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Rolf Marlin Grant MRN-106857 · born 1935-05-13 ✦ AI Ask ✦ AI Ambient note Chart

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A doctor is about to hit record. Before one word is captured, the platform answers the legal question — is recording this visit lawful in this state, for this modality, with this consent — and only then does the listener run: self-hosted speech recognition, a drafted note, and the signature queue. The encounters below are fully synthetic recordings; the transcripts are the ambient listener's real output over that audio.

AI core: Ambient listener — faster-whisper v1.2 · custom · how this model works
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Diabetes follow-up — in person, Texas
TX · in person · 77s
Rolf Grant
Loaded in the console

1 · The consent gate

Capture permitted — one-party, in person. This jurisdiction is one-party for this modality, so the clinician's own participation suffices. The attestation layer is still recorded where captured.
Tex. Penal Code Ann. § 16.02; Tex. Code Crim. Proc. Ann. art. 18.20
Check it yourself: the chart this came from · RCFP guide — Texas

2 · The recording

Diabetes follow-up — in person, Texas 1:18 · in person · TX · ASR: faster-whisper small.en int8 (self-hosted)
This is the encounter's actual audio — play it here whenever you like. The console below replays it as the listener hears it, revealing the transcript in step with the speech. Audio never leaves the deployment.

3 · Run the listener

0:00 / 1:18 ready — consent gate passed

These controls replay the bundled synthetic encounter with its real transcription. For live capture from your own microphone, clear the encounter and use the console with a patient in context — same gate, same audit trail, stored to your private session.

Transcript appears here as the listener works — press Record above to watch it arrive in real time, or play the audio and read along.
Clinician Good morning, Mr. Grant. Good to see you again. How have you been feeling since March?
Patient Morning doctor, mostly alright. The numbness in my feet is about the same, but I have been more tired lately
Clinician Okay, are you checking your sugars at home?
Patient most mornings. They run around 160, sometimes 180 after dinner.
Clinician That is higher than we want. Are you taking the metformin twice a day?
Patient I take the morning one. The evening dose I forget maybe half the week.
Clinician that matters, and it explains the evening numbers, any dizziness, chest pain, changes in your vision?
Patient No chest pain. My eyes are due for a check, I think.
Clinician Your last A1C was 8.1, I want to repeat it today, and I am adding a pillbox reminder plan for that evening dose.
Patient Alright, my daughter can help me set that up.
Clinician We will also get you scheduled for the eye exam and check your feet before you leave. If the repeat A1C is still over 8, we will talk about adding a second agent.
Patient Understood. Thank you, Doctor.
Clinician So the plan is, repeat A1C today, evening dose reminder, foot exam now, eye exam scheduled, and I will see you back in 3 months.

4 · Publish the note

Publish in the controls above drafts the SOAP note from this transcript and files it to Rolf Grant's chart — the visit's own patient, never another. It lands in the chart's Notes & documents and the signature queue, filed unsigned and labeled unsigned: nothing becomes part of the record until a licensed person signs it.