Dictation and a live voice session over the case file.
Dictate, or speak to the case
Dictate the visit, or ask the case a question out loud — and keep your eyes on the patient.
Transcribes dictation, and fails loudly rather than invent text when a recording is empty.
A live voice session lets the physician ask questions of the case file.
Ask the case
Ask any question of the chart and get an answer with inline citations you can click through.
Answers questions over the case file and the MTUS/ACOEM guideline corpus, with verified inline citations.
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Recommendations with reasoning
Chiron shows its working; you adopt, edit or disagree.
Chiron recommends. You adopt, edit or disagree.
For causation, apportionment, MMI and work restrictions, Chiron lays out the evidence and a suggested position with its reasoning — the conclusion is yours, and only your decision is recorded.
Chiron sets out a suggested causation, apportionment, MMI or work-restriction position with its evidence, verified by a separate pass; the physician decides the conclusion — adopt, edit or disagree.
A server-side guard, in two independent layers, lets the causation-opinion section draft only from the physician’s own decision or a finalized analysis — never from an unreviewed AI analysis.
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Plans in your words
Write the plan the way you think; it becomes structured, MTUS-checked orders and a ready RFA.
MTUS-aligned treatment plans and RFAs
Write the plan the way you think; Chiron checks it against MTUS/ACOEM, turns it into structured orders and builds the RFA — and stops you re-requesting what was already denied.
Checks the treatment plan against MTUS/ACOEM given diagnoses, causation and exam findings, and flags it green, amber or red. On personal-injury cases MTUS is shown as reference only.
Turns free-text plan prose into structured treatment entries for the RFA builder.
Warns before you re-request a treatment UR already denied and IMR upheld — the request that would only be denied again.
Tell us the workflow you want to see and who needs to be in the room. A member of our clinical and engineering team replies within two business days to arrange it — a real person, not a sequence.