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10+ workflows
Medical documentation is essential but time-consuming. Claio’s AI helps clinicians generate accurate, structured notes in seconds—saving hours of admin work while improving quality of care.
Claio is an AI tool that automates medical documentation across SOAP notes, discharge summaries, referrals, surgical notes, and more—helping clinicians spend less time typing and more time with patients.
AI for SOAP notes
You already write SOAP notes every day.
They’re essential for documentation, but they’re also one of the biggest drains on your time.
AI for case review documentation
Case reviews are essential for patient safety and care quality — but documenting them is a burden
AI for clinical meeting notes
Clinical meetings and patient consultations are packed with critical details.
AI for discharges summaries
Writing discharge summaries is one of the most time-consuming but critical parts of patient care.
AI for progress notes
You’re already writing progress notes all day. Every patient. Every shift. Every update.
And while they’re essential for patient care, the reality is they take hours you don’t have
AI for referral letters
Every referral takes time. You already know the patient’s history, diagnosis, and treatment plan; but turning that into a formal letter means retyping details the EMR already has
AI for shift handoff notes
You know the pressure of a handoff. Patients need to be safe, the next clinician needs to be fully informed, and you’re writing notes under time stress; often at the end of a long shift.
AI for surgical notes
Every procedure ends with more paperwork. Operative notes are critical for patient safety, billing, and compliance; but surgeons and surgical teams often spend hours documenting when they should be recovering between cases or focusing on patient care.
AI for patient consultation notes
You’ve just finished managing a complex inpatient stay; and now comes the part every clinician dreads: the discharge summary. Capturing the full hospital course, medications, instructions, and follow-up care takes time you don’t have, especially at the end of a long shift.
