
Finish the visit, call Sofer from the car, and talk through your note. Save time, get the details right, and go home with the paperwork already done.
Works with the EHR your agency already uses.
BP 128/76, pulse 72, O2 sat 96%, temp 98.4°F, pain 2/10.
Reports less swelling in the legs and sleeping better this week. Denies shortness of breath and chest pain.
Alert, oriented x3. Bilateral lower-extremity edema 1+, intact skin. Lungs clear. No new concerns noted.
Stable CHF management. Edema improving with current diuretic regimen.
Medication review completed. Pillbox refilled. Weight tracking reinforced. Patient education provided on low-sodium diet.
Follow up in one week. Notify physician of any weight gain over 3 lbs in 24 hours. Continue current orders.
Scroll to review each section, then paste into your EHR.
Some capabilities aren't on the menu by design. Meet with our team and we'll tailor Sofer to your agency's workflow, EHR, and patient mix.
Most software gets dropped in your lap. We don't do that. We meet your team, map Sofer to your EHR, and walk through the first visits right beside you - every step on the path, not just the first one.
A short call to see your workflow, your EHR, and what your nurses actually do after a visit.
Sofer is mapped to your charting fields and templates - nothing new to learn, nothing extra to log into.
Your nurses start charting from the car. We stay close as the first visits go in.
The long part of the day is the paperwork after the visits. Sofer moves it to the moment right after the visit, when the details are fresh and the nurse is still in the car.
Talk through the visit instead of typing it up later. No more evenings spent catching up on notes.
Charting right after the visit, ideally from the car, captures the details while they are still fresh.
Fewer hours of paperwork after the shift leaves nurses more energy for their patients and their own lives.
The paperwork after a visit runs long. Add it up across patients, days, and weeks - and it's not minutes anymore. It's evenings, weekends, and time with your family. Sofer shrinks the charting window to the moment right after the visit.
Nearly 59 hours a month - evenings, weekends, and dinner with the family - that used to disappear into the chart.
Leave the patient's home as you always do.
From the car, answer a few questions by voice, one section at a time.
Check each section, then copy it into your EHR. Every word is yours to approve.
Review each section before it goes into the chart.
No recording of the patient's visit. The nurse reports it by voice.
Set up around the EHR your agency already uses.
Roger leads from the front lines. As Assistant Director of Nursing at His Grace Home Health, he directs clinical operations, mentors staff, and carries hands-on responsibility for the quality and timeliness of patient documentation every single day.
He's not removed from the bedside - he works directly with patients, manages care plans, and charts alongside his team. That hands-on experience is the foundation of his vision for Sofer: he lives the problem of after-hours charting, sees how it burns out clinicians and erodes care, and he's building the solution. He sets clinical direction, defines what a complete, compliant note looks like, and shapes the voice prompts so every output fits the way agencies actually chart.
Gabriel builds the engine. After starting in nursing, he shifted to Industrial and Applied Mathematics - giving him a rare view of both the clinical workflow and the systems that can automate it.
He leads Sofer's AI and engineering - the voice-to-narrative pipeline, EHR field mapping, and the agentic workflows that turn a spoken report into a structured, reviewable note.
Heal me, O Lord, and I shall be healed; save me, and I shall be saved: for thou art my praise.JEREMIAH 17:14 (KJV)