Verifiable clinical intelligence
Turn complex records into verifiable clinical decisions
FTChart helps physicians and clinics find the information they need, generate documentation, and check answers against the pages of the record they rely on.
Question
What changes in kidney function were there over the last year?
Answer
Creatinine rose from 1.1 to 1.8 mg/dL between March and November 2026.
Sources
- [S1] Lab report · Page 12
- [S2] Lab report · Page 36
Searching a record costs clinical time
- Long records that are hard to review before a visit.
- Documents spread across different systems.
- Time lost looking for history.
- Notes left pending after the visit.
- Answers that are hard to verify.
From the record to the decision
1
Search
Ask in natural language across the whole record.
2
Understand
Get a clear answer in one place.
3
Verify
Open the pages the answer cites and check them.
4
Document
Turn the visit into a structured note.
5
Act
Decide with the information in front of you and the source one click away.
For physicians
Less time searching. More time with the patient.
- Query the record in natural language.
- Review labs and medication.
- Find referrals and history.
- Generate clinical documentation.
- Check every source before acting.
For clinics
A more consistent, controlled document workflow.
- Standardize work with shared prompts.
- Schedule recurring tasks.
- Assisted coding.
- Payer rules.
- User and permission control.
What FTChart does, by workflow
Security as part of clinical work
Human review
An AI-generated note is not filed until the clinician confirms they have reviewed it.
Verifiable sources
Answers cite the pages of the record they rely on. If an answer cites none, FTChart says so.
Controlled access
Per-person accounts, role-based permissions and two-step sign-in.
Privacy and HIPAA
FTChart complies with HIPAA for the handling of protected health information (PHI) in the United States.
If your organization needs more detail, ask for it when you request the evaluation.
See security and privacy in detailStart with a clinical pilot
The simplest way to see whether FTChart fits your work is a scoped pilot.
- Duration
- 6–8 weeks
- Scope
- One clinic, team or service
- Users
- 5–10 professionals to begin with
- Data
- Authorized, anonymized or synthetic environment
- Outcome
- Impact report and expansion recommendation
What we measure in the pilot
The pilot proves value with data, not just perception. Any figure we publish comes with its context, date and methodology.
- Time spent searching for information.
- Time to finish a note.
- Time spent reviewing the record.
- Number of queries per professional.
- Use of the cited sources.
- Corrections made by physicians.
- Answers rejected or not used.
- Weekly adoption.
- Team satisfaction.
Frequently asked questions
How do I know an answer is correct?
Answers cite the pages of the record they rely on: open them and check before acting. If an answer cites no page, FTChart says so and it cannot be checked. FTChart is an aid for finding and verifying information; it does not replace clinical judgment.
Can an AI-generated note be filed without anyone reviewing it?
No. A note that comes from a dictation is not filed until the clinician confirms they have reviewed it, and the server enforces it.
What is the clinical pilot?
A scoped trial of 6–8 weeks in one clinic, team or service, with 5–10 professionals to begin with, to measure the impact before expanding.
What data is the pilot run on?
In an authorized environment, with anonymized or synthetic data.
Do I need to install anything?
No. FTChart runs in the browser. To dictate you need to allow microphone access.
What happens to what I type in the evaluation form?
The form sends your request by email to our team, and this site does not store what you type. Do not include patient data.
Does FTChart comply with HIPAA?
Yes, for the handling of protected health information (PHI) in the United States. If your organization needs more detail, ask for it when you request the evaluation.
Does it fit your clinic?
Tell us about your case and we will scope a pilot together.