RXNT Ambient IQ vs ImagingGuide

Streamline clinical note-taking and documentation with Ambient IQ, the official AI-powered ambient listening tool from RXNT. With Ambient IQ, providers are already reducing documentation work by 70% and getting time back in their day to focus on patient care. Simply record patient visits from your mobile device, pause the audio recording at any time and add your own comments, then finalize the session and review the transcript. See your full clinical note via web, and copy individual pieces or the entire note right into your preferred EHR. WHY AMBIENT IQ? - No more juggling notes during visits - Eliminate after-hours documentation - Improve note accuracy and reduce burnout - Free up time to see more patients and reduce scheduling backlogs WHY RXNT? RXNT has spent over 25 years building technology for better care and happier patients. Our award-winning healthcare software includes the MyRXNT mobile app, RXNT mobile app, and Check-In mobile app, as well as Clinical EHR, Practice Management, Medical Billing and RCM, E-Prescribing, Practice Scheduling, Patient Portal, and more software for providers. GET HELP - https://help.rxnt.com CONNECT WITH US - https://linkedin.com/company/rxnt FOLLOW US - https://www.instagram.com/rxnt.health LIKE US - https://www.facebook.com/rxnthealth TERMS AND PRIVACY Read the terms - https://www.rxnt.com/ambient-iq-customer-agreement/ Read our privacy policy - https://rxnt.com/privacy-policy

ImagingGuide helps physicians and medical students select the most appropriate imaging study for any clinical scenario, based on the official ACR Appropriateness Criteria®. Choose a body area, answer a few clinical questions, and instantly see ranked imaging recommendations — organized by appropriateness (Usually Appropriate / May Be Appropriate / Usually Not Appropriate) and radiation level. • Covers 3,900+ clinical scenarios across all major specialties • Adult and pediatric modes • Works completely offline — no account needed • Search any scenario directly from the home screen • Save favorites and revisit recent scenarios Based on guidelines published by the American College of Radiology. Always apply clinical judgment.