How it works

Three simple steps.
You stay in full control.

KAMS is a documentation tool that assists — it does not replace your judgment. Every draft is yours to review before anything is saved.

  1. 1
    Start the consultation

    Open KAMS on your phone or tablet, select the patient, and let it listen — or paste a quick summary if the mic is not available.

    Start the consultation in KAMS
    Start the consultation
  2. 2
    Review & edit

    KAMS prepares a structured clinical note (SOAP format, code suggestions, and a plain-language patient summary). You review, correct, or add anything in seconds.

    Review and edit the structured note
    Review and edit
  3. 3
    Finalize & save

    Approve the note — it is saved securely, credits are used only when a note succeeds, and the record is ready for your workflow or next visit.

    Finalize and save the clinical note
    Finalize and save

What you get to work with

Structured output ready for your review — you decide what enters the chart.

SOAP note

Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan structured for your review and chart paste.

Code suggestions

ICD-10 and CPT ideas with rationale — suggestions only, not a final coding decision.

Patient summary

Plain-language recap and next steps — for you to edit before sharing.

Example output

S — Subjective

Patient reports three days of fever and dry cough. Denies chest pain or shortness of breath.

A — Assessment

Likely viral upper respiratory infection. Differential includes early bacterial sinusitis.

Suggested codes

ICD-10: J06.9 — Acute upper respiratory infection, unspecified. CPT: 99213 — Office visit, established. (Suggestions only — you confirm before billing.)

Product walkthrough

Watch a short tour of the product when you want more detail.

You review every note

Decision support only. The doctor remains fully responsible for clinical judgment, the final chart, and all coding decisions.

  • Automatically save to your medical record
  • Make final clinical decisions
  • Replace your professional judgment

You stay in complete control.

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