Sully.ai Product Demo

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  Hey there,

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  Matt with Sully A I the all in one A I medical assistant that saves doctors time

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  today.

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  I'm gonna walk you through the product and explain how

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  Sully A I helps doctors save time previsit with patients.

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  How Sully A I helps doctors save time during the patient

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  visit and also how Sully A I helps doctors save time,

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  post patient visit

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  now.

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  So ea I is a stand alone solution and it can be

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  used uh in conjunction as well with an EMR or E hr

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  and I'll just quickly demonstrate how we help save doctors time.

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  So let me share my screen

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  and

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  what you'll see here basically is the silly

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  A I home page.

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  When you first come into the product.

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  If you use it, stand alone,

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  you can add or select from patients that you'll be seeing uh today.

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  Um But you also have the option to integrate with your Emre hr and in which case,

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  it will also pull up any of the active patients that you'll be treating in a given day.

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  And in this particular instance, I'll just pull up Michael Jones

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  and you can see here that right away

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  the system pulls up their previous visit history.

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  So we can see that they had some abdominal pain,

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  uh, tenderness, nausea, we see the assessment

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  and the plan.

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  Um, and you would also be able to pull in things like allergies,

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  medications they're currently taking past medical history, family history,

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  uh, imaging and referrals, et cetera.

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  Now, when you get into a patient visit,

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  um,

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  how we really help you save time and how we optimize the experience that you spend

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  with your patients by focusing on their needs

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  is you simply can just hit start recording

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  and there's a few different ways to record your conversation with the patient.

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  You can either use our web app, which I'm using now and I just pull this up in the text.

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  I also have the ability to record this through a chrome extension,

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  which just is simply a sidebar,

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  which can basically run alongside your EMR or your E hr

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  or you could use one of our mobile apps as well if you'd prefer

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  to record the conversation just with a phone that you have on you.

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  And for this particular walk through,

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  what I'll do is just pretend to be both the patient and the doctor.

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  So I'll go ahead and simply click start recording

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  and I'll just say hi Michael. Um What's the reason for your visit today?

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  Well, hey doctor,

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  uh actually I'm coming in because I've had uh

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  shortness of breath lately for the past week.

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  And just to give you a heads up. I do smoke. I know it's not great.

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  Um, I don't have a history of heart problems in general.

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  Uh, but the shortness of breath is also just kind of accompanied by, uh,

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  some chest pains, some heart palpitations.

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  So, just not something that I've currently experienced before.

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  I'm a little worried about it.

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  Ok. Well, thanks Michael. Um, is there anything that you find is making it worse?

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  Uh, yeah, absolutely.

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  I noticed that when I climb multiple flights of stairs,

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  if I'm doing a lot of like rigorous physical activity,

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  that seems to make it worse as well.

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  Ok. And, uh, do you notice anything helps make the situation better?

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  Yeah.

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  Uh, currently two things I'm doing is that I am taking, uh, Tylenol,

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  I take about 100 to 200 mg when I'm experiencing these bouts.

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  And I also, uh, will just lie down and try and relax a little bit

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  and that seems to help, uh,

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  the symptoms go down a little bit and my situation improve.

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  Ok. Any other associated symptoms that you've noticed with it?

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  No, that's really, it, it's primarily chest pain, shortness of breath. Um,

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  and yeah, it, it's just a generally uncomfortable situation in my chest.

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  Ok, thank you.

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  Um, are you currently taking any other medications aside from the Tylenol?

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  Uh, I am currently taking Albuterol and, uh, predniSONE actually

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  got it. And do you also have any allergies in general or to medication.

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  No, I, I have, well,

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  actually I do have an allergy to eggs but no allergies to medication at the moment.

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  Ok.

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  Uh, how about any previous medical history

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  or surgical history?

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  Yeah. Actually, um, I did have, uh, a surgery done on my right knee.

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  I had some right knee pain following a, uh, sporting accident.

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  I was playing soccer and I twisted it a bit.

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  Um, I had surgery done on that about six months ago.

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  Um, but fortunately it's been resolved. It's feeling a lot better.

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  Ok.

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  Uh, let's talk about your family history a little bit.

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  Do you have any history in your family of hypertension or things like that?

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  Um Actually I do, my father does suffer from hypertension.

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  Uh It's unresolved, it's still being treated.

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  Um, but that does seem to run on my father's side of the family

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  and on my mother's side of the family, um, she has a history of cancer,

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  breast cancer specifically.

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  Uh, fortunately that has been resolved.

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  Ok. Well, uh sorry to hear that you're experiencing this discomfort.

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  Um Michael, why don't we do this? I'm gonna recommend blood work for you.

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  I think we should also do some imaging.

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  We'll do an ultrasound, an X ray AC T and an MRI and uh why don't we

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  wait one week? So let's follow up in one week.

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  We'll get the results from those lab tests and then we can put together

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  a comprehensive treatment plan for you to make sure we get this addressed.

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  Does that sound good?

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  Yeah, that actually sounds really great doctor. Thank you so much.

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  And I'll pause right there.

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  And what I'd like to show you is that currently in the top section here?

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  You can see that our system can also recommend

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  to you questions that might help you further probe

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  uh your patient's symptoms or challenges that they're experiencing.

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  And if you also look below we have a diagnosis.

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  So there's ac OPD exacerbation of pulmonary embo

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  embolism, potentially,

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  uh it could be heart failure and you can see that the recommendations suggested here

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  are determined based off of the general

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  conversation that you're having with the patient.

