AGIMAN

AGIMAN gives clinicians control of a local, private medical scribe that never leaves the practice network.

The provider starts and stops visit capture from Apple Watch or iPhone. Audio streams across the practice local network to the AGIMAN appliance. The practice owns this on-prem hardware. The appliance transcribes the conversation and produces a draft clinical note. No audio or note data travels to any cloud or third-party vendor.

After the visit the clinician opens the draft on iPhone, reviews the content, makes changes, and signs off. Approved notes export to the EHR through integration paths the practice has configured and approved. EHR integration targets include Epic, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Oracle Health, and NextGen.

AGIMAN is not a standalone dictation or transcription app. It functions only as the control surface for an AGIMAN appliance that must be present and running on the same local network. The appliance handles all transcription and note drafting. The iOS app and Apple Watch app provide start, stop, review, and export actions.

Key constraints and ownership points:
- Audio never leaves the local network.
- The practice owns and maintains the hardware appliance.
- Note data stays inside the practice environment until the clinician approves export to the EHR.
- Integration routes are defined and approved by the practice, not by the app.

Clinicians keep their existing EHR workflow. They gain a draft note written from the actual conversation, reviewed and corrected by the person who saw the patient, then signed and routed through the systems the practice already trusts.

Setup requires the AGIMAN appliance on site. The app will not transcribe without it. Once the appliance is on the network, the Apple Watch and iPhone become the surfaces that start capture, surface the draft, and complete the handoff to the EHR.