Vero helps critical care teams capture evolving bedside encounters, organize clinical changes and decisions, prepare clear handoffs, and keep next steps visible across the team.
No credit card required. 10 free actions every month.
Keep overnight events, bedside changes, and clinical decisions together, with clear handoffs and next steps for the care team.
Document the clinical course, bedside reassessment, response, reasoning, and next actions in one structured critical care note.
Ask a focused question with the current encounter attached, inspect the sources, and keep the answer alongside the clinical context already captured.
Vero keeps the course, current state, reasoning, documents, tasks, and handoff attached to the same evolving encounter.
500,000+Patient visits
40%Charting time cut
HIPAACompliant
SOC 2Type II
Prepare handoff summaries, family updates, transfer documents, and reusable notes without rebuilding the critical care context.
Keep reassessments, pending work, team responsibilities, care documents, and handoff priorities visible in one practical view.
Vero keeps the course, current bedside state, clinical reasoning, and next actions connected so each note shows more than a single moment in time.
J. Morgan · ICU day 2
Clinical timeline
The shift in sequence
Overnight events summarized
Clinical course
Bedside reassessment captured
Current state
Priorities and next checks aligned
Plan updated
Vero organizes the draft around the clinical course, current state, assessment, and next actions so the reasoning is clear and the handoff is easier to use.
Critical care progress note
Overnight events · interventions · response
Exam · trends · support · relevant results
Active issues · response · clinical priorities
Tasks · pending work · decision points · ownership
Product details connected to critical care documentation and handoff.
Each documentation moment has a different job. Vero helps turn the context captured at the bedside into the right draft, while keeping the details the next clinician needs connected to the encounter.
Admission
Context to capture
Presenting problem, relevant history, initial bedside findings, investigations, interventions, and immediate priorities.
Rounds
Context to capture
Overnight events, response to interventions, important trends, current support, active issues, and the plan for the day.
Clinical change
Context to capture
The trigger for reassessment, new findings, actions taken, response, updated reasoning, and the next decision point.
Family update
Context to capture
Who participated, information discussed, questions raised, preferences expressed, and the follow-up agreed upon.
Transfer or handoff
Context to capture
Current state, active problems, recent changes, pending work, contingency considerations, and task ownership.
Critical care moves through admission, repeated reassessment, team decisions, and handoff. Vero keeps the work around that path connected.
At admission
Bring the presenting problem, relevant history, early investigations, bedside findings, and initial priorities into one structured encounter.
Through the shift
Capture reassessments, response, evolving clinical reasoning, and updated plans without losing the sequence of events.
At handoff
Prepare a concise summary of current status, active priorities, pending work, and the next decision points for the receiving team.
Clinical course, reassessment, documentation, evidence, care documents, tasks, and handoff organized around the same evolving patient context.
Relevant history and current context
Course, reassessment, and plan organized
What changed kept in sequence
Cited guidance in patient context
Current priorities ready to carry forward
Clear summaries from the encounter
Ownership and next checks visible
Your critical care structure
Move from overnight review to rounds, bedside reassessment, family updates, and handoff without rebuilding the patient context.
Practical details about evolving encounters, critical care templates, handoffs, care documents, privacy, and getting started.
Yes. Vero helps organize the history, bedside assessment, clinical changes, decisions, and next steps documented during an encounter, so the draft reflects how the patient story develops over time.
Yes. Start with a critical care template, import a format you already use, or build your own. Vero learns from your edits over time, helping drafts reflect your preferred sections, level of detail, and terminology.
Vero can turn the encounter context you capture into structured handoff summaries, progress notes, consultation letters, and patient or family-facing documents for clinician review.
Vero can support ICU admissions, daily progress notes, bedside reassessments, critical care consultations, procedure documentation, family updates, and transfer or discharge handoffs.
Vero is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant and SOC 2 Type II certified. Audio is not stored, customer data is not sold or used to train public AI models, and configurable retention controls help organizations follow their own policies.
Individual clinicians can create an account and start with the free plan in minutes. Organizations can contact Vero for shared templates, patient records, team roles, and onboarding support.
Bring critical care notes, decisions, documents, and handoff together — start free.