Toronto, Canada

AI documentation for Toronto clinical practice

Structured SOAP notes suitable for OHIP billing narratives and specialty referrals.

Toronto clinicians document across some of the most diverse patient populations in North America and one of the most complex provincial billing frameworks. OHIP fee codes require specific narrative content, referral letters need to travel cleanly between family practices and specialty clinics across the GTA, and after-hours charting is the leading source of primary-care burnout. ScribeMDPro's ambient AI drafts a structured SOAP note during the visit itself, which Toronto clinicians can then edit into an OHIP-friendly billing narrative or a specialty referral letter with minimal additional work.

Documentation challenges we solve

  • OHIP billing narratives require specific documentation content
  • Diverse patient population complicates language-agnostic note-taking
  • Referral letter drafting eats deeply into after-hours time

What clinicians gain

  • SOAP output ready to be adapted into OHIP-friendly billing narratives
  • Structured Assessment/Plan blocks make referral letters trivial to draft
  • Runs on any device — no clinic IT rollout required

How it works

  1. Step 1
    Start recording in your Toronto clinic

    Open ScribeMDPro on any device with a microphone — no local install.

  2. Step 2
    Consult naturally

    Speak with the patient the way you always do; the ambient AI listens.

  3. Step 3
    Structured SOAP note

    A formatted note appears within seconds of the visit ending.

  4. Step 4
    Export or push to EMR

    Copy into your EMR, download PDF, or share as a referral letter.

Frequently asked questions

Is it usable with OSCAR or TELUS PS Suite?

Notes can be copied into any GTA family-practice EMR; native integrations are on the roadmap.

Does it help with OHIP billing narratives?

The structured SOAP output is a strong starting point for OHIP-friendly narratives, which clinicians edit for final billing.

Can it handle Toronto's multilingual patient base?

English-led consultations are handled natively; support for additional languages is expanding.

Is it PIPEDA-aligned?

Yes. Data handling follows PIPEDA-consistent principles: encryption in transit and minimal retention.

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