Vero for Hospital Medicine

Every hospital day. One connected clinical story.

Vero helps hospitalists capture admissions and daily rounds, connect the evolving inpatient story, prepare discharge documents, and keep transitions moving.

No credit card required. 10 free encounters every month.

Static hospital medicine rounding workspace

Hospital medicine workspace

S. Patel · Hospital day 2 · Morning rounds

Round ready

Today at a glance

Overnight course summarized

Updates
4
Consults
1
LOS
2 days
Clinical courseLast 24 hours

Progress note

Problem list organized

  1. Admission context

    History and initial data captured

    01
  2. Daily priorities

    Updates organized for rounds

    02
  3. Discharge readiness

    Next steps visible

    03

Built for the full inpatient care path

Admissions and H&PsDaily roundsProgress notesCare-team coordinationDischarge transitionsPost-discharge follow-up

Capture today’s inpatient story without stepping away from care

Turn admissions, bedside conversations, interval events, results, and today’s decisions into a structured hospital medicine note ready for review.

  • Admission and rounding capture
  • Custom inpatient templates
  • Problem-based note ready to review
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Bring cited evidence to the inpatient decision point

Ask a focused clinical question with the current hospital course in view, inspect the sources, and keep the useful answer alongside today’s plan.

  • Inpatient question in patient context
  • Sources you can inspect
  • Evidence summary kept with today’s plan
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One patient. Three documents. No rebuilt context.

The clinical story evolves across the stay. Vero keeps admission context, daily change, and transition details connected from one document to the next.

  1. Admission

    H&P establishes the starting point

    Presenting problem, relevant history, initial data, and a problem-based plan.

    01
  2. Hospital day 2

    Progress note shows what changed

    Overnight events, result trends, clinical response, and today’s decisions.

    02
  3. Transition

    Discharge summary carries the plan forward

    Hospital course, outstanding items, follow-up, and ownership.

    03

Turn the hospital course into a clear transition plan

Prepare discharge summaries, patient instructions, care-team handoffs, and reusable documents without reconstructing the hospital course.

  • Discharge summaries and handoffs
  • Patient-ready instructions
  • Reusable hospital medicine templates
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Keep rounds, transitions, and ownership visible across the hospital list

See round-ready patients, new admissions, planned discharges, outstanding results, and transition tasks in one practical view.

  • Today’s hospital list in context
  • Discharges and outstanding results
  • Transition tasks with clear ownership

The inpatient story changes every day.

Vero keeps overnight events, patient priorities, results, consultant input, active problems, and transition planning together so today's note reflects what actually changed.

  • New information organized against the active problem list
  • Trends and recommendations kept close to today’s decisions
  • Disposition barriers and follow-up carried into the workflow

Inpatient overview

S. Patel · Hospital day 2

Course connected
  • Clinical course

    Improving overnight

    New events and clinical response

  • Objective data

    Trends reviewed

    Laboratory, imaging, and vital context

  • Transitions

    Barriers visible

    Readiness, follow-up, and ownership

Hospital course

Change across the stay

Day 2
  1. 1

    Admission

    Initial problem list and plan established

  2. 2

    Overnight

    New results reviewed; no new events

  3. 3

    Today

    Plan updated; transition needs reviewed

A progress note should make today's reasoning easy to find.

Vero organizes the draft around interval events, objective change, the active problem list, and disposition so the record reads like clinical reasoning—not a transcript of rounds.

Daily progress note

Problem-based draft organized

S. Patel attached
  1. 01

    Interval events

    What changed since yesterday

    Overnight events · symptoms · clinical response

  2. 02

    Objective context

    The data shaping today’s decisions

    Vital trends · labs · imaging · consultant input

  3. 03

    Problem list

    Each active issue stays distinct

    Status · reasoning · next steps · monitoring

  4. 04

    Disposition

    The next transition stays visible

    Readiness · barriers · follow-up · ownership

Go deeper into the workflow

Practical references connected to inpatient documentation.

  • History and physical notes

    See how Vero supports structured histories, examinations, and assessment and plans.

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  • Evidence with inspectable sources

    Ask focused clinical questions while keeping the inpatient context attached.

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  • Clinical note generation

    Learn how Vero turns an encounter into a structured draft for clinician review.

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One clinical thread from admission to discharge.

