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Sarer Health

Transform the way you chart,
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Sarer helps solo practitioners move faster without sacrificing accuracy, safety, or compliance. Less administrative work, more time with the people you serve.

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Recording

Chest pain, pressure-like, seven

Templates
SOAP Note

Structured exactly like a classic SOAP note.

  • Subjective
  • Objective
  • Assessment
  • Plan
Templates
Referral Letter

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  • Reason for Referral
  • Clinical Summary
  • Requested Action
Templates
Discharge Summary

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  • Diagnosis
  • Hospital Course
  • Follow-up Plan
Sarah Al-Amri 445218 · Jul 9, 2026
Transcript SOAP History & Physical

STEMI, CP, SOB

  • Chest pain, pressure-like, 7/10, radiating to left arm/jaw
  • Onset ~2h ago; associated SOB and diaphoresis
  • BP 158/94, HR 102, SpO2 96% RA
  • EKG: ST elevation II, III, aVF
  • Acute inferior STEMI
  • ASA + SL nitro given, heparin started
  • Cardiology notified, cath lab activated
Subjective Chest pain, pressure-like, 7/10, radiating to left arm/jaw
Objective BP 158/94, HR 102, SpO2 96% RA
Plan ASA + SL nitro given, heparin started

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Exam findings

EKG: ST elevation in leads II, III, aVF — consistent with inferior STEMI.

Draft referral

Refer to interventional cardiology for emergent PCI evaluation.

Order labs

Troponin, CBC, BMP, and coagulation panel ordered STAT.

Visit summary

Acute inferior STEMI. Aspirin, nitroglycerin, and heparin given; cath lab activated.

Follow-up

Cardiology follow-up in 1 week post-discharge, sooner if symptoms recur.

Drug interaction

Check for nitrate interaction before administering PDE5 inhibitors.

Vitals template

BP 158/94, HR 102, RR 18, SpO2 96% on room air.

Patient instructions

Take aspirin daily, avoid smoking, seek care immediately if chest pain returns.

Discharge summary

Patient stable for discharge with cardiology follow-up scheduled in one week.

Consult note

Cardiology consult requested for urgent catheterization evaluation.

Med reconciliation

Home medications reviewed and reconciled with current inpatient orders.

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Voice note

Every word, captured as it's said. Sarer listens through the consultation and writes a structured note in real time — in Arabic or English — so you can stay focused on your patient instead of the screen.

Templates

Your work style, documented. Templates built specifically for how you write notes — create one from scratch, convert an existing note, or ask "Sarer" to build it for you. Share templates across doctors, teams, and departments to keep everyone aligned.

Shortcuts

Instant actions, right inside the note. Type "/" to pull in any referrals, ICD-10, summaries, or any command you've saved — no switching tabs, no repeating yourself.

Frequently asked questions

What is Sarer and how does it work?+

Sarer is an AI clinical scribe. It listens to your consultation, then drafts a structured note in your template of choice — you review and sign off.

What languages does Sarer support?+

Sarer is fully bilingual. It understands and writes clinical notes in both Arabic and English, in the same consultation.

How is patient data protected?+

All recordings and notes are encrypted in transit and at rest, with access-controlled storage built around clinical data from day one.

How much does it cost to use?+

Start with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Reach out for current pricing details.