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You're there for the patient.
We make sure the chart is there for you.

One intelligence layer reads the entire longitudinal patient record and surfaces the full clinical picture into the workflows you already use. No hunting. Less noise. No more wondering what you missed.

Trusted by Clinicians That Retire Pajama Time
BEFORE EVIDENTLY
WITH EVIDENTLY
Back in the ED eight months later. The early signs arrived between visits, unread.
The CDI query you can answer without opening a single document.
Eighty pages of faxed transfer records. Summarized before the patient arrives.
The condition nobody caught in four years of visits. Caught.
Every medication change from every provider. One view.
A second set of eyes that actually read the whole chart.
Five minutes of prechart. The real picture was in 400 pages across four systems.
Back in the ED eight months later. The early signs arrived between visits, unread.
The outside consult from three years ago. Found, read, and waiting for you.
Notes done before you leave the building.
The full history of a patient you've never met. Before you walk in the room.
Home for dinner.
The organ offer at 2am. The recipient's full history in seven minutes.
Five minutes of prechart. The real picture was in 400 pages across four systems.
15min
Saved Per Admit
Average time saved per admission across clinical deployments.
90%
Clinician Satisfaction
Nine in ten physicians across clinical deployments report that Evidently helps them provide better patient care.
+31.7
Net EHR Experience Score
Observed by a KLAS Research Arch Collaborative study performed at the University of Iowa Health Care.

Put the full longitudinal patient chart to work for you. Not the other way around.

The patient chart is supposed to help you deliver care. Unfortunately, the length of the average patient chart exploded - and the chart became an unmanageable database of facts, notes, and buried-but-valuable information. Evidently reads the entire longitudinal patient record, like a great chief resident--who spent the entire night reading the chart, and surfaces it all in read, write, and chat tools for every clinician.

You trained to deliver care, not to speed-read PDFs named “Scan” 🫠. We’ll handle the scanned documents, the outside records, and that enormous pile of faxes. You handle the care.

Chart Review with skills That Adapt to You
“Organize a complete cardiac history from all sources — echo findings, rhythm history, devices, surgical history, current meds. Include outside records. Flag anything missing on the problem list.”
AI-Powered Note Drafting
# Acute decompensated heart failure
Assessment: 67 y/o male presenting with dyspnea and lower extremity edema. Known HFrEF, EF 30% (echo, Regional Medical Center, 12/2011) — no cardiology follow-up documented since 2012. Atrial fibrillation on sleep study EKG (03/2019), not on prob...
Chat with the Whole Chart
“I see the afib from the 2019 sleep study but no anticoagulation, is there a documented contraindication anywhere in the record?”

It’s like having a seatbelt for interacting with the chart. There’s so little done in the industry for clinician wellbeing. This has improved my day to day experience, and improved my life as a result.

Hospitalist @ Large AMC

See the Full Chart

One intelligence layer that understands the full patient chart before you open it.

Click fatigue is bad enough. But the real emotional drain is the not knowing. You reviewed the record, you wrote your note, you made your decisions. Somewhere between the parking lot and dinner, the loop reopens. Did the outside records have something? Was there a consult from three years ago that would have changed the differential? You'll never know, because the chart can't tell you what it contains.

With Evidently, the full picture is there before you open the chart. Every document read. Every condition mapped. Every clinical relationship traced. The loop closes before it opens.

clinicians are saving up to 40 minutes per day on chart review, across hundreds of specialties.

Understand the Chart

Intelligent Skills that put the whole patient chart to work for you, not the other way around. Every scanned document, lab value, and yes that decade-old faxed document.

The whole patient history

Evidently reads what the EHR stores but can't make sense of: scanned PDFs, faxed records, outside hospital documents, Care Everywhere feeds. The whole clinical reality, finally part of the picture.

Source-linked evidence

Every finding traces to its source document. A condition surfaced from a 2019 sleep study links to that study. A medication change from an outside cardiology note links to the note. Verify anything with one click.

Discover, create and share Skills

Build a Skill in minutes. Describe what you need in plain language, and run it whenever you need it. Browse & discover new Skills that come out of the box, and Skills other people at your institution have built!

From admit notes to denial appeals, every draft starts from a full understanding of the patient chart. Even the conversation happening right now.

Chat with the Chart

Like a great chief resident who already read the entire chart. Ask anything, out loud or in writing.

Need to go deep on a specific topic? All you have to do is Ask Evidently. Chat surfaces the full longitudinal record behind every answer — structured data, scanned documents, outside records, all of it. No context-window excuses. No picking which ten documents to include in the conversation.

On the go? Ask by voice at the bedside or by text at your workstation. Every response sourced and cited.

Haiku-Embedded

Walk into the room.
The whole chart is on your phone.
Ask it anything.

Open a patient chart and Evidently is ready to answer. Tap any condition, medication, or finding and see the full longitudinal picture — every data point, trended over time, sourced to the original document. Ask a follow-up question by voice.

Built inside Epic Haiku, adapts to every specialty and every care setting.

I get out of the car, I hit the mic and Ask Evidently for a summary, and by the time I’m across the breezeway and into the building I have a full picture of my surgical candidate.

Oncologic Surgeon @ Large AMC
#1
Most Requested Chart Tool
in Offcall’s 2025 State of Physician’s AI Report, with more requests than any other popular off-the-shelf AI.
+4.5
Net-new conditions per chart
Median quality-impacting conditions surfaced per admit note, in a published study at the University of Iowa Health Care.
+31.7
Net EHR Experience Score
Observed by a KLAS Research Arch Collaborative study performed at the University of Iowa Health Care.

With AI-powered skills for every specialty. Because you don’t need AI that understands a nephrologist, you need AI that understands the specific way you practice nephrology.

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a high-risk OB-GYN
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a hospitalist managing a 20-patient service
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a general surgeon covering acute care and trauma call
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a nephrology fellow on the dialysis and transplant service|
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an emergency medicine physician at a community hospital
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a clinical pharmacist on the transplant team
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a pediatric ICU attending
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an oncologist managing patients on active chemotherapy
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a neurology NP evaluating stroke and seizure consults
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a nephrology fellow on the dialysis and transplant service
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an inpatient psychiatrist, crisis stabilization and dual-diagnosis
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an inpatient cardiology NP working closely with the cath lab
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a pulmonologist managing ventilator patients in the MICU
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an endocrinology PA running the inpatient diabetes consult service
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an infectious disease attending on antimicrobial stewardship
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a GI fellow prepping for endoscopy cases
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an orthopedic surgeon, joint replacements and fracture care
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a palliative care physician on the consult service
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a family medicine physician at a rural health clinic
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an anesthesiologist doing pre-op evaluations
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a geriatrician at a skilled nursing facility

The single biggest regret I have is not turning it on sooner.

James M. Blum, MD
Chief Health Informatics Officer

The single biggest regret I have is not turning it on sooner.

James M. Blum, MD
Chief Health Informatics Officer

Evidently has been a game-changer for our providers.

Dave Ingham, DO
Chief Digital Officer

Evidently helps me establish trust with my patients the moment I walk into the room.

Dieter Sumerauer, MD
Associate CHIO

Evidently demonstrated its ability to streamline chart review and help clinicians focus less on searching for information and more on caring for patients.

S. David McSwain, MD
System CMO

Evidently has been a true partner - building new capabilities and advancing integration with UNC Health’s EHR to support the way our teams work.

Vineeta Khemani
Executive Director, ISD

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