HIPAA Dictate
Not a transcript. A structured clinical note with ICD-10 codes, CPT level, and gap detection from a 30-second dictation.
No contracts. Cancel anytime during your trial.
Low back pain since yesterday, onset while lifting a 45 lb carton at work. Rated 6 of 10, worse with flexion. No numbness or tingling in either leg.
Tenderness over the lumbar paraspinals. Flexion limited to 40 degrees. Straight leg raise negative bilaterally. Gait normal.
Acute lumbar strain, work related. No radicular signs.
NSAIDs, home exercise program, work conditioning if not improving.
Modified duty. No lifting over 15 lb. Recheck in 10 days.
Sample dictation. Synthetic content, not a real patient.
The part nobody schedules
It is half past eight. You are working the day backwards, trying to remember whether the shoulder was the left or the right, and whether you actually said the thing about the lifting restriction or only thought it.
Nobody scheduled this. It is not on the calendar and it is not in your contract. It is what happens when documentation is the one part of the visit that cannot be handed to anybody else, and there were twenty of them today.
You did not train for this part. A machine should have done it at four o'clock, while the detail was still fresh and the patient was still in the room.
See it work
Real dictation, real note. No edits.
Rather drive it yourself? Step through a dictation and watch the note build.
The arithmetic
That is not a productivity statistic. That is where your evening went, and it is the same every day.
20 patients/day × 14 minutes saved = 3+ hours back daily
Before & after
"So uh this patient is a 45 year old male he came in with low back pain... he was lifting a heavy box at work on February 20th um rates his pain 7 out of 10. Physical exam shows tenderness over the lumbar paraspinalis. Assessment is lumbar strain. Let's put him on light duty no lifting over 10 pounds and follow up in 2 weeks."
Gap detection
Every note you sign is an attestation. The gap between what you actually dictated and what the code you are billing requires is invisible at the moment you sign it, and expensive three weeks later when the denial arrives with somebody else's name on the follow-up.
HIPAA Dictate reads the finished note against the requirements for that visit type and tells you what is not there. Range of motion never documented. Mechanism of injury absent. A work restriction implied in the plan but never actually stated.
Before you sign. Not after somebody in billing finds it. Which is the difference between a ten second fix and a resubmission.
Documentation gaps do not stay a documentation problem. They become denials, and denials cluster into patterns nobody is looking at. That is what Billing Intelligence exists to find.
The real-time checklist
Dictating is blind. You talk, words appear, and you find out what you left out at some point after the person who could have answered it has gone home.
The checklist runs while you speak. Chief complaint, mechanism, exam findings, plan, work restrictions. Each item lights up the moment you cover it, so what is left unlit is the list of things you still need to ask.
No competing tool we have found ships this. Dragon does not, and neither did Freed or Twofold when we checked their published documentation in August 2026, because an ambient scribe is built to transcribe an encounter rather than to steer one. The JAMA ambient scribe study measured what that costs in review time. Twenty-nine visit templates here, each with the checklist that visit type actually requires.
Features
No training. No setup fee. No IT department.
WhisperKit runs locally on your iPhone. Audio never leaves your device. Ever.
Items light up green as you dictate. Know what's covered and what's missing before you stop.
Proper HPI, exam, assessment, and plan sections. Formatted and ready to paste.
Diagnostic and billing codes detected from your dictation automatically.
AI flags missing documentation elements. Catch gaps before you close the chart.
Work comp, DOT, personal injury, primary care, ortho, cardiology, and more across 9 specialties.
Works with any EHR
"Copy for EHR" pastes a finished, coded note directly into Practice Fusion, Epic, Cerner, or any system. No integration to buy, no IT ticket to raise.
Actual HIPAA Dictate output pasted into Practice Fusion EHR.
Compare
Dragon is a keyboard replacement. HIPAA Dictate is a documentation engine.
*Dragon Medical One: $79-99/mo + $525 onboarding fee + $300-500 hardware (PowerMic, now discontinued). Effective first-year cost: ~$140/mo+
The longer version of how Dragon got here is in what happened to Dragon Dictate.
Pricing
No tiers. No per-seat fees. No enterprise negotiations.
Per provider, billed monthly. 7-day free trial.
Cancel anytime. No contracts. No onboarding fees.
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Download it free, dictate your first note tomorrow. Downloading the app is the whole onboarding.
Running a multi-provider practice? Documentation is usually one of several things costing you, and the others do not have an app. A practice assessment looks at all of it, or you can see the other five agents first. The Reputation Agent is the one most practices add next.
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