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  If you mouse over more,

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  there's some other recommendations as well and the

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  system will always kind of give you this soy

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  dot A I

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  uh decision support where it explains to you why it is recommending this diagnosis.

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  Um Below that you'll see protocols recommended tests based on the

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  conversation you had with the patient as well as suggested medications,

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  uh and as referrals and alerts as well.

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  Now, all you have to do is hit,

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  generate note and you typically take solely A I on average around 15 seconds,

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  no more than 30 seconds to pull together your notes.

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  And while they're doing, we're doing that,

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  I'll just go ahead and show you our A I medical assistant functionality as well.

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  Um So here I can pull up A patient like Michael Jones.

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  And you can see here that, um, I simply asked,

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  what was the reason for this patient's last visit?

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  It can give you a very quick synopsis of why they came in to see you previously.

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  You can also ask kind of standard, um,

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  questions about treatment and I'll do that right now.

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  So I could say, what is the common best practice treatment for hypertension?

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  And our system will basically pull that together.

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  Now,

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  you can ask ca I any patient related questions like what medications are they on?

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  What was the reason for their last visit?

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  Um What were their last imaging results?

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  All of this can be generated automatically in the system very quickly.

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  So the goal of this A I assistant is to save you and save doctors time.

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  Um And again, soli A I is all about saving uh you and your doctors time.

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  So

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  what I'll also do right now is just speak to how you can hyper

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  personalize. Silly A I

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  so silly A I allows you to approach conversations and create notes in

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  the system based on the way that you prefer to do it.

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  If you have specific templates that you use with your EMR or E hr or just in general,

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  um We basically uh can give you the option to

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  go in here under the settings option, you can go to personalization

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  and here you can add instructions,

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  you could import your current templates or you could say

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  that when I refer to a certain type of treatment at

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  a specific CPT code or when I refer to how

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  I would like to treat somebody in my specific language,

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  which apply the notes in this type of format.

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  So you can add multiple instructions and this will help train the

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  model on how to address it on a doctor specific level,

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  which is really, really cool,

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  you can do that under diagnosis or notes as well

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  and a few other things I'll show you that's really cool. We have automations as well.

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  So if I say to a patient,

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  let's follow up in two weeks and see what the lab results show.

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  And then we can come up with a treatment plan for you.

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  We can actually have the system automatically send out

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  S MS messages or send out a calendar,

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  invite to the patient so they can then schedule a follow up appointment.

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  You can do all kinds of automations like this

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  and this can be integrated again with your Emre Hr

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  and this is how silly A I really helps save you time.

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  It's all about allowing you to meet with the patient

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  and to try and really automate a lot of the tasks that you

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  would normally have to do manually or in your Emre hr So again,

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  sa I is all about saving you time

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  and what we'll do now is go back to that note

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  and if I just click on this patient here, we can see the um, shortness of breath.

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  These were the symptoms they were experiencing.

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  We have the HP I family history was pulled in current medications was also logged.

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  Um, down below, we can see some of the other uh issues they had.

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  So shortness of breath, chest pains, heart palpitations.

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  There's an assessment built.

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  Um, we have the plan here based on our discussions. So we recommended blood work.

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  We recommended ultrasound X ray CT and MRI.

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  And we also said to follow up in a week and one of the really cool features

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  that soli A I offers that saves you time is the CPT codes and the IC T I

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  CD 10 codes are also automatically uh inputted into the notes here,

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  then we have the instructions as well.

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  So all of this is intended to allow you to

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  really just have a natural conversation with your patients,

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  not worry about all the work and time you have to put into building these notes,

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  it's all done very quickly

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  and accurately.

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  And if there are additional things that the

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  patient shares with you after the recording,

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  you can always go in either you know, in the patient visit or post visit.

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  And I can simply just say,

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  uh you know,

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  patient also mentioned uh that they're starting to feel a little

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  bit dizzy uh after the visit they gave me a call.

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  So I just wanna add in that there's some

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  lightheadedness or dizziness that the patients experiencing as well.

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  And so A I will actually allow you to just put that right in

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  it, auto populates it.

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  And you can also simply go in here and remove anything,

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  edit anything or add additional content with your keyboard as well.

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  And so that's just a very quick introduction to how SA I helps save you time.

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  I can also show you things like there's a diagnosis feature.

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  So if I pull up Mike Jones here, it's going to go ahead and create a

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  diagnosis for this specific patient.

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  You can see how that's just populating within seconds

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  and we have some additional features um like monitoring.

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  So, monitoring is a really cool feature that we're currently working on.

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  It's almost available, but this will allow you to send follow ups to patients.

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  So if patients

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  uh if you treated them for something,

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  you may be very interested in seeing how their progress is going.

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  And so you can actually use monitoring um which we will

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  be rolling out shortly to follow up with patients and say,

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  hey, how is the treatment working out?

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  Are you feeling better?

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  Is your pain uh impro or sorry, is your pain improving or is it reducing?

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  Um So there's a lot of different ways you can use uh SA I to save you time.

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  Uh So this is basically just a very quick introduction uh to sli

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  A

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  I

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  we're available anytime if you have questions if you'd

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  like an additional live demo of the product,

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  we'd be more than happy to provide it.

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  And really, again, at the end of the day,

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  the two things that soli A I focuses on is accuracy

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  and saving you time. Thanks so much for watching this demo.

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  Have a good day.