Claire runs the patient intake, captures the history, and drafts your clinical note — so you see more patients with less burnout, without ever handing off a clinical decision.
HIPAA · PHIPA · PIPEDA compliant
After-hours charting isn't a willpower problem — it's a workflow problem. Every visit leaves behind intake, history, and documentation that pile up until they follow you home. That lost time is capacity you never get back: fewer patients seen, less presence in the room, and the slow burn of administrative work.
Scribes start recording when the visit starts. Claire starts before it — interviewing the patient, building a structured history, and organizing the data so you walk in already prepped. Then it drafts the note. Purpose-built for the clinical workflow, not a general tool pointed at medicine.
Delegating documentation should never mean delegating judgment. Claire works like a senior resident who has already seen the patient and handed you a clean write-up — but the encounter, the decisions, and the signed note are always yours. You review, you edit, you own every word.
From a survey of primary care physicians using Claire in real practice.
87.5%
Say Claire improves care quality
Of primary care physicians surveyed, 87.5% agreed that Claire improves the quality of care they deliver.
< 3 min
To a drafted SOAP note
From the end of intake to a structured, review-ready clinical note — not an evening of catch-up charting.
< 1 min
To connect and start
Claire fits into the visit fast, without asking you to change how you already practice.
Figures from a survey of primary care physicians using Claire.
“It feels like having a senior resident who has already seen the patient and handed me a clean write-up. I walk in knowing the history, and my note is essentially done by the time the visit ends.”
Claire was built by a team combining clinical practice and AI research, with clinician oversight on how it gathers histories and drafts notes. Because it works with protected health information, compliance is foundational — here is how that holds up in practice.
Claire acts as a Business Associate and signs a BAA with every practice before handling PHI, maintaining the administrative, physical, and technical safeguards required by the HIPAA Security Rule.
Claire acts as an agent of the health information custodian, collecting, using, and disclosing personal health information only as you permit and as PHIPA allows — never for any secondary purpose.
Personal information is handled under Canada's federal privacy framework, with consent, data minimization, and accountability applied across how patient data is collected and protected.
See how Claire runs intake, captures the history, and drafts the note — while you stay in control of every clinical decision. Tell us about your practice and we'll set up a walkthrough.