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Manual Clinical Note Writing
Healthcare providers waste hours manually creating, formatting, and integrating clinical notes, reports, and admin tasks that AI could streamline but current tools fail to deliver reliably.
In their words
I need a small internal app for maintaining and tracking high-risk cases that require follow-up.
I am on the cusp of burning out... having to fill out weekly notes, 6-month treatment goals, and annual mental health assessments
Animal medical records, Medication reminders
The results are divided up over 27 pages and in different formats... They say it is color coded... but it's not.
Spending 30+ min per session translating everything into "insurance language" on top of complex trauma cases was just not sustainable.
Where BI should help the most is cutting down the friction of logging and fixing entries, and right now it can't really do that
she constantly has to correct what the LLM has written because it is making up medications and conditions
I simply do not have control of what these providers are sending me.
Did everything PERFECTLY and still had to resubmit all docs literally 5x over 3 months.
I'm the last stop. I remove redundancy, include miss items/procedure not listed based on the invoices and whatnots.
I’m doing all of the busy work and 90% of her med refills and patient messages
I’d be out in the field all day seeing 6-7 patients, finally make it home... and then have to finish 2 Oasis admissions, a recert, several revisits
LLMs used for clinical notes has a bad habit of dropping clinically important information, and the biggest providers don't give you a copy of the raw transcript or a recording
I've spent multiple hours on the phone trying to find someone that takes my insurance.
Healthcare providers and therapists
Where they talk
- r/therapists
- r/healthIT
- r/hospitalist
- r/paralegal
- r/EpicEMR
- r/doctorsUK
- r/vibecoding
- r/nursing
Tools they use today
- Epic
- Apple Health
- Claude
- Datavant
- Excel
- Heidi
- Notion
- OpenClaw
Why those fall short
- outputs are too long, hallucinate, and need line-by-line editing
- EHRs not customizable; manual notes repetitive and time-consuming
- AI scribe output needs heavy editing; notes still pile up
- Requests cancelled, faxes lost, no receipt confirmation, wrong invoices, unreachable support
- Vendors are unreliable conglomerates; requests return incorrect or missing records
Map of ideas
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