How DDxHelper works

A clinical workflow, end to end

From the moment a provider starts the encounter to the moment a structured note is approved, DDxHelper is built around how clinical work actually happens.

The seven steps

Encounter to approved documentation

Each step is designed to keep the provider in control while the platform does the heavy lifting of structuring the conversation.

Provider starts the encounter
Provider initiates DDxHelper from web, desktop, or mobile.
DDxHelper captures conversation
Audio is captured securely with provider awareness and patient notice.
Audio processed securely
Audio flows through encrypted channels for processing in a tenant-aware environment.
Clinical transcript generated
A diarized, punctuated transcript is produced and made available for review.
Medical terms & structure extracted
Clinically relevant concepts are surfaced and mapped into the encounter structure.
SOAP note, coding & treatment suggestions generated
Draft SOAP note, ICD-10-CM coding suggestions, and treatment suggestions are surfaced for provider review.
Provider reviews, edits, approves
Provider edits and signs the final output. Nothing is signed without explicit provider approval.
Detailed steps

What happens at each step

  1. Provider starts encounter

    From the DDxHelper portal, desktop, or mobile app, the provider opens the encounter and confirms capture is on.

  2. DDxHelper captures the conversation

    DDxHelper securely captures the provider-patient conversation with appropriate notice and consent practices managed by the organization.

  3. Audio is processed securely

    Audio is streamed through encrypted channels and processed within a tenant-aware environment with strong access controls.

  4. Clinical transcript is generated

    DDxHelper produces a diarized, punctuated transcript optimized for medical conversations.

  5. AI extracts medical terms and structures the encounter

    Relevant clinical concepts are surfaced and mapped to encounter structure — making downstream documentation accurate and consistent.

  6. SOAP note, coding, and treatment suggestions are generated

    A draft SOAP note, ICD-10-CM coding suggestions, and treatment suggestions are produced as a starting point for provider and coder review. Treatment suggestions are for provider consideration only — clinical decisions always remain with the licensed provider.

  7. Provider reviews, edits, and approves output

    The provider reviews everything DDxHelper produced, edits as needed, and approves before anything is signed.

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