Freed

Freed is an advanced AI-driven medical scribe designed to support healthcare professionals by automating clinical documentation. Instead of simply recording voice notes, it captures patient interactions in real-time and produces detailed, accurate medical notes—from brief transcriptions to structured SOAP notes—adhering to clinical guidelines. Its intelligent system learns and adapts to individual practitioners’ preferences, improving over time with ongoing use.

Integrated seamlessly into existing electronic health record systems, Freed helps instantly generate post-visit summaries and ensures that all data complies with HIPAA privacy standards. This allows clinicians to dedicate more time to direct patient care, reducing the administrative workload without compromising accuracy or security.

Freed suits various medical settings, from solo practitioners to larger clinics, by streamlining operations and supporting both experienced professionals and those new to the complexities of medical documentation. It addresses common pain points in healthcare workflows, such as time-consuming documentation, risk of human error, and the challenge of balancing thoroughness with efficiency.

Freed is intended for clinicians who face significant documentation demands, such as family doctors, internal medicine physicians, and medical specialists who manage complex cases and high patient volumes. It offers valuable support to clinic administrators and practice managers responsible for optimizing workflow and minimizing administrative overhead in small to mid-sized medical practices.

Medical scribes and healthcare trainees who need to learn or standardize electronic medical record documentation processes can also benefit, using Freed for guidance and efficiency. Additionally, it is particularly useful for telemedicine providers seeking to document virtual patient interactions reliably.

Overall, Freed is ideal for healthcare professionals and support staff in outpatient clinics, private practices, and telehealth organizations who want to lessen paperwork, improve note accuracy, and maintain compliance with medical data regulations.