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AI scribe company Suki has launched Suki Dictation, a new AI-powered clinical documentation tool built natively into Epic and Meditech EHRs. Clinicians can auto-generate, edit, and place notes directly in the EHR using voice or typing. Early users report saving 1–2 hours daily on documentation.
AI scribe company Suki has unveiled Suki Dictation, a new AI-powered clinical documentation tool built natively inside Epic and Meditech electronic health records (EHRs). The solution can be deployed on its own or alongside Suki's existing ambient documentation product, giving healthcare organizations the flexibility to adopt only what they need — no forced bundles required.
The tool lets clinicians auto-generate notes, edit them by voice or typing, and place them directly into the EHR. Early pilots have drawn strong feedback, with one pulmonologist reporting the tool saves him at least 1–2 hours per day while keeping notes accurate and reflective of care complexity. Suki is also making the technology available to health tech companies via API and SDKs for direct integration into third-party products.
Key Takeaways:
Why it matters: Clinician burnout driven by documentation burden is a well-documented crisis. Tools like Suki Dictation that meaningfully cut documentation time could improve both provider well-being and the quality of patient interactions at scale.
