The medical letter writes itself.

The Old Problem

While the patient describes their complaints, the doctor is forced to stare at the monitor to take notes. The human connection is lost. The alternative: The doctor collects dictations that are painstakingly transcribed by the transcription service or themselves in the evening.

The AI Solution

The doctor asks the patient for permission to record. A smartphone or microphone on the desk "listens in" (Ambient Listening). A medical LLM recognizes the technical terms, converts the raw dialogue into diagnoses, and assigns relevant ICD-10 codes for billing.

Secure Audio Recording

The conversation is locally buffered on the device and immediately pseudonymized for transfer. No patient names end up in the long-term training storage of AI companies.

Real-Time Structuring

While the system is still running, it organizes the text into categories (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan - SOAP). Small talk about the last weekend is cleverly ignored.

Doctor's Approval

At the end of the session, the doctor sees the finished draft on the screen, adjusts a medication if necessary, and releases the letter directly into the patient file with a click (e.g., according to HL7 standard).