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AI medical scribe · Made in Canada

Listen. Write. Check. Done. Your note is ready before the next patient.

ROSC listens to the visit and writes the note in your template, flagging values it wasn’t sure it heard. Check it, copy it into your chart, and move on.

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Recorded SOAP · English

Patient consent: verbal

Clinician 00:00 Hi Ms. Patel. What's been bothering you most this month?

Patient 00:04 I keep waking up wheezy, about three nights a week.

Clinician 00:07 How often did you need your blue inhaler last week?

Patient 00:11 About five times, I think.

Patient 00:13 And I get heartburn after late dinners. It's worse lying down.

Clinician 00:18 Your oxygen is 97%, and I can hear some wheeze.

Clinician 00:22 Let's start budesonide-formoterol, two puffs twice a day, and try omeprazole before breakfast for eight weeks.

Clinician 00:30 Come back in four weeks, or sooner if it gets worse.

Today · SOAP · Family medicine

Visit at 2:51 PMNight-time asthma with reflux

Listening. The note is written when you stop. Writing the note… Needs review · 1 value All values checked Copied. Paste it into your EMR.

Subjective

  • Night-time wheeze about 3 nights a week for the past month.
  • Salbutamol about 5 timesverify in the past week.
  • Heartburn after late meals; worse lying flat.

Objective

  • SpO2 97% on room air.
  • Expiratory wheeze on auscultation.

Assessment

  • Asthma, not well controlled; likely reflux-related night-time symptoms.

Plan

  • Start budesonide-formoterol, 2 puffs twice daily.
  • Trial of omeprazole daily before breakfast for 8 weeks.
  • Return in 4 weeks, sooner if worse.
Unclear value 1 of 1

Salbutamol about 5 times in the past week.

ROSC wasn't sure it heard this value right. Check it against the visit before it goes into the chart.

Demo visit, synthetic data. Sound stays off until you turn it on. “Hear this moment” is in the new ROSC app for iPhone and iPad.

From clinicians using ROSC

Charting time, given back.

Documentation time per patient

“Practicing as a Nurse in a busy community clinic, I didn't think I would have much use for this program. However, my mind quickly changed after using ROSC in real time. I love the dictation mode as I am able to quickly summarize visits without needing to type. It cut down my documentation time from 3 mins per patient to under 40 seconds.”
Yujin Gao, RNNurse Practitioner

How the clinic day ends

“ROSC has improved my quality of life greatly. Before using this, my days often ran an hour late. After using this, I finish half an hour early!”
Dr. Mannan WangFamily Physician
“With this AI scribe, I am able to focus more on the patient interaction and practice the type of medicine I want without compromising on time. I would highly recommend other physicians give it a try.”
Dr. Leo HuEndocrinologist
“I am very impressed by the accuracy of the program. It captures all the pertinent details during my patient encounters and summarizes in a concise, easy to read manner.”
Dr. Daniel ChaoFamily Physician
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  • Any EMRcopy, export or insert
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Ask ROSC

Change the note in one sentence.

Type or say what to change. ROSC fact-checks the edit against the note, shows you every line, and changes nothing until you apply it.

Mon, Oct 26 at 1:40 PM · SOAP · 14 mins

Night-time asthma with reflux

Subjective

  • 46-year-old woman with asthma, waking at night with wheeze 3 nights a week for the past month.
  • Uses salbutamol 5 times in the past week verify.
  • Heartburn after late meals; symptoms worse when lying flat.

Objective

  • BP 128/82, HR 84, SpO2 97% on room air.
  • Scattered expiratory wheeze, no crackles.

Assessment

  • Asthma, not well controlled, with likely reflux-related night-time symptoms.

Plan

  • Start budesonide-formoterol 160/4.5 mcg, 2 puffs twice daily.
  • Trial of omeprazole 20 mg daily before breakfast for 8 weeks.Trial of omeprazole 40 mg daily before breakfast for 8 weeks.
  • Asthma action plan reviewed; return in 4 weeks or sooner if worse.
  • Spirometry at the 4-week review.
Ask ROSC to change…Change omeprazole to 40 mg and add spirometry at the 4-week review
Edit with assistant

Change omeprazole to 40 mg and add spirometry at the 4-week review

Clinical fact check

2 kept1 changed as asked

Trial of omeprazole 20 mg daily before breakfast for 8 weeks.

