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Allina Health

We want our providers to be able to detail their thoughts and words in the EHR in the most expedient way. If we can demonstrate the efficiency of speech recognition, we all win.

Forsyth Foot & Ankle Associates

Because I’m doing it in front of them right after I’ve taken the history, and right as I’m doing the exam, the accuracy of what’s being recorded is higher. When I’m dictating their history of present illness, especially with a new patient, they’re nodding their head and going, ‘Wow—he really got what I said!’ They know that what’s being put in their chart is accurate to what they’ve given me.

Northeastern Health System

Managing our transcription vendor was my biggest challenge. I felt like I had a leash around my neck—it didn't matter if it was nights or weekends, I had to be available to deal with constant after-hour calls from doctors complaining about something not showing up in their charts.

Cardiovascular Institute of New England

One of our physicians—who has a strong accent—told me it understood everything he says without any voice training.

Colorado Center for Reproductive Medicine

I've been able to optimize my speed. That's where my voice plays a big part. Templates, short texts, hotkeys, and then layering in shortcuts—it all saves time across the board.

ProActive Pain and Neurology

I find that if I have a patient tell me their history, and then immediately record it in the EMR in front of them, it helps build a better rapport. They're really thankful because they can verify that they've been listened to. It also saves a lot of time, because I'm done with the history when I'm done talking to the patient.