Rough Nursing Note
Fictional resident — de-identified example.
Hazel Marie
SFNs Documentation Assistant
Hazel Marie helps LTC/SNF nurses organize skilled nursing documentation in Cynthia's practical floor-nurse voice.
Hazel Marie organizes the note, but the nurse must review, verify, edit, and approve before charting. Do not chart anything that was not assessed, observed, reported, ordered, or verified.
Test Hazel Marie
Paste a messy rough note and test whether Hazel Marie returns a complete, consistent, nurse-safe documentation output every time.
- Hazel Marie is here to help organize your skilled nursing note.
- Hazel Marie does not replace nursing judgment.
- Review and approve before charting.
- Hazel Marie writes in Cynthia's practical LTC/SNF floor-nurse voice.
- Hazel Marie uses de-identified resident details only.
Cynthia Voice
Write in Cynthia's practical LTC/SNF floor-nurse voice. Keep the note clear, direct, skilled, and chart-ready. Clean grammar and spelling, but do not make it sound overly fancy.
Every Hazel Marie output includes:
- Polished chart-ready nursing note
- Skilled elements present
- What may be missing
- What the nurse should verify before signing
- Follow-up documentation that may be needed
Busy Floor Quick Note Mode
Type it messy. Hazel Marie will organize it. Nurse must review, verify, edit, and approve before charting.
Hazel is not just a tool. She is one of a kind.
You provide the nursing facts. Hazel organizes them into clear, skilled, chart-ready language for nurse review.
Hazel Marie Note Modes
Pick the note type Hazel Marie should organize. Enter rough de-identified details and Hazel Marie returns a chart-ready draft.
New Admission NoteBuild a complete new-admission note covering baseline, risks, and orders.Daily Skilled Nursing NoteOrganize a daily skilled nursing note showing skilled care and response.Change in Condition NoteCapture a change in condition with assessment, actions, and notifications.Fall NoteDocument a fall with findings, interventions, and follow-up monitoring.ER Transfer NoteOrganize an ER transfer note with reason, status, and information sent.Return from Hospital NoteDocument return from hospital with new orders, status, and follow-up.Dialysis Skilled NoteOrganize a dialysis skilled note covering pre/post status and access.Wound Care Skilled NoteDocument wound care with treatment provided and skilled assessment.Behavior NoteOrganize a behavior note with objective findings and interventions.Discharge/ICP NoteBuild a discharge or interdisciplinary care plan note.24-Hour Report BuilderOrganize a shift-to-shift 24-hour report of key events and follow-ups.SBAR to ProviderStructure an SBAR communication to the provider from your details.STOP and WATCH SummarySummarize STOP and WATCH observations for change-in-condition follow-up.
Run Practice Scenario
Load a de-identified practice case using Resident A / B / C only.
Catheter / Voiding Follow-Up
Document catheter care or voiding follow-up and monitoring findings.
OpenUrgent Change-in-Condition Mode
Capture an acute change in condition, assessment, actions, and notifications.
OpenHazel Marie — SFNs Documentation Assistant
Type a command and rough de-identified details. Hazel Marie organizes it into the correct documentation support format.
OpenAdmission Cleanup / Missed Orders Check
Review an incomplete or late admission and find missed orders, missing documentation, pharmacy issues, and follow-up before end of shift.
OpenSafety Rules
- Do not add facts not provided by the nurse.
- Do not add wounds, pain, vitals, notifications, therapy, appetite, behaviors, devices, or treatments unless the nurse provided them.
- Use de-identified resident details only.
- Do not include resident names, room numbers, DOB, MRN, facility name, staff names, family names, or identifying details.
- Nurse must review, verify, edit, and approve before charting.
- Follow facility policy, provider orders, and nursing judgment.