prosemed GO

The clinician goes to the patient. The chart goes too.

Plan the route, open the right chart at the door, dictate while the encounter is fresh, and move a review-ready note into the rest of the practice without rebuilding the story later.

One patient timeline. Web and iPad. Clinician review before every signed note.
Care on the move

One workflow across every stop.

Keep the day, the dictation, and the note together as care moves between facilities and homes.

  1. Facility rounds
  2. Long-term care
  3. Skilled nursing
  4. House calls
  5. Consults
How it works

A full day on the road, one system underneath.

Six steps. The same ones whether the encounter is down the hall or across town.

Tuesday4 stops
  1. Skilled nursingRounds, six patients
    Signed
  2. House callFollow-up after a fall
    Signed
  3. HospitalConsultNot in dictationFamily reports appetite improved.
    1 item to review
  4. Long-term careNew admission
    Next
Illustrative example

Plan the day

Line up clinicians, patients, facilities, and travel order before rounds begin.

Walk in ready

A queue flags what changed since the last encounter and links back to where each fact came from. A short brief is waiting before the door opens.

Dictate the encounter

Speak the note wherever the encounter takes place. The recording stays tied to it, so anyone reviewing later can hear exactly what was said.

Review what was captured

Open any structured statement beside the words that support it. Anything without support is flagged for you to resolve before signing.

Compare and confirm

See this encounter next to the last one before you sign, so a change is a decision, not a surprise later.

Hand off

Once signed, the note moves to coding and billing with its supporting context, without rebuilding the encounter from scratch.

Checked against what was said

Every structured statement carries the words it came from.

Select a statement to see its source in the dictation. A missing match becomes a visible review item, never a quiet assumption.

Dictation excerpt

Here for a follow-up after last week's fall. Feeling steadier today, denies new pain. Vitals stable, no new concerns on exam.

The note

Review with the source. Sign with context.

The note, supporting dictation, and code suggestions stay together through review. The next person sees the decision and the reason behind it, not another blank queue item.

House call · Doe, J · 2026-05-06Sanitized example
Chief complaint
Follow-up after a fall last week. Reports feeling steadier today and denies new pain.
Assessment & plan
Stable since the last encounter. Continue the current medication list, no changes today. Recheck again soon.
ICD-10Z09
Encounter for follow-up exam after completed treatment
Matches the documented history; nothing in the note goes beyond what was said.
CPT®99349
Home-based encounter, established patient, moderate complexity
Level supported by the history and exam recorded in the note.
For the whole practice

Built for a team, not one encounter.

Every clinician and every facility on one system. Each person opens the workspace to their own work.

Clinicians
Your day in the order you'll make it, a timeline for every patient, and the same workspace on the web and on iPad.
Coding and billing
A worklist of what is waiting on you, with the signed note and its evidence attached.
Leadership
Coverage, throughput, and what is waiting on whom, as counts and times. None of it carries a patient name.

Every account sees only the facilities it is assigned to, and every look at patient information is recorded in an audit trail that cannot be edited or deleted.

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Early access

Practices join by invitation.

We're bringing on practices one at a time so every clinician gets a proper start. Tell us about your practice and we'll reach out.