Draft clearer patient notes
with the PT/PTA in control
PT AI Note Helper turns clinician-provided facts into structured working drafts. The AI is not a PT/PTA and does not replace clinical judgment. Review, correct, and approve each draft, then use the PT/PTA-approved text in your official documentation.
Start with clinician-provided facts
Keep the evaluation, visit details, and patient context in view so the draft stays grounded in what the care team documented.
Let AI organize a working draft
Use AI to structure and refine your wording for the template you already use—not to evaluate the patient or make clinical decisions.
PT/PTA reviews, corrects, and approves
The PT/PTA checks every detail, makes any needed edits, and then uses the approved text in the official documentation workflow.
Drafting support—not a replacement for the PT/PTA
Like a clinical grammar tool, the assistant helps organize and refine documentation. It is not a PT/PTA, cannot make clinical decisions, and never replaces the PT/PTA's final accuracy check.
Clinician-led workspace
Keep the patient history, clinician context, and AI-assisted drafts together while the care team stays in control.
AI-assisted drafting
Turn documented facts into structured working drafts without asking AI to act as a PT/PTA or make clinical decisions.
Accuracy-first review
Check facts, correct wording, and add missing clinical detail before the PT/PTA approves text for the official record.
Ready for your note
Copy PT/PTA-reviewed sections into the matching documentation fields instead of starting every note from a blank page.
A clinician-led draft-to-document workflow
Three note types, one AI drafting assistant
PT AI Note Helper prepares working drafts across the episode of care. Every draft remains editable, and the PT/PTA decides what is accurate and appropriate for the final documentation.
Evaluation
Capture the clinician-documented starting point for care plans, functional status, and goals.
Note
Draft treatment progress and visit details for clinician review and correction.
Discharge
Prepare a summary draft for the PT to verify against outcomes and next steps.
Simple, Transparent Pricing
Choose the plan that fits your patient volume and AI-assisted drafting needs. Every plan keeps the clinician in control and requires PT review.
Free
Try AI-assisted drafting with one patient and a small draft limit.
Monthly
Most PopularFor clinicians who need flexible monthly drafting support.
Yearly
For clinicians who want annual access and a higher draft allowance.
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How AI-assisted drafting works—and where PT/PTA review is required
Is the AI a physical therapist?
No. The AI is a drafting assistant, not a PT or PTA. It cannot evaluate a patient, make clinical decisions, or replace professional judgment. The User remains the final reviewer and decision-maker.
Can an AI-assisted draft be used in the final documentation?
Yes—after clinician review. The app is designed to prepare useful wording for the official note, much like grammar tool helps refine writing. The clinician should verify the facts, correct or complete the draft, and the PT/PTA should approve it before the text is entered into the final record.
How does AI help make notes more accurate?
It organizes the evaluation, prior chart history, and clinician-provided visit facts into a consistent structure. Accuracy still depends on the information provided and the PT’s review, so AI should never be used to fill in facts that were not documented.
Does the app support different templates?
Yes. Each patient can use a supported template so the draft is organized for the fields clinicians expect to review and copy into their documentation workflow.
Can I edit the draft?
Yes. Every AI-assisted draft is working text. Review each section, change wording, add missing clinical details, and remove anything unsupported before the PT/PTA approves it.
Spend less time starting from a blank note
Use AI to draft and polish—not to replace clinical expertise. Review the content, make it yours, and use the PT/PTA-approved text in your normal documentation workflow.