Trial of omeprazole 40 mg daily before breakfast for 8 weeks.

Spirometry at the 4-week review.

DiscardApply

Synthetic visit, shown in the new ROSC iPad app. Fact-checked edits work on iPhone, iPad and the web.

How it works

Record. Review. Done.

Three moves per visit. The typing is ROSC’s job.

  1. Recording screen with the live transcript of a heart failure visit and the recording controls.

    1Record

    Press record. Talk to your patient.

    The transcript appears as you speak. If the connection drops, the recording is kept on your device and uploads by itself when you’re back online.

    Live transcript
  2. Review card for an unclear blood pressure value, with the visit audio waveform and Confirm, Dismiss, Edit.

    2Review

    Check what it wasn’t sure of.

    ROSC writes the note in your template and flags any value it wasn’t sure it heard, so you check those first. In the iPhone and iPad app, tap one to hear that exact moment.

    Flagged values
  3. Export and share sheet: Export PDF, Export Word, Share as text.

    3Done

    Copy it into your chart.

    Copy the note in one tap, export a PDF or Word file, or insert it from the Chrome side panel. Your EMR stays exactly as it is.

    Copy · PDF · Word

Shown: the new ROSC iPhone app, now on the App Store, with a synthetic visit.

Works where you work

On your computer, your phone and next to your EMR.

  • Web app

    The full workspace at app.rosc.ai. Nothing to install.

    Open ROSC

  • Chrome side panel

    Record and insert the note into a browser-based EMR without switching tabs.

    Add to Chrome

  • iPhone, iPad and Android

    Record in the exam room, with the same account and the same notes. The new iPhone and iPad app is on the App Store.

The ROSC side panel next to an example EMR, after inserting a progress note. Synthetic demo record.
ROSC on iPhone: today’s visits with their note status.

Privacy & security

Your patients’ data stays protected.

Plain facts from our Privacy Policy. Controls and documents are in our Trust Centre.

  • Stored in Canada

    Visits, transcripts and notes are kept on secure AWS and Google Cloud servers in Canada.

  • Encrypted

    Encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest (AES-256), with role-based access and multi-factor authentication.

  • No long-term audio storage

    Raw audio is deleted after it’s transcribed. Any temporary copy is permanently deleted within 30 days.

  • You’re in control

    Delete a visit in the app at any time, or delete your account in the app or on the web.

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Every plan includes

  • AI transcription and notes in multiple languages
  • Specialty and custom templates, including AI template creation
  • Referral letters and patient summaries
  • AI Assistant with spoken shortcuts
  • File and screenshot uploads
  • Copy or export notes (PDF, Word) to any EMR

All prices in CAD. Applicable taxes calculated at checkout.

FAQ

Questions clinicians ask.

Something else? Email info@rosc.ai

How much time does ROSC save?

When you stop recording, ROSC writes the note almost instantly, so it’s done before the next patient instead of at the end of the day. Yujin Gao, a nurse practitioner, told us her documentation went from 3 minutes per patient to under 40 seconds.

Do I need my patient’s consent?

Yes. Record only with your patient’s consent. Our patient consent form helps you explain what ROSC does.

How accurate are the notes?

Every note is a draft for you to review. Values ROSC wasn’t sure it heard are flagged so you check them first, and nothing in the note changes without you. ROSC is a documentation aid: it does not diagnose or give treatment advice.

Does ROSC work with my EMR?

Yes, with any EMR and nothing to set up. Copy the note in one click, export it as PDF or Word, or use the Chrome side panel to insert it into a browser-based EMR.

What if the internet drops during a visit?

Keep going. The recording is saved on your device and uploads by itself when you’re back online. In the web app and the Chrome extension, a recording that hasn’t uploaded is kept for up to 7 days, so reconnect before then.

Which languages does ROSC support?

ROSC transcribes and writes notes in multiple languages, including English and French.

Finish your notes before the next patient.

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