Clinical reasoning
Ask patient-specific questions and get structured answers grounded in the chart and uploaded context.
For inpatient clinicians and consultants
The clinical workspace that thinks alongside you.
attest brings clinical reasoning, documentation, scribing, billing support, and patient context into one AI-powered workspace built for the inpatient workflow.
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What changed since yesterday, and what should I watch today?
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Creatinine rose after diuresis, oxygen need improved, and weight is down 1.8 kg. Main watch item is renal function while continuing decongestion.
Progress noteBMP trendMedications
Built forHospitalistsCardiologyPulmonologyNephrologyICU teamsConsult servicesHealth systems
What attest does
AI-powered clinical care, from question to chart.
One workspace for the questions you ask, the notes you write, the conversations you capture, and the context you carry between encounters.
Documentation
Draft H&Ps, progress notes, discharge summaries, consult notes, and patient-friendly summaries.
Scribing
Capture clinical conversations and turn reviewed transcript into usable chart material.
Billing support
Prepare the documentation trail that supports coding, complexity, and medical necessity.
Outcomes
Track trajectory, problems, context, and decisions across encounters.
Patient care
A calmer way to understand the patient in front of you, designed for inpatient and consult workflows.
Evidence example
Ask a patient-specific question. See the reasoning trail.
attest is designed to answer from the selected patient context, uploaded documents, and cited references when retrieval is available — not from generic web content.
- Pulls from the live chart, notes, and uploaded documents.
- Cites the structured data behind every claim.
- Lets you correct, edit, and re-run the answer in seconds.
Evidence panel
Should we continue IV diuresis today?
Reasoning
Continue cautiously while volume overload is clinically present, but monitor renal function and electrolytes closely. Oxygenation improved and weight is down 1.8 kg; creatinine moved from 1.1 to 1.4.
Progress noteBMP trendLoop diuretic dose
Documentation
Clinical documentation that stays editable.
Notes look and feel like the rest of the workspace: compact, reviewable, and easy to revise before anything leaves the clinician's hands. Templates, structure, and tone follow your preferences.
Progress note · M. Alvarez
Assessment
67M with acute decompensated heart failure, improving with IV diuresis, now limited by mild AKI.
Plan
- Continue IV diuresis with strict I/O and daily weights.
- Trend BMP twice daily while actively diuresing.
- Reassess oxygen requirement and ambulation tolerance.
Why teams choose attest
Designed for speed, reviewability, and safer launch behavior.
< 2 minMinutes to first draft
For common notes in configured local testing
4Context surfaces
Chart, documents, notes, and patient context library
5Workspace modes
Summary, Notes, A&P, Patient Context, Scribe
De-id firstLaunch posture
Enterprise PHI only with a signed BAA
Capabilities
The clinical AI surface, end to end.
Every feature is editable, citable, and reversible — designed to keep the clinician in the loop.
Consult assistant
Ask about a specific patient, a document, a problem, or the next decision.
Differential diagnosis
Generate, revise, and explain differentials from the patient context.
Assessment and plan
Create problem-based A&P drafts with editable plan items and references.
Clinical summaries
Condense history, timeline, objective data, medications, and context.
Notes and forms
Draft H&P, progress, discharge, consult, and custom note templates.
Patient context library
Upload, review, rename, and remove patient context documents.
Scribe workflow
Record, transcribe, review, and convert conversation into clinical artifacts.
Deep reasoning mode
Route high-stakes questions to stronger reasoning models when configured.
Security
Safety and compliance are product requirements, not footnotes.
attest's safety posture is inspired by common healthcare AI controls: clinician review, consent-aware capture, de-identification, deletion controls, auditability, and enterprise agreements for PHI.
Clinician in control
attest drafts and organizes. The clinician reviews, edits, signs, and remains responsible for decisions.
Standard mode is de-identified
Free and individual workflows are designed for synthetic or de-identified data unless an enterprise PHI deployment is configured.
Enterprise PHI requires a BAA
Real PHI should only be used in an approved deployment with a signed BAA and a reviewed vendor stack.
No silent audio retention
Scribing is built around explicit recording, transcript review, and user-controlled deletion.
Access controls and audit foundation
Supabase RLS, signed storage URLs, rate limits, and PHI access logging form the current safety baseline.
Vendor transparency
AI provider routing is explicit. Organizations approve each model and provider used in PHI workflows.
Testimonies
Built with clinicians, for clinicians.
attest feels less like another documentation tool and more like a second clinical workspace for thinking.
Hospitalist reviewerInternal medicineThe value is the patient-specific context. It keeps the consult question, notes, documents, and A&P in one place.
Consult service leadInpatient specialty careThe best version of this saves time, but more importantly it reduces the cognitive drag before seeing the next patient.
Resident physicianAcademic medicineAbout
A clinician-built attempt to make AI useful at the bedside.
attest is being built by Moises Vasquez as a focused clinical AI workspace for inpatient clinicians and consultants. The goal is simple: reduce documentation drag, improve access to patient context, and make clinical reasoning easier to review.
If you are a clinician, designer, engineer, health system operator, or security/compliance expert who wants to help build this responsibly, reach out.
Augment the clinician. Protect the patient.
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