Ambient AI documentation for SNF & LTC

Built forpost-acute care.

ChartMate listens, understands, and drafts audit-ready SOAP, H&P and telehealth notes — suggests the right ICD-10 and CPT codes along with what the visit left open — and files the finalized note straight into PointClickCare.

  • HIPAA-conscious by design
  • 2FA & automatic sign-out
  • Minutes to a finalized note

SOAP note · Room 214

Follow-up visit · 9:42 AM

Listening
S

Resident reports improved appetite; pain 2/10 at rest.

O

BP 122/78 · HR 74 · afebrile. Lungs clear, wound edges granulating.

A

Post-op recovery progressing; nutrition goals on track.

P

Continue current care plan. Re-evaluate wound Thursday.

99309CPT · subsequent careL89.152ICD-10 · pressure ulcer

Finalized & filed

Pushed to PointClickCare · signed by you

How it works

From bedside to signed note, in four quiet steps.

01

Record the visit

Dictate or type your findings as they happen — ChartMate captures the encounter without breaking your flow.

02

AI drafts the note

A complete, structured note in your chosen style: SOAP, H&P, telehealth, addendum and more — phrased the way you chart.

03

Review the codes

CPT and ICD-10 suggestions with documentation-integrity insights, ready for your clinical judgment.

04

Finalize to your EHR

One click signs the note and files it into PointClickCare. No re-typing, no copy-paste.

Note styles

One visit. Any structure.Watch the note rewrite itself.

SOAP note

Follow-up visit · Room 214

Drafted by ChartMate
S

Resident reports improved appetite; pain 2/10 at rest.

O

BP 122/78 · HR 74 · afebrile. Wound edges granulating.

A

Post-op recovery progressing; nutrition goals on track.

P

Continue current care plan. Re-evaluate Thursday.

99309 · CPTL89.152 · ICD-10

Features

Built for the way clinicians actually chart.

Every note style you chart

SOAP, History & Physical, initial and follow-up telehealth, addendums — generated against your templates and defaults.

Codes without the lookup

CPT and ICD-10 suggestions with CDI checks on every note, so the documentation supports the care you actually gave.

PointClickCare, connected

Pull your census and patient context in; push finalized notes back. The chart lives where it belongs.

Dictation that keeps up

Hands-free capture during the visit, voice edits after it. The keyboard becomes optional.

Your voice, preserved

Notes read like you wrote them — your phrasing, your specialty, your sign-off. AI drafts; you decide.

Security that signs off

Two-factor authentication, automatic sign-out, and encrypted PHI in transit and at rest.

Security & trust

Serious about the chart.
Serious about the patient behind it.

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note styles, from SOAP to telehealth

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clinical AI flows behind every draft

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keystrokes to a first draft

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of notes reviewed and signed by you

Two-factor authentication

TOTP-based 2FA for every account, enforced from settings.

Automatic sign-out

Idle sessions end themselves — shared workstations stay clean.

Encrypted PHI

Patient data encrypted in transit and at rest, keys held in KMS.

You hold the pen

AI drafts, the clinician signs. Nothing files without your review.

Clinicians on ChartMate

The chart gets shorter.The care doesn’t.

I used to lose my evenings to charting. Now the note is drafted before I've left the room — I read, fix two lines, sign. My documentation time dropped by more than half.
APAttending PhysicianSkilled nursing facility

Pricing

One plan. Every note you write.

No seats to count, no per-note metering. Chart as much as your caseload demands.

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Unlimited Sessions

For the working clinician

$250/month

  • Unlimited patient sessions
  • Up to 5 hours of recording per session
  • Every note style, unlimited custom templates
  • One-click PointClickCare integration
  • CPT & ICD-10 suggestions with CDI checks
  • Two-factor authentication & automatic sign-out
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Questions

Asked by clinicians, answered plainly.

Give the hours back to care.

Start with your next visit. Record it, review the draft, sign it — and leave the building when your shift ends.