Backed by nurses, for nurses

You finish the visit. We finish the charting.

Snap, tap, say — three quick captures during the visit. A real, medically trained VHA charts it into your EMR overnight, OASIS-aware and ready for your signature by 8 AM.

No contracts. We reply within 24 hours.
8:00 AMYour visits — capture as you go5:00 PM — you're done. No laptop tonight.Your VHA charts overnight8:00 AM: ready to sign
8:00 AMYour visits — capture as you go
5:00 PMYou're done — no laptop tonight
OvernightYour VHA charts your notes
By 8 AMReady for your signature
How it works

Your visit becomes a finished note — overnight

Nothing to type up afterward. You capture during the visit; a real person structures it into your EMR while you sleep.

Your visitsnap · tap · saya few minutes, any orderHelpert Assistyour captures, organizedYour VHAstructures & chartsovernight, every nightYour EMRready by 8:00 AMyou review & sign
Your visit — snap · tap · say
Under 3 minutes, any order
Helpert Assist
Your captures, organized
Your VHA structures & charts
Overnight, every night
Your EMR — ready by 8:00 AM
You review & sign
In the visit

Capture three quick things — snap, tap, say

Photos of wounds and med bottles, tapped vitals and pain scores, one short spoken report. A few minutes, in any order. Auto-saves as you go.

5:00 PM

You drive home. That's it.

No laptop, no late-night portal session. Your captures are already with your VHA — a real, medically trained documentation assistant.

Night

Your VHA structures it into your EMR

Every capture becomes clean, OASIS-aware documentation. Anything unclear is flagged for you — never guessed.

8:00 AM

Wake up to a finished note, ready to sign

Review, sign, done. You're the clinician of record — nothing files without your signature.

The three moves

Snap. Tap. Say. That's the whole workflow.

Everything you capture in the room maps straight to a section of your note.

Snap

Wounds and med bottles. The photo does the describing — measurements included.

Tap

Vitals and pain scores. Numbers are tapped, never dictated.

Say

One short spoken report, like a handoff to a colleague at shift change.

Your VHA

A real, trained person — not autocomplete

Every Notes clinician is paired with a Virtual Health Assistant who learns how you chart.

Who they are

A real person with a medical background — many are registered nurses in the Philippines — trained in US home health documentation workflows. Same person, night after night; they learn your patients and your phrasing.

How they work

They read your snaps, taps, and spoken report, then structure it into your EMR overnight. Unclear items come back as questions for your morning — never guesses.

What they never do

They never sign, never diagnose, never file without you. They support documentation only — you remain the treating clinician of record.

What lands in your EMR
Skilled Nursing Visit — E. Reyes
Start of Care · charted 2:14 AM

Vitals 6/6 · wound L 2.1 × W 1.4 cm · meds reconciled · OASIS items complete

Human-reviewed · ready for your signature
Did we mention there's an app?

Capture in seconds. Sign in one tap.

Not another system to learn — three big buttons during the visit, one clean list in the morning.

HELPERT ASSIST
ER
Eleanor Johnson
82 · post-op R hip · SOC
Tell me about Eleanor.
Three quick things — snap, tap, say.
Capture — any order
Snap
2 photos captured ✓
2 ✓
Tap
Vitals in ✓
6/6 ✓
Say
Tap to record your report
During the visit
HELPERT ASSIST
Today · 5 visits
All charted
Santos · SOC, signed
Reyes · ready to sign
Johnson · ready to sign
Recert · drafted
Garcia · ready to sign
Review & sign all →
Your 8:00 AM
Auto-saves as you go

Every capture is saved the moment you take it.

🔀
Any order, done in minutes

Start with the photo or the report — the note assembles the same.

🌙
Charted overnight

Your VHA structures it into your EMR while you sleep.

✍️
Sign in one tap

Review the finished note and sign — you stay the author of record.

🚩
Flags, not guesses

Anything unclear comes back as a question, not an assumption.

💬
Your VHA, one tap away

Message them when something about a patient changes.

Privacy & trust

Your patients' information is protected — in writing

We sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with you

Before any patient information reaches us, we sign a BAA — the formal HIPAA agreement that makes us legally accountable for protecting your patients' data, the same way your EMR vendor is.

