Pulmonology

An AI medical scribe built for pulmonology

COPD and asthma clinic, EBUS, and home oxygen — GOLD staging, spirometry, and biologic prior-auths drafted from the visit and the procedure.

The problem

What slows pulmonology down

FEV1, CAT/mMRC, and exacerbation count have to be in the note or the inhaler step-up and oxygen qualifying look invented.

Node stations, needle passes, and specimen handling belong in a procedure note. Dumping them into the consult is how pathology and coding diverge.

Saturation at rest and exertion, date, and qualifying diagnosis have to match LCD language. A ‘O2 sat low’ line does not qualify the patient.

How Augustun fits

COPD, asthma, ILD, and sleep-adjacent clinic visits capture spirometry, symptoms, and inhaler technique from the conversation.

EBUS-TBNA and chest-tube notes keep indication, findings, and complications in a procedure structure.

COPD/asthma ICD-10 plus bronchoscopy and spirometry CPTs are proposed from documented work.

EBUS notes, chest-tube notes, home-oxygen qualification, and severe-asthma biologic prior-auth letters.

Outcomes

Avg

Hours saved per pulmonologist per day on clinic and procedure notes

Clinic

GOLD

COPD staging elements captured from the visit

Coverage

400+

EHRs via browser extension (Epic, Cerner, athena)

FAQ

Yes. FEV1, symptom scores, and exacerbation history discussed in clinic are structured into the COPD/asthma note.

Yes. Indication, stations sampled, and findings are drafted into a bronchoscopy/EBUS procedure format.

Yes. Saturations, qualifying diagnosis, and LCD-oriented language are drafted into a home-oxygen qualification note you review.

Free templates

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