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Coeur d'Alene Pediatrics

Our clinicians review their documentation in real time. In most cases, the providers sign off that same day. When they sent their notes to transcription, it took one to two days for an authenticated patient record to be accessible or shared.

Charleston GI

Speech recognition helps us provide timely service to our patients and referring physicians—important factors for practice viability. Plus, when notes are completed in real-time, we can submit charges sooner and see reimbursements more quickly.

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.

Hancock Health

Completing the majority of my documentation while in the room with the patient means all my notes are finished at the end of the day and ready for review. This workflow is a win for everyone. I get my work done in the office at the point of care—making patient records more complete and accurate and preserving my personal family time.

Tanner Health System

The fact that we could keep our user profiles and give the doctors a consistent experience they've been used to has made our lives much easier at the go-live, and the providers absolutely loved it.

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.