Hospital medicine moves quickly between acute decisions, coordination, and transitions. Vero keeps the work around that course connected.

  1. 01

    At admission

    Build a clear starting point

    Bring the presenting problem, relevant history, reconciliation context, initial data, and problem-based plan into one structured admission note.

  2. 02

    Across daily rounds

    Make change over time obvious

    Capture interval events, patient priorities, evolving results, consultant input, and today’s decisions without reconstructing the story.

  3. 03

    At transition

    Carry the plan beyond the ward

    Prepare discharge summaries, patient instructions, handoffs, follow-up tasks, and outstanding items from the same clinical context.

One workspace for the inpatient day

  • Admissions and H&Ps

    Presenting problem, relevant history, and initial plan

  • Daily progress notes

    Interval change and problem-based decisions

  • Interdisciplinary rounds

    Shared priorities, barriers, and responsibilities

  • Consult coordination

    Recommendations kept with the active plan

  • Cross-cover assessments

    Focused updates with clear next steps

  • Discharge transitions

    Course, instructions, and follow-up connected

Looking for a broader longitudinal workflow?

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A distinct inpatient workflow

Hospital medicine and internal medicine share expertise—not the same workday.

This workspace is shaped around the tempo of inpatient care: admissions, daily change, interdisciplinary decisions, and safe transitions out of hospital.

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Hospital medicine

Documentation follows one evolving admission, where meaningful change can happen between morning rounds and discharge planning.

  • Admission histories and physicals
  • Problem-based daily progress notes
  • Hospital course and discharge transitions

Internal medicine

Broader internal medicine workflows may span longitudinal histories, complex chronic conditions, clinic follow-up, and care across settings.

  • Longitudinal context across encounters
  • Complex multi-condition documentation
  • Ongoing follow-up across care settings
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One workspace

The work around every hospital day, in one workspace.

From admission through daily decisions and discharge, keep documentation, evidence, documents, and transition work connected.

Admission preparation

Relevant history and hospital context

Inpatient documentation

H&Ps and problem-based progress notes

Clinical course synthesis

Results, events, and recommendations

Evidence-backed answers

Cited guidance in patient context

Discharge documents

Summaries and patient instructions

Care-team handoffs

Clear ownership and next steps

Transition tasks

Outstanding work kept visible

Custom templates

Your hospital medicine structure

One workflow across the hospital day

Move from admission review to interdisciplinary rounds, progress notes, family updates, and discharge transitions without rebuilding the patient context.

  1. New admission reviewComplete
  2. Interdisciplinary roundsComplete
  3. Daily progress notesComplete
  4. Family and consultant updatesComplete
  5. Discharge transitionsComplete

Hospital medicine questions

Frequently asked questions

Practical details about admissions, progress notes, inpatient context, hospital medicine templates, privacy, and getting started.

Can Vero handle complex hospital admissions?

Yes. Vero captures the encounter and organizes the draft around the presenting problem, relevant history, hospital data, assessment, and problem-based plan. The hospitalist stays in control of the final note and can edit every section before signing.

Will Vero match our hospital medicine note style?

Yes. Start with admission, progress-note, consult, or discharge templates, import a format your team already uses, or build your own. Vero learns from edits over time so drafts can better reflect your preferred sections, detail, and terminology.

Can results and prior notes stay connected to the encounter?

You can keep relevant laboratory trends, imaging summaries, prior notes, and consultant recommendations close to the encounter. Vero organizes the information you provide alongside the current clinical conversation.

Which inpatient encounters can I use Vero for?

Vero can support admissions, daily rounds, progress notes, cross-cover assessments, family updates, consultations, discharge summaries, and post-discharge follow-up.

How is this different from Vero for internal medicine?

Vero for Hospital Medicine is organized around the inpatient course: admissions, daily rounds, interval change, interdisciplinary decisions, discharge documentation, and transition tasks. The broader internal medicine workflow can span longitudinal histories, complex chronic conditions, clinic follow-up, and care across settings.

How does Vero protect patient 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.

How quickly can a hospital medicine team get started?

Individual hospitalists can create an account and start with the free plan in minutes. Organizations can contact Vero for shared templates, team roles, onboarding support, and workflow planning.

Finish the note. Move to the next patient.

Your next hospital medicine encounter becomes a clear, connected record — start free.

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