Xchart Suite
Anesthesia records, from start to finish.
- Create clear digital anesthesia records
- Collect patient forms
- Capture vitals automatically from compatible monitors
All in one connected workflow.
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All in one connected workflow.
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Monitoring equipment compatible with Xchart
Explore Vitals Monitors
Connect patient monitors directly to Xchart
Explore Xlink 2.0
Emergency preparedness for anesthesia providers
Explore CodeKit
Track doses and estimate toxicity (free to use)
Explore Local Anesthesia TrackerProvider perspectives
Hear from providers who use Xchart in their practices.
“I have been using Xchart for years and I would never go back to analog sedation monitoring. In addition to the great software, the team at Xchart has always been responsive and extremely helpful.”
“Xchart was easy to learn, it is intuitive, it creates great-looking organized charts, and the team of people behind it are smart, approachable, and responsive.”
“I am loving this software. I recommend it to every colleague now. It’s literally one of the best additions I’ve made to my practice in my career.”
“I cannot begin to express how pleased I am with the software provided by Xchart. I continue to be amazed and only regret not having found it sooner. Thank you!”
From start to finish
Explore how Xchart Suite supports the work surrounding each procedure.
Start with the information you need.
Keep the record moving with you.
Finish with a clear, complete record.
See Xchart in action
Take a closer look at Xchart and the anesthesia charting workflow.
View sample recordsDocumentation confidence
Complete, accurate, and legible records help you document the care you provide. Familiar-looking reports and completeness checks support that work.
Explore compliance tools“I do a fair bit of expert witness work and suffice it to say, I have seen a strong correlation between malpractice claims and hand-written records.”
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