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Go beyond the note.

MyMedicalScribe

More than an ambient scribe. Prepare from the chart, capture the encounter, generate documentation and codes, and return completed work to the EHR.

MyMedicalScribe encounter for fictional patient Alex Morgan, with the clinical note and diagnosis and billing codes marked Submitted.

In the field today

This is what's happening in clinics today.

Built to work across specialties. From primary care and cardiology to pediatrics and behavioral health, MyMedicalScribe adapts to how each specialty documents.

  • Primary care
  • Orthopedics
  • Cardiology
  • Oncology
  • Pediatrics
  • Behavioral health
  • Neurology
  • General surgery
  • OB/GYN
  • Gastroenterology
  • Dermatology
  • ENT
  • +40 more
90%
of MyMedicalScribe physicians are capturing, coding, and closing the chart the same day
74%
Reduction in documentation costs

See it in action

See the entire encounter workflow.

Start with an appointment. End with the documentation, suggested codes, and completed work back in the EHR.

Six steps, one encounter

One connected workflow.

Note Codes EHR updated

MyMedicalScribe app walkthrough. Fictional patient, with time condensed for the demo.

Step 01 / 06Open the appointment

Open Alex Morgan’s follow-up from the provider schedule, with the patient’s chart already connected.

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Chart Prep

Before the conversation

Walk in knowing the story.

Providers shouldn't have to reconstruct a patient's history in the moments before they enter the room. Chart Prep prepares an AI-generated clinical view directly from the patient's chart, organized around templates your practice defines.

What Chart Prep surfaces

  • Relevant history for the visit
  • Abnormal findings and recent results
  • Overdue items and care gaps
  • Practice-defined sections you control

Less chart digging. More context before the visit.

Chart Prep for a fictional follow-up visit: relevant history, recent blood pressure and A1c results, and a care-gap checklist.

Practice-defined structure; findings surfaced in context; drill-down to source information.

MyMedicalScribe recording a fictional encounter, with an elapsed-time display, audio meter, speaker-separated transcript, and pause and generate controls.
Ambient capture

During the conversation

The best documentation workflow is the one that disappears.

MyMedicalScribe listens naturally during the encounter so providers focus on the patient rather than building the note while the visit happens. No reconstructing the encounter later. Just the conversation becoming the clinical record. Providers who would rather dictate can still do that.

Designed for the room

  • One tap to start; stay with the patient
  • Speaker differentiation during the conversation
  • Pause and resume controls
  • Works when connectivity is unreliable, then syncs

Offline mode

No connection? Keep going.

Capture continues on-device and syncs when connectivity returns.

Coding

After the encounter

The generated note is no longer the differentiator.

Many ambient AI tools can create documentation. MyMedicalScribe goes further, suggesting diagnosis and billing codes as part of the same encounter workflow, for the clinician to review and confirm. The goal isn't a finished note. It's a finished encounter.

A fictional clinical note alongside suggested hypertension and diabetes diagnoses, a billing slip, and the Approve and Submit Codes control.
  • Coding intelligence that goes beyond a generic suggestion

    Specialty-aware and payer-aware coding intelligence helps surface appropriate diagnoses, E/M codes, modifiers, and other coding considerations, with traceability back to the documentation.

  • The clinician stays in control

    Every suggestion shows its reasoning in plain language. The clinician can accept, modify, or reject, and nothing posts to the record without a deliberate sign-off. AI that supports the clinical decision instead of replacing it.

EHR writeback

From generated to done

AI shouldn't create another copy-and-paste workflow.

A note sitting inside an AI application is still unfinished work. MyMedicalScribe uses the JardogsHealth interoperability foundation to return notes, confirmed codes, and structured output into the systems your organization already uses.

  1. MyMedicalScribeDocumentation + confirmed codes
  2. The ClinicalConnectorMaps + validates + writes back
  3. EHREncounter completed

Generate it. Review it. Send it back.

Built for clinical reality

Because care doesn't happen under perfect conditions.

  • Offline mode

    Keep documenting without connectivity.

  • 99+ languages

    Capture the conversation in the patient's language.

  • Specialty-aware

    Templates and workflows built for different specialties and encounter types.

  • Provider customization

    Documentation adapts to how clinicians actually work.

Appointment-type templates

A follow-up shouldn't document like a wellness visit. Documentation follows the encounter type, the specialty, and the provider's own preferences.

  • Annual physical

    Structured for a wellness visit.

    Annual physical note example, organized into Chief complaint and Health maintenance sections for preventive care.
  • Post-op follow-up

    Different structure for a different encounter.

    Post-op follow-up note example, with Interval history and Surgical site sections covering recovery and wound care.
  • New patient consult

    Comprehensive intake documentation.

    New patient consult note example, organized into Reason for consult and Medical history sections.

Powered by The ClinicalConnector

Built to work where the record already lives.

EHR agnostic by design. MyMedicalScribe uses The ClinicalConnector to bring relevant information into the workflow and return completed work to connected systems.

  • Epic
  • Oracle Health
  • Altera TouchWorks™
  • athenahealth
  • eClinicalWorks
  • Veradigm
  • and more
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From the people using it

What clinicians say.

1 / 5

We went from some abysmally low number to the mid-90s of providers whose notes are done when they walk out the door. Not just written down, done, dictated, integrated in the chart, and billed for.

Dr. Christopher Wottowa, orthopedic surgeon and board chair, Springfield Clinic

MyMedicalScribe

Finish more than the note.

From Chart Prep to documentation, coding, and EHR writeback, complete more of the encounter in one workflow.