RN-built • Home health first • Early access
I help home health nurses finish documentation faster.
I’m building an RN-designed documentation assistant for visit notes, narratives, and OASIS workflows. My goal is simple: less after-hours charting, cleaner notes, and more time back.
Early prototype. I’m collecting nurse feedback before I expand features.
Documentation assistant preview
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Goal
Reduce charting time
Built for
Home health nurses
Stage
Early access
Nurse workflow-first
I’m optimizing for what actually slows field clinicians down: narratives, med rec, and repeatable sections.
Fast to try
I’m keeping the experience lightweight so you can test it quickly without a complicated onboarding process.
Built with feedback
I’m iterating based on real nurse input, not theory. If something feels clunky, I change it.
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What I’m building toward
I’m not trying to be everything for everyone. I’m obsessed with the few moments that waste the most time in home health documentation.
Less after-hours charting
I’m aiming to shorten the time from visit → completed note, so you’re not stuck finishing everything late at night.
Cleaner narratives
I’m focusing on structured, clinically-sound narrative drafting that still sounds like a nurse wrote it.
More consistency
I’m building repeatable sections so your documentation stays consistent across visits without feeling copy-pasted.
Designed for home health reality
I’m thinking about field workflows, interruptions, and time pressure—not an idealized clinic environment.
How it works
I’m designing this to feel simple. No giant learning curve. No enterprise complexity to get value.
01
Start a note fast
Begin with a simple structure that matches how nurses actually document visits.
02
Draft narratives with guidance
Generate or refine narratives so you spend less time staring at a blank box.
03
Review and finish
You stay in control. I’m building support tools, not replacing clinical judgment.
Trust signals I actually mean
Healthcare is sensitive. I’m building with caution and respect for clinical responsibility.
RN-built, nurse-tested
I’m building this from the inside, based on real home health documentation pain.
Clinician control stays first
The nurse owns the note. The tool supports, but the nurse decides what’s true.
Early access transparency
I’m honest that this is early. I’m prioritizing speed, clarity, and accuracy first.
FAQ
Straight answers so you can decide quickly if this is worth your time.
Is this replacing my clinical judgment?+
No. This is drafting and workflow support. You review and decide what’s accurate.
Is this for agencies or nurses?+
I’m starting with nurses first. I’m building what clinicians actually want to use.
What can I try right now?+
Click “Try the MVP” to see the current prototype. Your feedback is the point.
How do I give feedback?+
Use the early access form below and tell me what slows you down most.
I’m opening early access to a small nurse group.
If you’re a home health RN/LVN and you want to shape a tool that reduces charting time, I want your input.
I’m keeping it limited so I can respond and iterate fast.
Request access
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