For Registered Nurses
Registered nurses carry the assessments, the care-plan judgment, and the documentation accountability for the whole floor — and lose hours of every shift to charting. Companion drafts nurse-ready SOAP notes from what actually happened. You review and sign. Nothing posts without you.
Book a 20-minute callThe reality on the floor
RNs spend two or more hours of every shift on documentation — assessments, care-plan updates, incident notes — much of it written from memory after the bedside moment has passed. Charting from memory is slower, less accurate, and the single biggest driver of the burnout pushing experienced nurses out of long-term care.
What Companion does for you
Companion captures interactions and structures them into draft SOAP notes in your clinical language. You review, sign, done — no end-of-shift reconstruction.
Gait changes, sleep disruption, reduced intake, mood shifts — surfaced while there's still a window to act, so your assessments are ahead of the decline, not behind it.
Nothing enters the record without a licensed nurse's review and signature. Companion drafts; clinical judgment and accountability stay yours.
When the charting starts as a complete draft, the hours you'd spend catching up go back to assessments, residents, and getting home on time.
What changes
SOAP notes are ready to review at shift-end instead of written from scratch.
Subtle declines surface early, so interventions start sooner.
Every entry is nurse-reviewed and signed — accuracy and accountability intact.
Two-plus hours per shift shift from screens back to care.
FAQ
No. Companion drafts documentation and surfaces observations; a licensed nurse reviews and signs everything before it enters the record. It routes into the EHR you already run rather than replacing it.
Drafts are generated from captured, timestamped interactions rather than end-of-shift memory, which makes them more accurate at the source. You remain the editor and signer of record on every note.
Companion is exception-based: it surfaces meaningful changes, not a constant stream. The goal is fewer, better signals — the ones worth interrupting an assessment for.
Every role lives a different day. See what Companion changes for the rest of the team.
Ten Companion units. One wing. 30 days. See the outcomes for yourself.
Book a 20-minute callNo procurement committee. No capex. Install in week one.