AI SOAP Notes Built for SLPs.

Reclaim 13.5 hours every week. Our AI scribe parses complex post-stroke rehab sessions, tracks cueing hierarchies, and generates insurance-ready documentation in seconds.

Product UI mockup showing a SOAP note being generated from session audio waveform

Not Just a Scribe. A Clinical Partner.

Generic AI tools fail in speech therapy because they don't understand the clinical nuance. We built our models differently.

Ambient Recording

Securely capture sessions with one tap. No manual note-taking required, allowing you to be fully present with the patient.

Parses Dysarthric Speech

Our AI is trained to understand slurred or slow-rate speech patterns, capturing clinical outcomes with extreme accuracy.

Tracks Cueing Hierarchies

Automatically identifies and documents the level of cueing provided (verbal, tactile, visual) and ties it to the patient's specific goals.

Insurance-Ready Formatting

Notes are formatted specifically for claim approval accuracy, reducing denials and speeding up reimbursement cycles. One-click review keeps you in control.

Try it Yourself

Select a clinical scenario below to see how TheraJunction's AI parses real session transcripts and structures them into professional SOAP notes.

1. Choose a Scenario

2. Audio Transcript Preview

Your AI Note Will Appear Here

Select a clinical scenario and click "Generate SOAP Note" to see how the AI parses the audio into standard SOAP format.

Why Generic Scribes Fail SLPs

Capability Manual Notes Generic Medical AI (Freed/Nabla) TheraJunction AI
Time Spent per Note 10-15 minutes 1-3 minutes < 10 seconds
Understands SLP Terminology
Tracks Specific IEP/Therapy Goals
Documents Cueing Levels

Common Questions about AI Notes

Yes, our AI is trained specifically on speech-language pathology sessions, including dysarthric and slurred speech patterns. It leverages acoustic models tailored for adult neurogenic rehabilitation to ensure high transcription fidelity.
TheraJunction recognizes cueing levels (minimal, moderate, maximal, verbal, tactile) naturally spoken or noted during the session and maps them to the patient's goals in the final SOAP note.
Yes. Notes are formatted to meet strict payer requirements, highlighting medical necessity and progress to reduce claim denials. You always retain final sign-off to ensure clinical judgment is paramount.

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