Freed remembers your visit.
Stream remembers your patient.
Most AI scribes generate a note and move on. Stream builds a problem-oriented chart that gets smarter every visit — so you spend less time re-reading your own records.
Freed is great for today's note.
What about the chart you've built over five years?
Freed creates one polished document per encounter. That's useful on day one. By month six, you're back to hunting through a stack of separate notes every time a patient presents with something chronic.
Re-reading your own chart every visit
When every encounter lives in its own silo, context doesn't carry forward. You end up redoing work you've already done.
Buried tasks and open loops
Follow-ups, pending labs, and care plan updates disappear into the body of past notes. Nothing surfaces unless you go looking.
Imported records reconstructed manually
When outside records arrive, you're back to summarizing by hand. The scribe doesn't know what it doesn't know.
"Every visit generates a note. But a good chart is organized by problem — not by date."
The note paradigm isn't just inconvenient. It's been proven broken.
A peer-reviewed study of 104 million clinical notes found that half of all text in the average EHR is duplicated word-for-word from prior documentation — and that fraction grows every year. The average patient chart contains roughly half the words of Hamlet. Half of it is noise.
Steinkamp, Kantrowitz et al. — JAMA Network Open, 2022
Freed generates a cleaner note inside a broken paradigm. Stream is built around a different one.
Two documentation philosophies
Every row below is a decision that compounds over time. The longer you practice, the more it matters.
| Feature | Stream | Freed AI |
|---|---|---|
| Documentation model | ✓ Problem-oriented, longitudinal | Visit-by-visit snapshots |
| Chart after 6 months | ✓ Organized, searchable record | Stack of separate notes |
| Chart review before a visit | ✓ Instant per-problem history | Re-read every prior note |
| External records | ✓ Imported, summarized, linked | Manual reconstruction |
| Follow-up tasks | ✓ Auto-generated, tracked | Buried in note text |
| Coding support | ✓ ICD & CPT auto-suggestions | — |
| Free trial | ✓ 30 days 4× longer | 7 days |
| Price (year one) | $59/mo 40% less | $99/mo |
| Price (standard) | $149/mo | $99/mo |
Start your 30-day trial — no credit card, no commitment.
Try it on your next visit$59/month for your first year. 40% less than Freed.
One flat rate, unlimited visits, no usage caps. 30-day free trial.
- Unlimited visits & recordings
- Problem-oriented, longitudinal documentation
- ICD & CPT coding suggestions
- External record import & summarization
- Automatic task generation
- Customizable note templates
Words from the people who use it
Real feedback from practicing clinicians across primary care, pediatrics, and DPC.
"Stream focuses on the entire patient — perfect for DPC where progress matters more than individual encounters."
"I can review and reuse information from previous visits inside Stream — creating a more comprehensive note every time."
"River Records' approach to clinical documentation matches how we think clinically. I love the concept."
"River Records is a lifesaver. It slashes my documentation burden and boosts productivity in primary care."
"I've gone from writing in the dirt to writing Rolls Royce quality."
Your chart should get smarter
with every visit.
Start your 30-day free trial. No credit card. $59/month for your first year. Works alongside any EHR.
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