New Ambient Data · by DeepCura
The chart that fills itself — say it once, tracked forever.
Live in your account today · nothing to set up
Same visit · different data
“Her A1c came back at 7.2.”
Coded — verified
LOINC · 4548-4 ✓Checked against the current official release before it files. A made-up code structurally can’t get in.
Trended — automatically
Lands beside every prior value on her A1c chart — no flowsheet typing, ever.
Anchored — to the second
▶ 0:21The exact words — and the exact second of audio — stay attached to the fact, forever.
Yours to approve
AI-suggested→Approved by youNothing touches the chart until you click. Every decision is an audited event.
In a typical EHR, that sentence is prose buried in one note with no evidence.
Here, it’s living data the moment it’s spoken.
EHRs imprison values inside encounters. We attach encounters to values.
Before the visit
Open the chart and it’s current — problems, meds, allergies, and every trend, including whatever arrived since you last looked. The 7 a.m. dig through old notes becomes a 30-second glance.
Suggested from today’s visit · 1 of 6
“Well, my lower back’s been hurting again.” — anchored at 0:21
After the visit
The conversation becomes a short list of suggested updates — each with its verified code and the exact words behind it. Approve, edit, or reject: six quick updates, not sixty pages of re-reading.
Not a second chart to maintain. We still write your EHR note, same as always. The AI does the filing — you approve it.
Across your whole practice
Every value is coded and verified — so your entire panel becomes something you can question in plain English. The queries below are just examples; the limit is your imagination.
Pick your specialty
Population tools always demo the same three diseases — and if none of them look like your day, the whole idea feels like it belongs to somebody else. It doesn’t. Every specialty has lists it needs and can’t build without a chart dig. Click your world; these are yours.
Primary care · every one of these is a chart dig you don’t have time for. Now it’s one question and a CSV.
Hospital medicine · no campaigns in your world — the same engine closes loops, preps QI review, and hands your biller a clean export.
Cardiology · guideline gaps hide in prose. A coded chart turns them into worklists.
Psychiatry · monitoring protocols stop depending on memory when the chart is queryable.
Pediatrics · recall lists that build themselves from what was said in the room.
Women’s health · screening follow-up stops depending on someone remembering.
Med spa & cash-pay · for the practices who say clients: recall and reactivation from data nobody had to type.
Functional medicine · track what your medicine actually measures — then ask about it.
In plain financial terms
Structured, evidence-linked data isn’t an aesthetic upgrade — it’s the substrate reimbursement runs on. Same visits, same conversations: more of the work you already do becomes revenue you can defend.
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Every overdue A1c, mammogram, and annual wellness visit is a one-click recall list with a CSV for outreach. Care gaps stop being invisible — and your schedule fills from your own panel.
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E/M now pays on decision-making. The chart carries the coded problems and values that justify the level — down to the moment they were said.
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A payer requests documentation; every value opens its receipt — the sentence, the source, the date. Appeals turn from an afternoon into a click.
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Diagnoses captured in conversation land coded with evidence attached — risk adjustment that’s audit-ready, not audit-bait.
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Quality denominators are a panel query you can run any day of the year — not a December archaeology project across free-text notes.
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The input is a conversation you were already having. No extra clicks, no extra staff, no second chart to maintain — every entry approved by you.
Missed care, found
The abnormal result that never got its retest. The patient told to come back who never did. In most practices those lists exist only in theory, because building one means digging through charts for days — so the care stays missed, and the revenue it already earned leaks silently. Here, each one is a single question with the evidence attached.
Call it what your practice calls it. A registry, a recall list, a quality worklist — or, if you run cash-pay, a CRM that runs on the chart instead of on fields somebody typed. Insurance practices close care gaps and measures; med spas fill programs and rebookings. Same chart, same click.
The instrument lineage
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The visit’s spoken stream becomes verified chart data. Values that died as prose become facts.
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The picture is computed for you, always current. Each visit makes the patient clearer — not heavier.
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Care-gap queries render absence itself — the question “what have I not checked?” held open for every patient at once.
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Every fact descends to the exact spoken second. “The record says” becomes “here’s why it says it.”
No switching required
Your EHR stays the legal record — billing, prescriptions, compliance. DeepCura sits on top: every note and code it receives arrives verified and approved by you. Zero migration, no go-live weekend — the memory simply starts accumulating with your next visit.
And the AI staff you already know
Yours alone
“Patient data, including de-identified data, will never be sold to third parties.”
A direct quote from our Terms of Service — a contract, not a values page. The insights others get by buying practice data, you get on your own patients, under your own BAA.
Live in your account today — from your very next visit, every number arrives with its proof attached.