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A scribe stops here.
You decide. It handles the rest.
From your dictation, it reasons through the case with you.
It proposes its own orders, and says why.
Your forms fill in, with a single tap.
Ask a question: it answers with its sources.
And it is your billing agency registered with RAMQ.
A complete visit, from dictation to billing.
Your screen doesn’t rotate?
Departed (0)
Choose a patient on the left to open their visit.
Dictate to start the analysis.
The visit is playingFall from a ladder at work
0:00A question, a search, a prescription, a bill: it does it in your visit, and nothing goes in without your click.
Three things before you leave:
Your 19 other visits are complete.
Everything is ready for this urinary retention:
Add all (4)
Four tasks in one sentence. You review, you sign.
Calibrate: Your form
Give me your form’s PDF: you tell us what it is for, and we prepare it for your visits.
Choose the PDFLeave it
Your own forms, filled out from the visit.
Two values to look at:
Everything else is within normal limits.
Drop in the results, it reads them for you.
Ankle sprain
Papers: Discharge prescription, Discharge advice, Time off work
Prepare the draftLeave it
At the next sprain, one tap is enough.
Yes, a Tdap booster: the last dose was more than 10 years ago. No immune globulin, the wound is clean.
It answers for this patient, not in general.
Visit billing
Add the codesLeave it
The codes come from your note. You check them, they are added.
The reformatted note
HPI:
Exam:
Plan:
Replace the noteLeave it
Bullets, paragraphs, headings: the form you want.
Two visits are waiting for you:
Everything else is signed.
Yes, the same day. The exam is paid with a suture of $60 or less. Above that, it is also paid for a patient taken in charge as an emergency that day, with the Soins d’urgence context.
RAMQ rules, one question away.
Patient: 87-year-old man, atrial fibrillation on warfarin.
Reason: fall from standing this morning, no loss of consciousness.
Exam: right leg shortened and externally rotated.
Results: right intertrochanteric fracture, INR 2.8.
Ready to read over the phone.
Medication
Discharge prescription
Add all (3)
Every line on the right sheet, ready to sign.
Consultation
The request comes from the visit. You just review it.
The clinical information is already written.
The official form, filled out from your visit.
Examples use fictitious cases.
The strongest, most recent evidence, cited sentence by sentence and checked against its source text.
Question on shift
On the web, or in the iPhone app.
Every document from the visit comes out on its official form: printed the way it is expected, or copied into your record.
ORDONNANCES
MÉDICALES
DT9062
| Date et heure | Notes du pharmacien | |
|---|---|---|
| 26-09-12 | Vital signs q4h | |
| NPO until further notice | ||
| Left wrist X-ray: PA, lateral and oblique views | ||
| Ice and elevation of the left arm | ||
| Neurovascular checks of the left upper limb q1h | ||
CONSULTATION MÉDICALE
AtomicMD Hospital
DT9040
Extra-articular fracture of the left distal radius after a fall at work. Reduced and immobilized with a plaster splint. Persistent doubt about the scaphoid.
CNESST
ATTESTATION MÉDICALE
Santé et sécurité du travail
Code RAMQ 09926
NADK 9203 1501
Nadeau, Karim
Dr. AtomicMD
Diagnostic(s) précis de la lésion professionnelle
Left distal radius fracture, reduced and immobilized
SIÈGE(S) DE LA LÉSION
Période prévisible de consolidation
14 jours ou moins
plus de 14 jours
Reverrez-vous le travailleur ?
Oui Non
Lieu de la visite
Nom de la clinique ou de l’établissement de santéAtomicMD Hospital
Signature du professionnel de la santé
Patient recordEmergency
- Vital signs q4h- NPO until further notice- Left wrist X-ray: PA, lateral and oblique views- Ice and elevation of the left arm- Neurovascular checks of the left upper limb q1h
Extra-articular fracture of the left distal radius after a fall at work. Reduced and immobilized with a plaster splint. Persistent doubt about the scaphoid.
Follow-up: Left distal radius fracture, 22 degrees of dorsal angulation. Closed reduction under hematoma block, plaster splint. Post-reduction film: 5 degrees of angulation.
Printed together, in the order of the visit.Ready to paste.
Drop it into AtomicMD: its fields are detected, you drag each piece of information into place, and from then on it fills in for every patient.
The paperwork for a presentation goes out in one step, and your usual approaches become templates.
All the paperwork for a presentation, prepared in one step.
Referring a patient for an ultrasound the next day. Before: five forms filled out one by one, about five minutes. With the “First-trimester bleeding” automation: one tap, and the consultation, ultrasound, blood test, medication prescription and discharge advice are ready in thirty seconds.
A text you write once. Say its name, and it lands in the note.