BAA signed before onboarding
Your VHA sees only your patients
Photos & recordings encrypted in transit & at rest
Every access is role-restricted & logged
No spin

No gimmicks. The specs.

Start of Care, capturedunder 10 min
Note lands in your EMRby 8:00 AM
Who signs the noteyour nurse
Who charts it overnightPH-based medical professionals
Built forRN · LVN · PT · PTA · OT
Patient dataHIPAA-certified
Contractsnone

Running an agency?

We work with home health and hospice agencies too — team rollouts, one BAA covering your staff, onboarding handled by us. Email info@helpertassist.com and we'll set your team up.

Common misconceptions

What Helpert Assist Notes is — and isn't

The misconception

"A bot writes my notes."

The reality

Your VHA is a real person with a medical background — trained in US home health documentation — who reads exactly what you captured. Nothing is auto-generated and filed.

The misconception

"I'm signing someone else's work."

The reality

You review every note before it files. You're the clinician of record — nothing moves without your signature.

The misconception

"Learning it will slow my visits down."

The reality

There are three moves — snap, tap, say — in any order, done in minutes. Most clinicians are faster on day one.

The misconception

"Sharing patient info can't be HIPAA-safe."

The reality

We sign a BAA before anything is shared — the same safeguard your EMR vendor signs.

The misconception

"My spoken report will get garbled."

The reality

Say works like a shift-report handoff. If anything is unclear, your VHA flags it for your morning instead of guessing.

The misconception

"It won't handle OASIS."

The reality

Notes is built OASIS-aware for home health and hospice — SOC, recerts, and routine visits.

FAQs

Questions clinicians ask us

Who exactly is charting my notes?+
A dedicated VHA assigned to you — a healthcare professional based in the Philippines (many are registered nurses there), trained in US home health documentation and OASIS workflows. Same person night after night; they learn your patients, your phrasing, and your agency's expectations.
How do my captures get to them?+
Automatically. Every snap, tap, and spoken report uploads securely as you go — there's nothing to send at the end of the day.
What if I forget to capture something?+
Add it from the app any time before the evening. If a required piece is missing, your VHA flags it for you rather than guessing.
When is my note ready?+
By 8:00 AM, in your EMR, ready for review and signature before your first visit of the day.
What if something in the note is wrong?+
You review before signing. Request a correction in one tap and your VHA fixes it — you never sign anything you haven't approved.
Does it work for OASIS visits?+
Yes — SOC, recert, resumption, and routine visits. The documentation is OASIS-aware from capture to chart.
Which disciplines can use it?+
RN, LVN, PT, PTA, and OT visits are supported today.
Is this HIPAA-safe?+
Yes. We sign a BAA before any patient information is shared. Photos and recordings are encrypted in transit and at rest, and access is role-restricted and logged.
Do I have to change my EMR?+
No. Your VHA charts into the EMR your agency already uses.
Is there a contract or minimum?+
No. No contracts, no lock-in — request access and start when you're ready.
Do you need this?

Count the hours you're giving to charting.

Check what sounds familiar, slide your week, and see what you'd hand off.


Charting handed off
10.0 hrs
per week
That time is worth
$500
of your time, every week
Evenings back
All 5
no laptop after the last visit
Another way to look at it: the 10.0 hrs you get back each week is time for 8 extra visits — or dinner at dinnertime.

Estimate uses your own numbers. Most home health clinicians report 15–25 minutes of charting per routine visit, and more for SOC and OASIS-heavy visits.

A letter to the healthcare hero

We see you. The long drives, the back-to-back visits, the care you give every patient even when your own tank is empty. Home health is relentless — and then you still have to chart.

Our founder watched a visiting nurse in their own family carry all of it. Helpert started because you deserve a sidekick — not another app that adds steps, but someone who actually takes work off your plate.

Your VHA is a real person with a medical background — not a bot, not autocomplete. Someone who understands documentation, works overnight, and hands you a finished note before your first visit of the day.

We're proud to be in your corner.

Warmly, the Helpert teamBacked by nurses, for nurses

Get your evenings back

Snap, tap, say — then wake up to finished, OASIS-aware notes ready for your signature.

Request accessOr email info@helpertassist.com · call or text (559) 777-2539