Scribing in…

Scribing in gastroenterology

A colonoscopy note should read like a procedure note, not a clinic note.

How the note reads

In procedure order: indication, sedation, extent of exam, findings with locations, interventions, and recommendations — the way the next gastroenterologist expects to read it. Clinic visits still read like clinic notes, and recall recommendations don't get lost in the narrative.

What it handles

  • Procedure-note structure for endoscopy and colonoscopy
  • Findings and interventions kept in order
  • Recall and follow-up recommendations captured
  • Suggested codes, for you to confirm

Set up by a person, not a setup wizard

Onboarding is human. A Calibre specialist configures your note templates to match how your practice already charts, walks your team through the first procedure days — on site where we can, over video everywhere else — and checks in through your first week. After launch you have a named person to call, not a ticket queue.

See it in your own practice.

Start free with 14 visits, book a 15-minute demo, or call (818) 929-7378 — a real person will get you set up.

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