Ask Your Doctor? Scribeable Flips the Script
Scott Kohlhepp, DO
Founder & CEO
Our finished clay animation borrows a familiar sunny-park setup and gives it one small flip: instead of telling you to ask your doctor, Scribeable asks the doctor when audio or chart context is ambiguous.
An AI medical scribe that checks its work
Editor's note (2026-09-06): the calculator lines below originally said the calculators ran in the note. The claim Scribeable makes is computation: 236 clinical calculators are computed in code, not recalled by the model, and a detected disagreeing stated score is flagged for correction, except CHA2DS2-VASc, whose stated score is surfaced for adjudication rather than corrected. Whether a computed value is written into the note depends on how strongly the encounter calls for the calculator, and the self-report questionnaires (PHQ-9, GAD-7, C-SSRS, CAGE, AUDIT-C) and CHA2DS2-VASc are never written automatically. The body below is left as published.
Scribeable is built by a practicing physician. Most AI scribes stop at the note. Scribeable validates the note, runs code-scored clinical calculators inside it, queues discussed orders for clinician approval, and provides one-click insert into web-based EHRs via the browser extension.
How it works
1. Listen and draft. Scribeable listens to the visit or dictation and drafts the clinical note.
2. Verify and ask. A separate verification pass checks the draft. When audio or chart context is ambiguous, it asks the clinician a clarifying question instead of guessing.
3. Run the calculators. 236 clinical calculators can run inside the note, code-scored rather than model-guessed.
4. Queue the orders. Orders discussed during the visit are extracted into a review queue. The clinician approves them before anything is placed.
5. Insert the note. One click inserts the finished note into any web-based EHR through the browser extension, with clipboard everywhere else.
Software effects may include clarifying questions, code-scored calculator results inside the note, orders awaiting clinician approval, and one-click insert into web-based EHRs.
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