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How a Family Medicine MD Practices “Better Medicine” with Freed

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How a Family Medicine MD Practices “Better Medicine” with Freed

Dr. “Call-me-Sam” Broffitt uses Freed so he can devote attention to his patients — and still fit in two evening rounds of golf.

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Before Freed

“I’d do my own version of shorthand while the patient was talking, collect the sheets and bring them home, and then dictating two or three hours every day.”

A documentation-heavy workflow

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Relied on decades-old voice recognition software for dictation

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Took shorthand notes during visits, then dictated at night

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Spent 2–3 extra hours daily charting from home

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Over-documented to protect against litigation

Felt increasingly burned out after 40+ years in practice

With Freed

“It’s actually made me practice better medicine. I wish I had this 40 years ago when I first started. I enjoy practicing medicine now more than I ever did.”

No need for shorthand or dictation after hours

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Brings a laptop into the room, lets Freed capture the entire visit

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Can pull up any reference materials to help him with his patient

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Only light edits required — notes are more complete than before

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Leaves work earlier, with notes already done

Dr. Broffitt has been "liberated" before, during, and after the visit.

Why he loves life with Freed

Practice better medicine
With Freed working in the background, Broffitt can focus fully on his patients, build connections, and pull up clinical references mid-visit.

“I thought I was a good doctor before Freed, but I think I'm a little better now that Freed has come along.”

Win back personal time
He saves 8-10 hours per week — enough for two rounds of golf instead of that late-night dictation.

Rediscover joy in his work
Instead of retiring, he sees himself practicing another 5-10 years. For his patients, this means keeping the care they've counted on for generations.

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“If I were not able to have Freed anymore. I think I'd just go ahead and call it a career. Because I was getting to the point of burnout.”

Dr. Broffitt's favorite features

Easy onboarding
Setup is simple, with no additional training or IT needed. “It’s so easy to onboard and set up.”

Accurate, elegant notes
Freed produces detailed documentation with minimal edits — so complete that insurers reverse down-coded claims.

Background note-taking
By working seamlessly in the background, Freed lets him focus on his patients — who already see him as “part of the family.”

Freed for family medicine

“Give it a try. You won’t go back — It's liberating in every aspect. ” — Dr. Sam Broffitt

Join Dr. Brofitt and the growing community of family medicine clinicians using Freed to lighten their workload and focus more on patients.

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