The note ready when every encounter ends.
In the exam room and in the ED, Plexo listens to the conversation, adds context from the clinical record and writes the note in your system. The doctor reviews and signs.
Transcribing live
- DoctorWhat brings you in today?
- PatientMy right knee has hurt for a week and it's hard to climb stairs.
- DoctorAre you taking anything for the pain?
- PatientIbuprofen, and I'm still on enalapril for my blood pressure.
Plexo Intelligence
With an eGFR of 38 ml/min/1.73 m², reduce metformin to a maximum of 1,000 mg per day and check kidney function every 3 to 6 months.
I considered: March creatinine · type 2 diabetes · enalapril
Source: KDIGO guideline for diabetes in chronic kidney disease
Ibuprofen + enalapril: may reduce the antihypertensive effect and affect kidney function.
Ibuprofen 400 mg every 8 h
Acetaminophen 1 g every 8 h
How it works
Clinical documentation, in real time.
Plexo completes the clinical record while you see the patient. You focus on the patient.
Ask Plexo, with your patient's context.
Resolve questions or get a second opinion from a medical AI that knows your patient's history.
Alerts and suggestions for safer treatment.
Plexo reviews your patient's full history to flag possible interactions and suggest safe alternatives.
Plexo works in every specialty at your institution, adapted to each doctor's preferences.
Specialty templates
Internal medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, orthopedics and more, each with its own structure.
Voice templates
Call up the template by voice and customize it by doctor and department.
Patient context
History, medications and allergies from your EHR, without asking again.
Suggested coding
Diagnoses with suggested ICD-10 codes, backed by the note's text.
Check before signing
Plexo flags missing data so the note is complete.
Inside your system
The note is saved to your EHR, in the screens your doctors already know.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask us most.
Write to us and we'll discuss it.
Write to usDoes it record patients without their knowledge?
No. Plexo is used with informed consent.
Does it work with noise, like in an ED?
Yes. It's built for real care settings, including the ED, and tells each speaker apart.
Who signs the note?
Always the doctor. Plexo prepares the note and flags what's missing; the doctor reviews, edits and signs.
Do I need to change my EHR?
No. Plexo integrates inside your system and the note is saved where your doctors already work.
Try it in your practice or your ED.
We'll show you the full flow, from conversation to signed note, with cases from your specialty.