Arcametric connects point-of-care documentation, an interaction reference, structured follow-up, and benchmarking of your own records on a single de-identified record, built for interventional and psychedelic care. Nothing to integrate, and free to begin.
The gap
The field does the work. The chart keeps the lesson.
Your records system was built for billing, so the session and everything after it lands in notes that cannot be compared, measured, or reused. It stays locked in, one patient at a time.
Unstructured notes cannot be lined up against one another.
The shift
The most important work happens after the room clears.
The session ends and the record goes dark, exactly where the value is. That long tail of follow-up needs its own place, separate from your EHR and from billing. That is the layer Arcametric adds.
Nothing to migrate, nothing to switch. The layer wraps the system you keep.
What it is
Documentation happens as you work.
Export reports in one click.
You keep your EHR. Arcametric captures the whole arc around it, de-identified and structured.
Capture builds the report. The record takes shape as you work, so there is far less to write up after the session.
1Document each step in the arc of care, without ever sharing a patient's name.
2Keep your EHR. Add the structured layer around it.
3Turn routine documentation into finished reports in one click.
4By your second record, you can see whether a result is typical or an outlier. The value compounds from there.
Structure plus identity separation is what makes comparison possible.
Because every record is structured the same way and carries no patient identity, you can compare your own records from the second one onward, and the same structure can support broader, governed learning as eligible records accumulate. Identity separation is the foundation; the structured, connected record is what makes it useful.
The same record you keep for protection becomes comparative intelligence as you use it.
