AI Medical Scribe
Turn natural doctor-patient conversations into structured clinical notes that are ready for clinician review when the visit ends.
What brings you in today?
I’ve had a dry cough and a stuffy nose for three days.
Any fever or trouble breathing?
Dry cough and nasal congestion for three days.
Symptoms are worse at night. No fever or shortness of breath reported.
Review symptoms, supportive care, and follow-up precautions.
Keep attention on the conversation.
See organized clinical sections.
Choose the review and EMR handoff path.
A closer look
Every step is designed to help clinicians get to a useful first draft faster, while keeping them in control of what becomes part of the record.
Start with the visit, not a blank page.
The conversation becomes a draft organized into familiar clinical sections such as chief complaint, history, assessment, and plan. Clinicians can compare the draft with the source conversation and refine it before completion.
Choose where your team finishes the note.
Send a generated draft for review in the EMR, or let providers edit and sign off in 96Meridian before the note is copied into the appropriate EMR sections.
Explore EMR handoff
Documentation that fits the visit.
Choose templates aligned with specialties and visit types. Consistent headings make notes easier to review while leaving room for the provider to add the nuance that matters.
Relevant coding context, beside the note.
Potential codes appear next to the documentation so clinicians can assess them in context. Suggestions support the review process; the provider makes the final diagnosis and coding choice.
Make more conversations easier to document.
Conversations in more than 90 languages can be turned into English clinical notes. Speaker labels in the transcript help clinicians verify who said what and review the resulting draft.
The clinician has the final word.
Review the draft against the transcript, edit wording or clinical details, and confirm that the final note accurately reflects the encounter before it is approved.
Common questions
Yes. The scribe produces a draft for clinician review. Providers can compare it with the conversation, make edits, and approve the final documentation.
Templates can be selected to match specialties and visit types, with consistent sections and space for the provider to add details.
Teams can send a draft for review in the EMR or finish the review and sign-off in 96Meridian before copying it to the mapped EMR sections, depending on the configured workflow.
See it in action
Talk with our team about a medical scribe workflow that fits your clinicians and your EMR.
