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AI medical scribe that records visits and writes structured clinical notes in Arabic, English and 100+ languages.
AI clinical scribe and care assistant that drafts notes, codes and follow-up tasks for clinicians across specialties.
AI report-writing tool for psychologists that converts test results and clinical notes into draft diagnostic reports within an hour.
Ambient AI medical scribe for Canadian and US clinicians that turns patient conversations into EMR-ready notes.
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Free trial available
No public pricing
Free trial available
Free trial available
- ✦Ambient scribe in 100+ languages
- ✦Auto language detection
- ✦Multiple clinical note types
- ✦Free Google-Drive mini-EMR
- ✦Bilingual letterhead printing
- ✦AI second-opinion / differential
- ✦Ambient transcription and automated clinical notes
- ✦Coding and clinical documentation support
- ✦Evidence answers with transparent citations
- ✦Customizable note templates
- ✦Task management and follow-up handling
- ✦Team and enterprise controls with EHR integration
- ✦Upload of PDFs, images and handwritten notes for processing
- ✦Support for 250+ psychological assessments
- ✦AI-drafted reports following clinical reporting best practices
- ✦Automatic quality-control flags for inconsistent or missing data
- ✦AI-assisted editing with real-time formatting
- ✦One-click export to PDF or Word
- ✦Ambient listening that generates structured clinical notes automatically
- ✦Works with any EMR via Chrome extension or desktop/mobile app
- ✦Support for 40+ languages and specialty-tuned note templates
- ✦Patient intake and auto-fill form agents
- ✦In-person and virtual (telehealth) recording support
- ✦HIPAA, PIPEDA, and SOC 2 Type II compliant data handling
- →Documenting patient visits
- →Arabic-language clinical notes
- →Generating referral letters
- →Managing patient records
- →Reducing clinical documentation time
- →Generating consultation notes and codes
- →Looking up cited clinical evidence
- →Coordinating care tasks across a practice
- →Psychologists reducing time spent on report paperwork
- →Practices working through assessment backlogs and wait lists
- →Clinicians wanting more time for diagnosis and patient care
- →Generating patient-friendly report visuals and explanations
- →Physicians cutting charting time after each patient visit
- →Clinics standardizing documentation across multiple EMRs
- →Telehealth providers documenting visits over Zoom or Teams
- →Multilingual practices needing notes in non-English languages