Caught up before the next patient
Type the gait distance, assist level and exercises between patients. The SOAP note is ready in seconds, so you start the next session with nothing hanging over you.
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PT notes finished before you head home.
Turn a short PT visit summary into a complete SOAP note in under 7 seconds. Include gait, exercises, assistance and patient response, then review and add the note to your EHR.
Unlimited PT SOAP note drafts. $15/month. See plan details and voice limits.
Keep your weekend free
Write each daily note while the session is fresh, so nothing from this week follows you into Saturday.
Your numbers, in clean PT language
Reps, distances, assist levels and vitals you enter stay in the note, written up in clear, skilled PT wording.
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Prefer to talk through your PT notes?
On the free trial or any plan, talk instead of typing a short visit summary between patients. Use the website on a supported device with microphone permission, or the extension in a compatible browser. Keep it non-identifying unless your organization has approved PHI use. For example, mention gait distance, assistive devices, balance work, assistance and patient response. Review and edit the transcript in Visit Summary before generating your SOAP note. You speak only the visit details you want in your note, not the entire treatment session. Use identifiable patient information only when your organization has an approved BAA and PHI-enabled workflow.
Example: from summary to SOAP note
PT session summary: Pt. MR completed gait training with front-wheeled walker for 120 ft, stair practice on four steps, and seated LE strengthening. Required contact guard assist for turns and cues for step length. Reported mild fatigue without pain increase. Plan to progress balance and endurance.
Subjective:
Patient reported mild fatigue following activity without an increase in pain.
Objective:
Patient completed gait training with a front-wheeled walker for 120 ft, stair practice on four steps, and seated LE strengthening. Contact guard assist was required for turns, and verbal cues were provided to improve step length. Activity tolerance was limited by mild fatigue, though no pain increase was noted during the session.
Assessment:
Today's performance reflects mildly reduced endurance with the need for external support during turns to maintain gait quality and safety. Skilled PT services were required to provide contact guard assist, verbal cueing for step length, and monitoring of fatigue response so gait mechanics and stair performance could be completed safely and with appropriate technique. Continued skilled PT remains indicated to progress functional mobility, balance, and activity tolerance for safer household ambulation and stair negotiation.
Plan:
Continue gait training, stair practice, and seated LE strengthening with emphasis on improving balance and endurance. Next session will progress challenge as tolerated while aiming to reduce cueing needs during turns and improve overall activity tolerance.
PT FAQ
Is there a simple unlimited SOAP note generator for physical therapy under $20 a month?
NoteyDoc Unlimited costs $15/month and includes unlimited PT SOAP note drafts from typed visit summaries. Review each draft and add the approved note to your EHR. Voice notes and other features have separate usage limits.
Can NoteyDoc help with home health PT notes?
Yes. You can summarize gait, transfers, balance, strengthening, patient response, safety education, and the next plan, then review the generated SOAP draft.
Can I include objective PT measures?
Yes. Add only the relevant measures you want reflected, such as distance, assistance level, device use, balance activity, repetitions, or range of motion values.
Does NoteyDoc replace clinical assessment?
No. It writes documentation from your visit summary. The therapist reviews the assessment and plan before the note is used.
How should privacy be handled in PT summaries?
Use non-identifying details unless your organization has approved a PHI-enabled workflow. By default, NoteyDoc screens for PHI. Identifiable patient information requires organizational approval, an active BAA, and PHI enablement.
A simple PT note generator at $15/month
NoteyDoc Unlimited allows unlimited PT SOAP drafts from short typed summaries, with separate voice and profile limits. See the affordable unlimited SOAP note guide and the practical questions therapists ask.
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