Lisenr listens to your patient encounters in the exam room, identifies who's speaking, and transforms the conversation into complete SOAP notes. Focus on care, not documentation.

Every minute spent typing is a minute you're not making eye contact. Lisenr captures your natural conversation—both doctor and patient voices, and intelligently structures it into the clinical documentation format you need. No typing. No dictation. Just care.
Lisenr works silently in the background while you do what you do best,provide care.
Begin a recording when your patient enters. Lisenr captures the natural conversation between you and your patient.
Our AI identifies who's speaking—doctor or patient—and extracts clinically relevant information with medical-grade accuracy.
Get polished SOAP notes instantly. Review, make any adjustments, and copy directly to your EMR. Done.
Every feature designed by healthcare professionals, for healthcare professionals.
Automatically distinguishes between doctor and patient voices, creating properly attributed documentation without manual labeling.
Just talk naturally with your patient. Lisenr captures the conversation in the background—no button pressing or commands needed.
Automatically organizes your conversation into Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan sections ready for your EMR.
PIPEDA-PHIPA-conscious architecture with data at rest encryption. Patient data is handled with security.
Trained on 1,000+ medical terms including medications, procedures, and diagnoses with 95-100% accuracy on specialized terminology.
Notes are ready seconds after you finish the encounter. No waiting, no backlog, just review and export immediately.
Whether you're in family medicine, pain management, or specialty practice, Lisenr adapts to your documentation style with purpose-built templates.
Traditional Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan format
Multi-problem visits with organized issue tracking
Comprehensive notes with full Review of Systems
Specialized templates for pain management evaluations
Brief documentation for follow-ups and simple visits
58-year-old male presents with persistent lower back pain radiating to left leg for 3 weeks. Pain worsens with prolonged sitting...
BP 128/82, HR 72. Limited lumbar flexion. Positive straight leg raise on left at 45°. Neurological exam intact...
Lumbar radiculopathy, likely L4-L5. Rule out disc herniation...
1. MRI lumbar spine
2. Naproxen 500mg BID
3. Physical therapy referral...
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Streaming transcription • PIPEDA-PHIPA • copy paste into EMR