SOAP note
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan structured for your review and chart paste.
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.
- 1Start 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 - 2Review & 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 - 3Finalize & 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
What you get to work with
Structured output ready for your review — you decide what enters the chart.
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.)
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.