During a dictation, the physician says “template detailed neuro”: the full neurological exam is written into the physical exam. Then “template laceration”: the length, site, stitches and suture are chosen with a tap, and the procedure is written at the end of the note.
At the end of the shift, one single step: Submit.
A fictional shift on Saturday, September 12, from 20:00 to 04:00: thirteen patients, their visits and their codes, billed during the shift, then the number of codes for each patient, for the shift, and Submit. Tap any patient to open their billing card.
AtomicMD suggests it before you close.
In the emergency department, I kept everything in my head, from the first patient to the last: the diagnoses to consider, the tests not to forget, the decisions to make. And after each patient, there was still everything to document, while others were waiting.
Over the years of my practice, I saw how much technology could make our work easier. Today, with the advances in artificial intelligence, the possibilities go much further. Yet we still too often use tools that seem to belong to another era, when our profession demands the very best.
I created AtomicMD to change that. An assistant to think with, one that helps me consider other possibilities, prepares my documents and gradually takes over the tasks that pull me away from my patients.
My vision is simple: to give Québec physicians access to the best technological advances, in tools designed for their reality. Because our time should go to exercising our judgment, caring for patients and being present for them.
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All of AtomicMD, no card and no commitment.
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Based on your use
Usually, a case gives you a note.With AtomicMD, the same case gives you all of this.
Your case
You give it only once
Reasoning
Source
The orders
The note
Billing
The documents
The workshop
Everywhere, securely
Less to keep in mind.Less paperwork.Support for your clinical reasoning.More room for medicine.
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Short answers to the questions physicians ask us most.
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No. AtomicMD makes no diagnosis, does not prescribe and does not direct anyone’s care. It suggests; you check, correct and sign every item. Nothing goes into the record without your action.
You correct the note like any document: it’s made for that. The transcription knows the vocabulary of emergency medicine in Québec French, and you always review before signing.
Yes. The app is available in English: the interface, the notes and the documents. You choose English on the sign-in screen. A few official Québec forms exist in French only and stay in French.
AtomicMD brings you suggestions in the patient’s context: possible diagnoses, tests and treatments, each with its reason. Your usual reference remains useful to check a dose or explore a diagnosis further.
Recent trials show that help from a language model improves physicians’ diagnostic reasoning, and that AI scribes reduce documentation time and burnout. These studies cover other tools: their results do not measure AtomicMD.
The twelve studies are listed under Evidence. To understand how these models answer: AI, explained.
In the browser, on a computer, tablet or phone, and in the iPhone app. Your shift is the same everywhere.
In the app, on the Documents page, upload your hospital’s blank form once, as a PDF, for each document: the note, the order sheet, the imaging request, the consultation request. You check that each piece of information lands in the right place; from then on, AtomicMD fills it in from each visit, and you print it.
Yes, and it’s the simplest case: AtomicMD fills in your hospital’s paper forms, and you print them. Nothing to copy.
Where Québec’s digital health record (DSN) is in place, the note copies in one click and pastes into the DSN, like any record. AtomicMD does not connect to it directly for now.
No. AtomicMD is not a medical record: the official record remains your institution’s or your clinic’s. AtomicMD prepares what you put into it (the note, the orders, the official forms), to copy in one click or to print.
It is hosted and processed in Québec, in the Montréal region. Before a model analyzes the text of a case, the name, the health insurance number, the date of birth, the phone numbers and the stretcher are replaced with neutral tokens; the dictation audio is transcribed as is, in Montréal.
Your data is not used to train AI models, by us or our providers. Every account requires a second authentication factor.
The details are on the Trust page.
Put into the institution’s record whatever must stay there. You can export your data at any time, in open formats (JSON, HTML, CSV).
Yes. The Collège des médecins du Québec requires the patient’s consent before an AI scribe is used. For a dictation, tell them you are writing your note with an artificial intelligence tool. To listen to an encounter, the patient’s consent is required: the application shows you the sentence to say to them, you confirm their consent in one click, and the recording is deleted within 48 hours. The patient can refuse or withdraw consent at any time, with no effect on their care.
Yes. Technologies AtomicMD inc. is registered with RAMQ as a billing agency.
AtomicMD prepares the billing for each shift while you work, and submits it directly to RAMQ once you approve it. Submission begins once your authorization of our agency is signed and confirmed.
It is up to you. AtomicMD is itself a billing agency registered with the RAMQ: transmitting your billing is included.
If you prefer to keep your agency, you export your billing to use with your current billing method.
Nothing until March 5, 2027: all of AtomicMD is free. No card is required, and nothing renews on its own.
After that, a free version will remain available, and plans based on your use will start at $99 per month. Prices and terms will be communicated to you in advance, and no payment will be charged without your consent.
AtomicMD is TGV-certified by the Santé Québec Bureau de certification. This certification attests that the solution meets the requirements of the health and social services sector for security, protection of personal information, performance and technology.
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