A Simple Way to Automate Documentation
With only a few clicks, your patient encounters are automatically summarized and all medically-relevant notes are directly mapped into the discrete fields in Athenahealth.
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How it works
DeepScribe listens to your natural patient conversation and uses AI to extract the important information and create complete medical notes.
By integrating those notes directly into your EHR, DeepScribe effectively manages the entire documentation process — without emptying your pockets.
Automatically sync your schedule.
DeepScribe automatically syncs with your patient schedule in your EHR.
Select patient in DeepScribe App.
When you’re ready to see your patient, simply select your patient in our iOS app.
Start recording.
Start recording your appointment with just one click.
Talk with your patient.
No awkward wake words or dictations during your visit. Talk to your patient as if you were treating your family member.
Stop recording.
Stop recording your appointment when you're done seeing your patient. Have something you want to include in your notes but didn't want to say in front of your patient? Use DeepScribe's smart feature to add to your recording.
Review and sign off as you normally do.
DeepScribe will upload your finished note directly into the discrete fields of your EHR.
Instant Integration.
Instant Benefits.
With only a few clicks, your patient encounters are automatically summarized and all medically-relevant notes are directly mapped into the discrete fields in Athenahealth.
Face-to-face Interactions
With DeepScribe, you can concentrate on your patients knowing DeepScribe is documenting your conversation automatically.
More Time
DeepScribe gives you back your time by automating medical documentation. All you have to do is review and approve the notes as you normally do.
A More Efficient Practice
DeepScribe’s ambient scribe technology does all of the work for you so you can focus on delivering compassionate care to more patients.
See how easy it is to get back your time.
