Documentation Shouldn't Steal the Visit
DocNow is the EHR built for post-acute specialists — wound care, behavioral health, and PM&R — with AI-assisted note drafting, DEA-compliant e-prescribing, and automated MIPS capture in a single clinical record. Not adapted from primary care. Designed here.
35–40% of visit time absorbed by documentation
Post-acute clinicians carry a heavier documentation load than almost any other specialty. A wound care assessment alone requires staging, PUSH scoring, tissue classification, drainage volume, and periwound condition — typically entered across four separate fields in systems that were built for primary care and then modified, poorly, for your specialty.
DocNow was built from scratch for this work. Structured wound templates, AI-assisted drafting from visit inputs, and automated MIPS capture at note sign — so the chart reflects the visit, not the other way around.
See AI-Assisted Notes
Four modules. One patient record.
Each module handles a specific documentation or compliance function — e-prescribing, MIPS quality capture, note drafting, care coordination. They share a single record, so nothing gets re-entered.
E-Prescribing
DEA-compliant EPCS for all substance classes, with real-time formulary checks, prior authorization alerts, and long-term care pharmacy routing. Prescribe from the chart, not a separate portal.
Learn moreMIPS Reporting
Quality measure data captured automatically at note sign. Denominator and numerator logic is built in for post-acute measures — no parallel spreadsheet, no end-of-year scramble to reconstruct the year.
Learn moreAI-Assisted Notes
Structured visit data — PUSH scores, PHQ-9 results, medication changes — drives a draft clinical note. Clinicians review and sign. The AI assists; the clinician's judgment and signature remain the record.
Learn moreCare Coordination
Shared care plans visible to the full authorized team, referral tracking with acknowledgment alerts, and HIPAA-aligned secure messaging — all within the same platform as the clinical record. Not a bolt-on.
Learn morePost-acute care isn't one thing
Each specialty has its own documentation language, its own compliance obligations, its own workflows. DocNow doesn't ask you to adapt to a generic EHR. It starts from what wound care, behavioral health, PM&R, and home health teams actually need.
Wound Care
PUSH scoring, wound measurement templates, tissue classification, and debridement documentation.
Learn moreBehavioral Health
PHQ-9, GAD-7, and AUDIT screening tools with 42 CFR Part 2 privacy controls built in.
Learn morePM & Rehab
Functional outcome tools, therapy notes, and SNF MDS integration for PM&R and rehabilitation teams.
Learn moreHome Health
Mobile-first documentation, offline support, and OASIS data capture for field-based home health teams.
Learn moreFrom visit check-in to signed note — in the same workflow
Four connected steps. No tab-switching, no parallel tools. The note is drafted, reviewed, and submitted before the clinician leaves the room.
Patient Check-In
Visit details and chief complaint logged at check-in
AI Note Draft
AI generates a clinical note draft based on visit data
Clinician Reviews
Clinician reviews, edits if needed, and approves
Signed & Submitted
Note signed and submitted — MIPS data captured automatically
From clinicians using DocNow
Before DocNow, I was finishing wound care notes at 9 PM after a full day of visits. Now I sign off before I leave the facility. The note draft isn't perfect every time — but it handles the PUSH scoring structure and the treatment narrative, and that's the part that was consuming my evenings.
Every other EHR we evaluated required a workaround for 42 CFR Part 2. DocNow has the record segmentation and access controls built into the platform architecture — I'm not reconfiguring permissions every time we bring on a new provider or a different payer.
Ready to reclaim the visit?
A 30-minute demo, tailored to your specialty. Wound care, behavioral health, PM&R, or home health — we show you the workflows that matter to your practice, not a generic EHR tour.