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What's new · December 2025

A new visit workspace

December redesigned the visit page — letters in tabs, download and print inline — and folded all data entry and audio capture into one continuous Note Data view, from anesthesia to discharge.

December was about the page you spend most of the day on. The visit workspace was rebuilt so writing documents is faster and data entry is a single scroll rather than a set of tabs.

Visit workspace

Letters and documents in tabs

The visit page was redesigned around the documents you produce from it.

  • Tabs for visit documents. Open and work on multiple letters in the same view, with no jumping between pages.
  • Inline actions. Download, copy, and print letters directly from the visit.
  • Action button. Generate additional documents from the visit with one button, with more document types on the way.

Note Data

All data entry and audio capture now live in a single view called Note Data.

  • Scroll from anesthesia to discharge. Everything needed to finalize a surgical note is one continuous flow instead of separate tabs.
  • No more waiting on audio. Keep documenting while audio files process. The note does not wait for the transcript, and neither do you.

Quality of life

  • Snippets and form options in Settings. Manage snippets and certain form options directly in Settings.
  • Reassign audio and uploads. Recorded under the wrong patient? Move audio files and other uploads to the right one.
  • Follow-up context panel. Scroll down to prep, and hide the anesthesia section to keep the view focused on what matters for a follow-up.
  • Smarter provider defaults. For visits, forms, and letters, the provider now defaults to the logged-in user when they are a provider, so there are fewer clicks and fewer mis-assignments.

Implants

  • Penguin RFA is now supported in dental implant forms, so implant stability measurements are captured accurately in the documentation. See Implants.

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Twenty minutes with a surgeon on the team, documenting a case end to end — consult note to referral letter, written back to your PMS.