Emergency Medicine

What the ER workflow does

An emergency department chart is a record of decisions made under time pressure. tebIQ captures the encounter and drafts the structured note — HPI, medical decision making, and assessment and plan — and gives you the verbatim skeleton immediately, so the AI-structured sections are there when you want them rather than standing between you and the chart.

The note is a draft for the treating clinician. You read it, change it, and sign it.

MDM and E/M leveling

tebIQ levels each chart on MDM density with deterministic rules, so the suggested level is the one the documentation supports. Before you sign, a billing-gap review lists documentation that is missing for the level you are aiming at, so the gap is closed while the patient is still fresh in your mind and not in a later query.

Critical-care time

When a patient needed critical care, tebIQ proposes the time attestation and you confirm it. Nothing is attested without your confirmation: it proposes, then you confirm, which is how the CMS-compliant attestation is meant to work.

Sepsis, scores and can't-miss diagnoses

tebIQ is decision support for the treating clinician. Every level, score, screen and draft is a suggestion to verify against the patient in front of you; you decide and you sign.

• Sepsis screening — SIRS, qSOFA and SOFA — runs on every chart in real time.
• Validated clinical scores, including PERC, HEART and NIHSS, are computed live at the point of care.
• Critical rule-outs surface the can't-miss diagnosis before disposition.

Many patients at once

Multi-patient session handling keeps several open charts apart, and structured handoffs let the next physician see where each patient stands without a verbal retelling of the whole chart.

Discharge handouts and the interpreter

Discharge instructions are drafted for you and can be produced in 14 languages. The 14-language handouts are machine-translated from the English text, so read the English you are handing out as you would any handout. In the mobile app, an interpreter for 12 patient languages runs fully on the device.

tebDictate, our free phone-to-computer dictation tool, needs no account and is a way to try the microphone before you try anything else.

Price and data

Start free: 20 AI notes, then 10 per month. See /pricing for the current paid plans. Encrypted in transit and at rest (AES). Never used for training. Never sold.

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Frequently asked questions