Physicians

Look at the patient, not the keyboard — the note draft comes afterward

Transcriba transcribes your telehealth visit in Meet or Teams and hands back a structured draft of what was said — chief complaint, history, plan — for you to review and transfer, instead of writing the chart in the final minutes of every visit. No bot in the call.

An example of what you get

Draft — Telehealth note (review)

  • Complaint: headache for 5 days, mild to moderate, related by the patient to stress and poor sleep
  • History: gradual onset, no trauma, no fever; denies nausea, vomiting, visual change, or weakness; no prior similar episodes
  • Assessment: tension headache — reassess at follow-up
  • Plan: simple analgesia as needed, sleep hygiene, return in 15 days or sooner if it worsens

Where it fits

Telehealth visit, follow-up, first visit with history-taking, case discussion, chronic-patient follow-up.

The problem today

Every visit ends with you typing the chart while the next patient is already waiting. By the end of the shift, there are still pending notes you write trying to remember what was said.

How Transcriba solves it

The visit is transcribed and the draft comes back organized into complaint, history, plan, and instructions. Assessment and plan only appear if you said them out loud — what wasn't said in the call doesn't show up. You are responsible for what goes into the chart: read the draft against what you remember from the visit, correct it, and transfer. Post-visit typing time drops.

How it works

  1. 01

    Add the extension

    One click in Chrome. Sign in once.

  2. 02

    Join the meeting

    Meet or Teams, with live transcription on. Capture starts on its own — nothing joins the call.

  3. 03

    Get the summary

    When the call ends: full transcript, summary, and action items in your library.

Frequently asked questions

Give your next call one less bot in it.