Use case
AI scribe for doctors in India: OPD notes and prescriptions drafted for you
The problem
What gets in the way
- Doctors write notes and prescriptions between patients, or late at night.
- Notes are short and hard to read, so the next visit starts from memory.
- Patients leave without a plain-language summary of what to do.
Products
What helps
Consultation recording to a draft note, prescription and codes for the doctor to sign.
Free for your first 3 months. Then pay only for what you use, at our cost — no markup.
Step by step
How to do it
- 1
Ask consent and record
Read the consent script to the patient, then record the consultation on a phone or computer.
- 2
See the transcript
Audio is sent in 30-second pieces and turned into text while you talk.
- 3
Get the draft
After Stop, a draft note, prescription, codes and safety flags follow in about a minute.
- 4
Check and sign
Review each line against the transcript, edit anything, and sign.
- 5
Print or share
Print the prescription or share a plain-language summary with the patient.
Be sure
When Surge Software is not the right tool
OPDNotes is a drafting tool, not medical advice, and it does not decide a diagnosis or a dose. Every drug and dose must be checked by the doctor before signing. It is not built for inpatient or emergency documentation.
FAQ
Questions
Does the AI prescribe?
No. It drafts what was said in the consultation. The doctor checks, edits and signs every line.
Do patients have to agree?
Yes. OPDNotes provides a consent script, and the doctor records consent before recording.
Can the assistant on this site answer clinical questions?
No. It answers questions about the product only; it never gives medical advice.
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Last updated 1 November 2026 · by Venu Gopal Reddy Muvva, founder