Scribeable at work during a clinic day
Scott Kohlhepp, DO
Founder & CEO
This is a 64-second product film for practicing physicians considering an AI medical scribe for clinic. It places Scribeable inside a working clinic day, close to the chart where the software will be used. Press play for a direct look at the product in use before deciding whether it belongs in your own clinical practice.
The generated note becomes part of a legal chart under your name. An AI scribe drafts language that will carry your signature in the chart. We chose a clinic day because a clinical note starts with patient care. That setting puts the generated language where you have to judge it.
Scribeable creates a draft and then runs a separate verification pass. When audio or chart context is ambiguous, it asks you a clarification question. You answer the question, then review and sign the completed note.
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