For Doctors
Stay with the patient. Keep control of the record.
Aira is designed for doctors who want stronger consultation continuity without handing clinical judgment to software.
Attention in the room
A dedicated recorder is intended to reduce the need to manage a phone or type throughout the conversation.
A structured starting point
The draft organizes what was discussed so review can begin from a useful structure instead of a blank page.
Context for repeat visits
Approved records can help recover the reasoning, concerns, and follow-up plan from an earlier consultation.
Doctor control
The doctor reviews and approves the record. Aira does not diagnose, prescribe, or make autonomous clinical decisions.
A careful pilot
Measure whether it helps, and where it gets in the way.
The pilot should examine consent clarity, capture reliability, review effort, correction needs, usefulness at return visits, and the effect on the consultation experience.
Patients should understand the purpose and have a real choice.
Doctors should be able to review, correct, and approve it efficiently.
The approved record should be useful when the patient returns.
Qualitative feedback is part of the product decision, not an afterthought.