The slit lamp exam is precise. So should the note be.
Notat listens while you examine and describe findings, and drafts a note with acuity, pressures, and fundus findings captured exactly.
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Diabetic retinopathy screening, annual follow-up
A routine diabetic eye screen. You work through the exam sequence, describing findings as you go.
Wednesday, 11:30
You
“Visual acuity 20/25 both eyes with correction. IOP 14 right, 15 left, both normal.”
Patient
“My vision's felt pretty stable this year, no real changes.”
You
“Fundus exam shows mild non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy, a few microaneurysms, no macular edema.”
While you examined her, Notat pulled out:
Findings become structured data as you describe them.
Visual acuity
· 20/25 OD, 20/25 OS with correction
Pressures
· IOP 14 OD, 15 OS — normal
Fundus findings
· Mild NPDR, few microaneurysms
· No macular edema
Patient report
· Vision subjectively stable this year
Ophthalmology exam note — drafted
Findings
VA 20/25 OD/OS with correction. IOP 14/15, normal. Fundus: mild NPDR, few microaneurysms, no macular edema.
Assessment
Mild non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy, stable (E11.319). No evidence of progression.
Plan
Continue annual diabetic retinal screening. Reinforce glycemic control with primary care. Return in 12 months or sooner with vision changes.
Every finding exactly as described — the detail that determines screening intervals.
FactsContext™ captures precise findings, screening interval decisions depend on it
A retinopathy grading that gets simplified can change a screening interval. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts the exact findings you describe — grade, location, severity — first, then writes the note from those facts.
Findings become facts
FactsContext™ turns a narrated fundus description into precise, structured, checkable findings.
Every finding has a source
Tap any line to hear the exact moment you described it during the exam.
You sign, it files
Nothing enters the record until you approve it. Your clinical read leads; Notat types.
Keep each ophthalmology note moving with the examination
This is what an ophthalmology clinic day looks like when documentation keeps pace.
08:30
First exam of the day
You tap record as the patient sits at the slit lamp. Setup takes seconds.
11:30
Diabetic screen, findings documented
The note is drafted with every finding before the patient leaves the chair.
14:00
Between patients
No exam notes waiting to be written. Each finished before the next patient sits down.
17:00
Last patient seen
Every exam note signed. Nothing left for after clinic.
17:15
You go home
No backlog of fundus descriptions to reconstruct from memory.
Vision concerns described in any language, documented in yours
A patient explains their symptoms in Hindi. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the note in the language your clinic runs on.
Patient speaks Hindi → your note in English
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Notes built for every kind of eye exam
The structures ophthalmology practices run on, ready from day one.
Comprehensive eye exam
Acuity, pressures, and fundus findings, structured and complete.
Diabetic retinopathy screening note
Grading and follow-up interval, captured precisely from the exam.
Procedure note
Indication, technique, and outcome for in-clinic procedures.
Referral letter
Findings and reason for referral, ready to send.
750+
clinicians use Notat
90+
spoken languages supported
10
free notes every month
Questions clinicians actually ask
Can it capture detailed fundus findings as I describe them?
Yes — that's exactly what it's built for. Describe grading, location, and severity out loud, and FactsContext™ turns it into a structured, checkable finding.
Does it distinguish between right and left eye findings?
Yes. Say OD or OS as you go, and FactsContext™ keeps each eye's findings separate and accurate.
What if it mishears a grading or measurement?
Every finding links back to the exact moment you said it, so a misheard detail takes seconds to catch and correct before you sign.
Does it work for procedure documentation too?
Yes — narrate the procedure as you perform it, and Notat drafts a structured procedure note.
Where does the recording go?
Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules — encrypted, processed under European data-protection law.
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