For providers

Getting your patient’s whole story isn’t easy.

**There's not enough time.**

You’re running between back-to-back appointments, trying to be efficient, and worrying about documentation. On top of that, you don’t have the time you need with each patient to get their whole story.

**It's hard to create a mental picture of what’s going on.**

Between listening to patients with complex stories, digging through the EHR, and sorting through faxed paperwork, it’s almost impossible to build a coherent story in your mind and keep track of the details.

Paper.Pictal.185.PNG — **Especially with new patients.**

Even though new patient appointments are longer, it’s still often not enough time to understand the full picture.

“It is incredibly painful to find a patient’s story in their chart.”

— Marie, Primary Care Doctor

**What if you could see your patients’ stories instead?**

Instead of digging through paper and electronic records, asking endless questions and trying to put together a picture in your head, imagine seeing your patient’s story laid out in front of you.

When patients think about and visualize their health history before their visit, they can tell a more coherent story and help you understand it more efficiently.