PurposeLake Seminole Animal Hospital uses Scribblevet, an AI-powered veterinary scribe, to record and transcribe appointments. The purpose of this recording is to generate accurate medical notes for your pet's health record, allowing the veterinarian working with you to focus fully on your pet during the visit rather than on manual documentation.How It WorksDuring your appointment, a device will record the conversation between you and Drs. Rumore, Wrede, O’Connor, Weaver, Mayne or DeRosa.. The audio is securely transmitted to PawfectNotes' servers, where it is transcribed and used to generate a structured medical note (SOAP note). The audio recording is deleted after the note is generated and reviewed by the veterinarian.Data Privacy & SecurityYour privacy is important to us. All recordings are encrypted in transit and at rest. Audio files are automatically deleted after note generation. Transcripts and medical notes are stored securely and are only accessible to authorized staff at Lake Seminole Animal Hospital. Your personal information will never be sold or shared with third parties for marketing purposes. Scribblevet complies with applicable data protection laws in Florida.Your RightsParticipation is voluntary. You may decline to have your appointment recorded at any time without affecting the quality of care your pet receives. You may request a copy of any medical notes generated from recorded appointments. You may revoke this consent at any time by notifying Lake Seminole Animal Hospital in writing.ConsentI, the undersigned, acknowledge that I have read and understand this consent form. I voluntarily agree to have my veterinary appointment(s) at Lake Seminole Animal Hospital recorded using Scribblevet AI scribe technology for the purpose of generating medical documentation. I understand that Florida is a two-party consent state, meaning all parties to a conversation must consent before a recording can be made.State-Specific NoteFlorida is a two-party consent state. All parties must consent to the recording. Florida Statute 934.03 requires all-party consent. Initial *