Longitudinal record
This patient, across visits
- Constitution (Prakriti) · Transformation / Structure
- Digestion (Agni) · variable after travel
- Last food plan (Pathya) · warm, bitter, no daytime sleep
- 4 prior visits on this complaint
For Ayurveda physicians
Record the visit. Draft the note. You write treatment.
AyurDoc turns the consult into a structured assessment and food-and-routine notes in plain English. You edit, sign, and write any treatment. Chart stays the medical record.
Practitioner-only. First 3 months on us. No card. $199 a month after that.
Burning after noon.
Assessment
Sour food and day sleep are feeding the heat.
4 matching prior visits
Food plan
Treatment
You write thisAyurveda should not have to fit inside a SOAP note.
Most clinical software was built around conventional medicine. Practitioners end up adapting generic forms, writing the same information twice, bolting on a scribe, or forcing Ayurvedic reasoning into a system that cannot hold it.
AyurDoc is the clinical layer for that consult: constitution and digestion notes, a five-part assessment in English, food and routine drafts, and follow-up. You stay the clinician. The model does not prescribe.
The encounter
One consultation. One connected clinical workflow.
Before
Start with the patient, not an empty note.
Constitution (Prakriti), the current imbalance (Vikriti), digestion (Agni), pulse (Nadi), symptoms, treatment history, and earlier visits are already on the record. Intake is part of the visit, not a form you interpret later.
During
Stay with the patient. AyurDoc follows the visit.
Live transcription captures the consult. The copilot organizes it into Ayurvedic structure, surfaces prior findings, and suggests the next question. You examine the patient. AyurDoc handles the documentation around you.
- Live transcription
- Clinical copilot
- Pancha Nidana as you work
After
Leave with the clinical work finished.
Review the draft assessment and food plan, correct them, and sign. You write any treatment. Reports and follow-up come from the same encounter, so you are not rebuilding the visit from memory at the end of the day.
Review, edit, and sign
The system
Clinical software that speaks Ayurveda.
Patient timeline
See what changed since last visit
- Visit 7 · Heat pattern · Heartburn easing
- Visit 6 · Digestion off after travel
- Visit 5 · Food plan: warm, bitter, less sour
Live consultation
Record the visit as you work
- Transcript running
- Copilot: ask when the heat peaks
- You examine. AyurDoc drafts around you.
Assessment
Five parts, English first
- Causes · sour food, day sleep
- What you see · burning after noon
- How it developed · heat after sour meals
Clinical copilot
History in the question you ask next
- 4 matching prior visits
- Buttermilk at noon still helps?
- You decide what to ask.
Food and routine
Draft for you to edit
- Light, warm, bitter
- Avoid sour fruit at noon
- Review in 14 days
Chart sync
Link the patient. Don't copy the chart.
- Patient ID linked
- Report PDF → Chart Documents
- Identity stays in the EHR
Visit assessment in plain English
Causes, early signs, what you see, what helps or worsens, and how it developed. Sanskrit names stay secondary so Western-trained staff can follow the note.
What changed since last visit
Symptoms, digestion notes, constitution pattern, and prior food guidance stay linked. The next consult opens on the delta, not a blank page.
AI clinical copilot
The copilot reads this encounter against prior visits. It surfaces gaps and follow-up questions. You stay responsible for the clinical decision.
Live consultation
Record or type the visit, see the transcript, and draft the note in one workspace while you stay with the patient.
Food and routine notes
AyurDoc drafts diet and daily-routine guidance for you to edit. You write any treatment. AyurDoc does not fill prescriptions.
You sign. The model does not.
AI drafts. You review, edit, and sign. Nothing is submitted for you.
Architecture
Your EHR manages the chart. AyurDoc understands the Ayurveda.
AyurDoc does not need to become a second copy of your EHR. Chart (OpenEMR) remains the system of record. AyurDoc connects through a patient identifier and runs the Ayurvedic workflow around that patient.
OpenEMR, Chart
System of record
- Patient identity
- Demographics
- Insurance
- Conventional medical chart
Patient ID
Link the record. Do not copy it.
AyurDoc
Ayurvedic clinical layer
- Intake
- Visit assessment (English first)
- Live consult draft
- Food and routine notes
- Longitudinal Ayurvedic record
- Clinical reports you sign
HIPAA-aware architecture
PHI identity stays in the EHR. AyurDoc operates as the connected Ayurvedic layer, with the practitioner reviewing every clinical output.
OpenEMR integration
Launch from the patient workflow. Keep the relationship through linked IDs. Export reports back to Chart Documents.
Built for clinic use
Practitioner-only. Continuity, access controls, structured clinical data, and a clear boundary around protected health information.
Category
A generic scribe transcribes a conversation. AyurDoc knows what an Ayurvedic consult is trying to establish.
| Generic AI scribe | General EMR | AyurDoc | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Live transcription | Yes | Limited | Yes |
| Ayurvedic intake | No | No | Yes |
| English-first visit assessment | No | No | Yes |
| Ayurvedic longitudinal record | No | No | Yes |
| Clinical copilot | Generic | No | Ayurveda-specific |
| Food and routine drafts | No | Generic | Yes |
| EHR-connected workflow | Varies | Native | Yes |
| Built for Ayurvedic practitioners | No | No | Yes |
The clinical model starts with Ayurveda. Full comparison
From the first question to the follow-up visit.
- Intake
- Record the visit
- Assessment draft
- Food and routine notes
- You write treatment
- Sign
- Follow-up
One patient. One clinical history. One Ayurvedic system. No searching old PDFs. No rebuilding the case from memory.
Spend more of the visit practicing Ayurveda. Spend less of it operating software.
First 3 months on us. No card. Same login for AyurDoc and Chart. $199 a month after that.
FAQ
Before you sign up
- What does AyurDoc do?
- It records the visit and drafts the assessment plus food and routine notes. You edit and sign. You write any treatment. Chart (OpenEMR) stays the medical record for identity and the conventional chart.
- Does AyurDoc replace my EHR?
- No. Chart remains the system of record for identity, demographics, insurance, and the conventional chart. AyurDoc is the Ayurvedic clinical layer, linked by patient ID.
- Is AyurDoc an AI scribe?
- Transcription is one part. It also drafts the visit assessment, food and routine notes, longitudinal context, and follow-up questions. You approve what goes into the record.
- Does AyurDoc diagnose or prescribe?
- No. AyurDoc drafts documentation for your review. You remain responsible for diagnosis and treatment. It does not fill prescriptions.
- Will Western staff understand the screens?
- Primary labels are in English. Sanskrit terms appear as secondary labels for Ayurvedic practitioners who want them.
- What happens to demographics and insurance?
- They stay in the EHR. AyurDoc links to the patient and holds the Ayurvedic clinical layer.