Arrival
Presenting concern and immediate context
Vero for Emergency Medicine
Every emergency encounter. Clear from arrival to disposition.
Vero captures the evolving encounter, drafts the ED note, surfaces cited evidence, prepares discharge documents, and keeps reassessment and disposition visible.
No credit card required. 10 free encounters every month.
Emergency department workflow from arrival to disposition
Emergency department flow
One connected workspace
Encounter path
Arrival
Presenting concern and immediate context
Active care
Assessment, results, and reassessments
Transition
Disposition, handoff, and follow-up
Connected outputs
ED noteStructured
ReassessmentUpdated
HandoffPrepared
DispositionVisible
Clear from arrival to disposition
Built for emergency care in every setting
Emergency departmentsEmergency physiciansAdvanced practice cliniciansUrgent carePre-hospital handoffsAcute care teams
One evolving encounter. A clear record at every turn.
Emergency documentation changes as the encounter unfolds. Vero helps keep the first story, focused assessment, reassessments, decisions, and disposition connected in one continuously updated draft.
Live encounter timeline
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- Presenting concern capturedReady
- Focused assessment organizedReady
- Reassessment addedUpdated
- Disposition plan preparedReview
New context flows into the same note
Assessment
History, focused exam, and clinical thinking
Reassessment
Response, new information, and updated plan
Disposition
Handoff, discharge, admission, and follow-up
Built for revision
Add reassessments and decisions as the picture changes.
Flexible by design
Shape sections and outputs around the department’s preferred workflow.
Ready for the next team
Prepare a clearer handoff, discharge summary, or follow-up plan.
An ED note built for the second look
An emergency record needs to show more than a single snapshot. A review-ready draft connects what was known on arrival, what changed, why the plan changed, and what the next care team or patient needs to know.
Connected ED note
Encounter structure
Presenting concern
Onset, time course, associated symptoms, relevant context, and source of history.
Clinical reasoning
Focused findings, investigations, key considerations, actions, and decision rationale.
Reassessment
Interval changes, updated findings, new results, and the revised plan.
Disposition
Decision, condition at transition, handoff or follow-up, and return precautions.
Final pass
- Times and encounter sequence are clear
- Results and response are reconciled
- Consultations and procedures are attributed
- Follow-up and return precautions are reviewed
Continue the emergency medicine workflow
Explore coding, ambient documentation, and specialty-specific guidance connected to emergency care.
Document the encounter while it is still changing
Capture the presenting concern, focused assessment, procedures, reassessments, and disposition in one structured ED note as the encounter evolves.
- Live emergency encounter capture
- Custom ED templates
- Reassessments added to the same draft
Bring cited evidence to the decision point
Ask a focused acute-care question with the encounter in view, inspect the sources, and decide what fits the patient before updating the plan.
- Questions grounded in encounter context
- Cited sources you can inspect
- Answers connected to cited sources
“I dictate between patients on ER shifts. My charts are done when the shift ends, not two hours after.”
Dr. David Kim
Emergency Medicine
500,000+
Patient visits
40%
Charting time cut
HIPAA
Compliant
PIPEDA
Compliant
SOC 2
Type II
Turn the disposition into clear next steps
Prepare discharge instructions, handoff summaries, referral letters, and follow-up documents without rebuilding the emergency encounter from scratch.
- Patient-ready discharge instructions
- Handoff and referral summaries
- Reusable emergency templates
Keep reassessment and disposition visible
See active encounters, reassessments, pending documentation, disposition decisions, and handoff tasks in one practical view.
- Active encounter context
- Reassessments and disposition
- Handoff tasks to review
One workspace
The work around every emergency encounter, connected.
Assessment, reassessment, documentation, evidence, discharge documents, and disposition—organized in one place.
Rapid encounter context
Presenting concern and key details together
Emergency documentation
Assessment, reassessment, and plan organized
ICD-10 and ICD-10-CA suggestions
Codes organized with encounter context
Evidence-backed clinical answers
Cited sources in encounter context
Discharge documents
Instructions built from the encounter
Handoff summaries
Clear context for the next team
Disposition tasks
Next actions kept visible
Custom ED templates
Your department’s structure
Built for a shift that never follows a script
Use one connected workflow across rapid assessments, procedures, reassessments, handoffs, and disposition.
- Chest pain assessmentComplete
- Minor traumaComplete
- Abdominal pain reassessmentComplete
- Procedure documentationComplete
- Discharge and handoffComplete
Emergency medicine questions
Frequently asked questions
Practical details about evolving encounters, emergency templates, handoffs, languages, privacy, and fitting Vero into your existing ED workflow.
Can Vero work with emergency medicine note templates?
Yes. Start with an emergency medicine template, import the format your department already uses, or build your own. Vero can organize the history, focused exam, medical decision-making, procedures, reassessments, and disposition in the structure your clinicians prefer.
Can Vero handle fast-paced and complex emergency encounters?
Vero captures the clinical conversation and turns it into a structured draft. It keeps multiple concerns, changing information, reassessments, consulted services, and the disposition plan together as the encounter evolves.
Does Vero support handoffs and disposition documentation?
Vero can help prepare concise handoff summaries, discharge instructions, referral letters, and follow-up tasks from the encounter context, keeping those outputs connected and easy to refine.
Can Vero capture multilingual emergency department encounters?
Vero supports 60 languages and can transcribe up to three languages in one encounter. You choose the language of the finished note, which can help when patients, family members, and interpreters take part in the conversation.
How does Vero protect emergency care information?
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.
Can our emergency department use Vero with its existing EMR?
Yes. Clinicians can review the generated draft in Vero, then copy or export it into the current EMR workflow. Vero works on desktop and mobile, giving teams flexibility across bedside, workstation, and follow-up workflows.
Finish the record before the next patient.
Bring emergency notes, discharge documents, handoffs, and disposition together — start free.
- No credit card required
- 10 free encounters every month