For Private Practice Physicians

Your notes are done before you leave the office.

ArchivMD is a done-for-you AI documentation service. You record your visits. We deliver finished, EHR-ready notes the same day. You just sign.

HIPAA-Compliant
BAA Included
No Long-Term Contracts
Works With Any EHR

You didn't go to medical school to spend your evenings documenting.

The documentation burden is one of the leading drivers of physician burnout. Most physicians spend 1–2 hours every night finishing notes after clinic. That's 400+ hours a year — after an already full day.

2 hrs
Average documentation time per physician, per day — after clinic
74%
Of physician burnout is directly linked to administrative documentation burden
400+
Hours lost to charting every year — time that belongs to your patients and your family

Three steps. Zero extra work on your end.

No new devices. No workflow changes. No IT setup. You practice medicine — we handle everything else.

Step 01

Record your visit.

Open a simple app on your phone at the start of each encounter. See your patients exactly as you always have. Stop the recording when they leave.

Step 02

We build your notes.

AI drafts a structured clinical note from the recording. Victor — a pre-med CNA with clinical background — reviews every note for accuracy, format, and completeness before it reaches you.

Step 03

Review and sign.

Finished, EHR-ready notes land in your secure shared folder by end of day. Scan for clinical accuracy. Paste into your EHR. Sign. Notes closed — before you leave the building.

Not software. A service.

AI tools write a draft. You still review every note yourself. ArchivMD is different — a human reviews every note before it reaches you.

Human review on every note

AI drafts it. Victor checks it. You sign a finished note — not a rough draft. The quality control layer that pure software skips is what you're paying for.

Half the cost of a human scribe

Traditional human scribe services charge $2,500–$4,000/month. ArchivMD delivers the same finished-note outcome at $1,500/month — with AI accuracy and same-day delivery.

Built by someone with clinical background

Pre-med. CNA. Shadowed in clinical environments. Victor understands SOAP notes, EHR workflows, and documentation burden from the inside — not from a pitch deck.

No contracts. Cancel anytime.

Month-to-month only. Starts with a free two-week pilot — no payment, no commitment. If ArchivMD doesn't save you 1–2 hours a day, you owe nothing.

Built for HIPAA compliance from day one.

Patient data is the most sensitive data that exists. Every part of ArchivMD's workflow is designed around protecting it.

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HIPAA Compliant

Full compliance across every tool and workflow in the delivery chain.

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BAA Included

Business Associate Agreement signed before we touch a single patient recording.

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Encrypted Delivery

All notes delivered via HIPAA-compliant encrypted shared infrastructure.

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Confidentiality Agreement

Formal NDA and confidentiality terms included with every client agreement.

Simple, transparent pricing.

No tiers. No add-ons. No surprises. One flat rate for everything included.

Most Popular — Solo & Small Practice
$1,500/month

Unlimited notes. Same-day delivery. Cancel anytime.

  • Unlimited clinical notes — no per-note pricing
  • Same-day delivery — notes ready before clinic ends
  • Human review on every note before delivery
  • HIPAA-compliant workflow — BAA included
  • Custom EHR formatting — formatted to your system
  • Same-day revisions — any note, any time
  • Direct access to Victor — not a support ticket
  • No long-term contracts — cancel with 30 days notice
Start My Free 2-Week Pilot

Free two-week pilot — no payment required until you see results.

Built by someone who's been in the room.

VC
Victor Clark
Founder, ArchivMD · Pre-Med · CNA

I built ArchivMD because I've seen the documentation burden firsthand — in clinical environments, watching physicians dictate notes after every patient while the next one waits. I understand SOAP notes, EHR workflows, and what a finished chart is supposed to look like. This isn't a tech company that stumbled into healthcare. It's a clinical solution built by someone who actually understands your day — and is accountable for every note that leaves this service.

Common questions.

Is this HIPAA-compliant? +
Yes. We sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) before touching any patient data. Every tool in the workflow — transcription, storage, and delivery — operates under HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. A confidentiality agreement is included with every client engagement.
What EHR systems do you support? +
All of them. Notes are delivered in a format you paste directly into your EHR — whether you use Epic, Athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Practice Fusion, Kareo, Cerner, or anything else. No integration required. No IT setup. Copy, paste, sign.
How are notes delivered? +
Via a secure, HIPAA-compliant shared folder. You receive a notification when your notes are ready — typically within hours of clinic ending, often before you leave the building. Notes are organized by patient and date, ready to paste into your EHR.
Do I need to change my clinical workflow? +
No. You open a simple app on your phone at the start of each visit and stop the recording when the patient leaves. That's the only change. You see patients exactly as you always have. Everything else happens on our end.
What if I need a revision? +
Request a revision and it's handled the same day. Notes are never late and revisions are never slow. You have direct access to Victor — not a support ticket system — for anything that needs to be addressed.
Who actually reviews my notes? +
Victor Clark directly — not a VA, not an offshore team, not another AI pass-through. One person with clinical background reviews every note for accuracy, format, and completeness before delivery. That human accountability layer is the entire product.

Your evenings back.
Starting this month.

Free two-week pilot. No contracts. No risk. If ArchivMD doesn't save you 1–2 hours a day, you owe nothing.

Schedule My Free Call

15 minutes. No pitch. Just a conversation about your documentation workflow.