SOAP notes, bloodwork, ward doses and client handouts in one assistant, set up by its own AI in five minutes.
A busy vet’s day doesn’t end when the last patient leaves. Notes get written after hours, in-house lab reports pile up half-read, and ward doses depend on whoever is on shift remembering them.
Mixed practices add more: dosing that changes by species, withdrawal periods for food animals, and clients who need instructions in their own language. Most clinic software adds forms and weeks of setup before it saves any time.
Each tool is built around one moment in a vet’s day.
Reads the clinic’s website, asks what slows the day down, and builds the console around the practice. Brings old records over from a CSV or PDF, with a preview before anything moves.
Listens to the consult and drafts the SOAP note to check and sign. If something wasn’t said, that part stays empty and Scribe says so. The vet is always the author.
Flags what’s high or low on in-house lab reports, shows every ward dose due at shift change, and checks doses by species, including withdrawal periods for food animals.
Hands-free voice and plain-language discharge sheets in 18 languages, so the team stops translating by hand.
CuraRx builds on the voice and scribe work behind the agents we make for clinics. Senior engineers set the rules that matter most in an exam room: nothing appears in a note that wasn’t said, answers from clinic protocols are cited, and the vet signs off every record.
CuraRx is open for early access, with preview pricing of $9 per vet per month and a five-minute demo anyone can watch.
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