the sections to match its fields and paste the note in section by section.
PDF and Change History
You download the note as a PDF, and the version history keeps every correction you make.
Fewer corrections with every visit
DocCare adapts to you – to the way you write and to how much you work.
Learns from your corrections
When you correct a note, DocCare remembers your preferences. The next notes need fewer changes.
A plan that fits your schedule
Plans differ in recording time. You choose the one that matches the number of your visits, and change it when your schedule changes.
Questions from Physiotherapists
No. As a physiotherapist, you get the same features: recording, transcription, a note in the layout you set yourself, ICD-10 codes, and PDF export. You choose from the same plans as a doctor in independent practice.
In the template, you add sections – for example, history, functional examination, tests, therapy plan, and recommendations – and give each one a short instruction on what it should contain. DocCare fills them with content from the conversation.
The note is created from what is said during the visit. Simply state a test result or a range of motion aloud – to the patient or for the recording. You can add any other information in the editor.
Try it at your next visit
Set up the sections for your work, record a visit, and compare the note with what you write today.