AE Guardian.
A desktop device that listens to the consultation, with the patient's consent, and writes the note. Clinicians leave the room with documentation already drafted, and the hospital gets a NABH-ready record as a by-product. Nothing is sent anywhere: it runs entirely inside your building.
What AE Guardian does.
Built to give clinicians their attention back during the consultation, and to leave the hospital with a record it can stand behind.
Clinical scribing.
Drafts structured consultation notes as the visit happens, so most of the write-up is done before the patient leaves. Clinicians review and sign off — nothing enters the record unapproved.
Consent before capture.
Recording starts only after consent is captured for that consultation, and either party can stop it at any point. Declining is logged and changes nothing else about the visit.
NABH documentation.
Produces the communication records NABH assessors ask for, as a by-product of the notes rather than as a separate administrative exercise.
A defensible record.
Consultations are timestamped and transcribed, so what was actually discussed can be established later. In practice this protects clinicians at least as often as it examines them.
Communication feedback.
Optional, private feedback to the individual clinician on clarity and completeness. Off by default, and never surfaced to management as a ranking.
Multi-specialty support.
Works across OPD, IPD, diagnostics, and teleconsultation, with vocabulary tuned per specialty.
Patient data never leaves your building.
Consent-gated
No consultation is captured without consent recorded for it, and withdrawal takes effect immediately.
On-premise
The device runs inside your hospital. Audio and notes never leave your network.
HIPAA architecture
No outbound calls to external servers. No PHI egress by design.
You set retention
Audio can be discarded once the note is signed. Retention windows and access are yours to configure and audit.
Deploying Guardian in a clinical setting?
Guardian goes into live consultations, so deployments start with a conversation about consent, workflow and retention rather than with a sales call.