Matched against visit audio
8 of 10 statements traced to the recorded visit
Each clinical statement in the draft is lined up with a moment in the visit recording, with the referral and H&P also checked where available.
Review
Visit note with confidence score and supporting evidence.
Sample Agency 3 / Home Health / OASIS
T. Nguyen, PT, Today
Metoprolol dose increased to 50 mg daily per physician order.
Flagged: Medication change not mentioned in the visit audio.
Clinician"Are you still taking the heart pill every morning?"
Patient"Yes, the little white one."
Metoprolol tartrate 25 mg by mouth twice daily.
Discharge medications: metoprolol 25 mg twice daily. No dose change ordered.
Fall risk assessed as low; patient ambulating independently in the home.
Flagged: Fall risk lowered from prior chart without an explanation.
Fall risk high. Two falls in the past 3 months. Uses walker at all times.
Patient"I left the walker in the bedroom, I only use it at night now."
Admitted after a fall at home. Gait unsteady on discharge.
Vital signs: BP 132/78, HR 76, SpO2 96% on room air.
Flagged: Vital signs line has no matching audio.
Clinician"Let me get your blood pressure and oxygen."
(No readings spoken aloud.)
BP 148/86, HR 82, SpO2 94% on room air.
7 statements supported by visit audio and prior chart
Confidence score
70%
Based on evidence matched across visit audio and the prior chart.
Outcome
Reason: 3 of 10 statements need review. A note clears to auto approve only when every statement traces to visit audio and is consistent with the prior chart, or the change is explained.
Resolve 4 remaining items to approve
Enzo QA
Documented
Suggested
Why this suggestion
The referral and H&P document chronic diastolic heart failure alongside hypertension. ICD-10 guidelines presume a causal link between the two, so I11.0 is sequenced first with I50.32, and I10 should not be used.
Chronic diastolic heart failure with hypertension. Admitted after a fall at home.
Focus of care: heart failure management and fall prevention.
Matched against visit audio
8 of 10 statements traced to the recorded visit
Each clinical statement in the draft is lined up with a moment in the visit recording, with the referral and H&P also checked where available.
Matched against prior chart
9 of 10 statements consistent with prior notes
Functional status and medication lines are compared with the previous visit record, plus the referral and H&P where available.
Items flagged for human review
3 items flagged
2 with no matching audio and 1 that conflict with the prior chart. A reviewer sees these first.
Audit trail