Before Freed
“I would try to type as the patient was talking. It was very distracting for both of us. I felt a disconnect–I wasn't able to look at the patient all the time. I kept looking back at my screen.”
Open a Google Doc before each visit
Type while the patient talks
Organize notes and try to remember signs and symptoms
Rewrite and plug into the EHR
Since rewrites can take hours, she’d either stay late or finish up on the weekends.
Freed abstracts only the important information. Since it’s designed specifically for clinicians, medical terms and medications are spelled correctly.
Erica didn’t need any complex integrations or training sessions after signing up. This was huge: she wanted to get started ASAP.
Freed prioritizes the features that clinicians need most. For Erica, this brings her back to why she started in healthcare.
“A lot of providers go into health care because they want to provide that relationship, that compassionate, patient centered care. You’re able to do that easier with Freed without compromising your own time.”
Erica trained Freed to write like she does. Here's how she customized it for her practice.
This teaches Freed to adapt to your writing style. Erica used it to capture notes in short phrases instead of full sentences.
This is an easy toggle. Erica usually keeps notes on the “standard” format, but sometimes switches to “Concise” or “Detailed.”
This lets her modify the information she wants in each note, like adding a physical exam to the Objective.
Frequently asked questions from clinicians and medical practitioners.