Parrott for osteopaths
Speak a few words after the treatment — or let Parrott listen in — and it drafts the case note the way you write it, straight into Cliniko. It learns your phrasing from every edit, so each note needs less correcting — and there's no end-of-day catch-up and no second system to keep in sync.
What different looks like
Other scribes hand you a generic transcript. Parrott writes the note the way you'd actually write it — straight into Cliniko, because it learned how.
Want patient follow-ups too? Parrott can draft those in the same voice when you ask it to. It stays off until you turn it on.
"Mark's neck is much freer than last week. Did soft tissue and articulation through the neck and upper back, all eased well. Gave him heat and some gentle mobility work at home, see him again next week."
Your Cliniko note
Subjective: Cervical stiffness reduced following last treatment. Objective: Soft tissue work and articulation, cervical/thoracic, eased well. Plan: Advised heat and gentle mobility exercises at home. Review 1/52.
Why osteopaths use Parrott
Every minute writing up is a minute you're not treating. Parrott hands you a finished note to approve in Cliniko, not a blank box to fill at the end of the day.
Complete, contemporaneous records are what the GOsC expects and what protects you. Parrott writes them properly, every time, at the time of treatment, in your own style.
Most scribes hand you the same generic draft every time. Parrott learns your structure and phrasing from every edit, so the case notes need less and less correcting the longer you work together.
We're building Parrott with working clinicians right now. If you're a osteopath and curious whether it could fit how you work, book a call, or send us a note your current tool would get wrong.
Thomas & Moritz
See it on your own notes
Not up for a call yet? Leave your email and, if you like, a note you typed up yourself. We'll reply with what Parrott would have drafted into Cliniko, so you can judge it on your own work.
Lovely, got it. If you sent a note, we'll reply with Parrott's version. Either way, you're on the early-access list.