Less time writing.
Less time correcting.

Breva writes your visit note, suggests billing codes and prepares patient instructions from your recording. Stat, your AI assistant, checks the note for missing or conflicting details before you review it.

From recording to review.

Record the visitBreva writes down the conversation in 18 languages, even when you switch between them.

Your paperwork is preparedGet a clinical note, suggested billing codes and instructions for your patient.

Stat checks the detailsSee suggested corrections and the conversation behind them.

Improvements you don't have to manage.

We test new technology for writing and checking notes, and update Breva when the results improve. Your practice gets those improvements without having to choose or test the tools yourself.

Start your review a step ahead.

Stat brings missing details and conflicting statements to your attention. You can check the supporting conversation, apply a suggestion or keep your original wording.

Leave less writing for later.

Your note and patient instructions are already drafted when you start your review. Make any changes, then copy the documents into your EMR or save a PDF.

We test the details
you would have to correct.

Did the note get the medication dose right? Did it miss a follow-up instruction or add something nobody said?

Breva brings advanced artificial intelligence models together in a system built specifically for clinical documentation. We continually test new models for accuracy and update Breva to bring the latest advances in AI to your practice.

  1. We test the options

    We give different AI tools the same recorded visit and compare the notes and patient instructions they produce.

  2. We check the results

    We check for missed details, incorrect doses and statements the recording does not support.

  3. We update Breva

    Our team puts tested improvements into Breva. Your practice gets the improvements without having to manage the technology.

Meet Stat.
Your second set of eyes.

Stat is your AI assistant, powered by leading artificial intelligence models. It double-checks each recorded visit note and suggests corrections to help you review and finish your notes faster.

See a complete note and its codes
Jane RiveraClinical note

Plan

Continue lisinopril 10 mg daily.

Check kidney function and potassium in one week.
Review home blood pressure readings in four weeks.
Call for dizziness or low blood pressure readings.

1 recommendation
Fictional visit. Try the review controls.

Transcript

Fictional visit. 1 passage highlighted.

PatientMy sugars have been 150 to 180 in the morning. No low readings. I take metformin 1,000 milligrams twice a day.

PhysicianYour A1c is 7.8, up from 7.1. Your home pressures are in the 140s, and today is 146 over 88. Any dizziness or chest pain?

PatientNo. I take lisinopril 10 milligrams daily and atorvastatin 20 milligrams at night.

PhysicianYour kidney function is stable, and LDL is 92. Continue the metformin and atorvastatin. Your blood pressure is higher than your target. Increase lisinopril to 20 milligrams daily. This will help lower your blood pressure. Check kidney function and potassium in one week. This is to check how your kidneys and potassium respond to the higher dose. Check blood pressure at home and bring the readings in four weeks. We'll repeat A1c, a metabolic panel and lipids in three months. Call us for dizziness or low blood pressure readings.

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