Discover how Athelas Scribe can automate documentation at your practice.
Engineered for a 3+ hour multi-speaker conversational setting. Background noise? No problem.
Import and generate nearly any medical form, such as PHQ-9, AUDIT-C, GAD-7, and PHQ-2, with robust and naturally structured output leading to more complete documentation. Easily turn recordings into SOAP, Denial Appeal, Prior Authorization, and Progress Notes.
Generate CPT/ICD-10 codes from notes using fine-tuned LLMs, giving hours of daily productivity back to staff and preventing under-coding.
Use as a web browser companion, as an app on your mobile device, or in EHR systems.
Decreasing charting time by 90%+ and boost provider productivity by 21%.
Integrate directly with your EHR to retrieve and synthesize patient information to brief the clinical team.
Generate the right note in the right format every time with organizational standard templates and formatting and a configurable and customizable ruleset.
Support 60+ languages across dialects and accents, breaking down the language barrier in healthcare for all.
Backed by reviewed research literature and clinical documentation to ensure trustworthy generation and vetted sources.
Seamlessly integrate prior medical history (200+ pages concurrently) into saved documentation, decreasing intake time 11x.
Adhere to and improve quality measures by identifying missing information.
Extract unstructured data from documents into usable information — from automatically posting scanned paper EOBs to referral request management.
Free up team members by enabling intelligent auditing, extraction, and actions at scale.
Specifically designed to clean and processes conflicting, un-sanitized data to synthesize a smooth user experience.
Specifically designed to clean and processes conflicting, un-sanitized data to synthesize a smooth user experience.
Reduction in documentation time
Chart closing time
of providers report reduction in fatigue when using Scribe
of continuous recording time
SOAP Note
Progress Note
Meeting Note