Notiro now scribes your
telehealth visits too.
Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, or any other video platform — Notiro
captures both sides of the conversation and turns it into a clinical note, the same
way it already does for in-person visits.
How it Works
The Revenue Gap
Whatever platform you use — in a browser tab or a desktop app, it doesn't matter.
A quiet one-time audio setup
A free, lightweight driver runs alongside your call so Notiro can hear it — without changing how you take the call.
Both sides are captured
Your voice and the patient's — just like it would be in the exam room.
Your note is generated
HPI, physical exam, assessment and plan — the same pipeline as an in-person visit, with nothing new to learn.
Why it matters
- Works with any video or voice platform you already use — no new tool to adopt
- Captures both sides of the conversation, not just your own audio
- Works whether the call is in a browser tab or a native desktop app
- Same note quality, same workflow, same editor you already know
Setup
One time. About five minutes. Free.
Install a small audio driver so your computer can route call audio into Notiro. After that, teleconsultation visits work exactly like in-person ones.
Privacy
The same trust boundary as an in-person recording.
Captured locally
The call's audio never passes through a third-party server to reach Notiro — it's captured locally on your machine.
Consent first
You confirm consent from everyone on the call before recording starts, same as you would in person.
Bring Notiro to your video visits.
Start free and see how Notiro documents and codes
a full urgent care visit in real time.
Frequently asked questions
Find quick answers to the most common questions about Notiro — how it works, what it documents, and how it fits into your clinical workflow.
No. Providers always review and decide what information should be included in the patient's chart.
Yes. The Notiro Extension highlights relevant historical information, like HbA1c, eye exams, and foot exams, to support quality measure documentation and flag overlooked opportunities.
The extension surfaces key clinical history such as past medical and surgical history, allergies, active medications, and family history, so providers can quickly understand the patient before the visit.
Yes. The Notiro Extension is built with healthcare privacy and security in mind, supporting workflows that involve Protected Health Information, while keeping providers in control of the final documentation.
