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Be in the room.Be home for dinner.

ScribeMD listens to the visit and drafts your note in under 30 seconds, straight into your EHR.

Free for every doctor, forever · No credit card

“Thanks ScribeMD team for saving me 2+ hours every day! I finally get to have dinner with my family again.”

Dr. Sunit P.Internal Medicine · Hospital System

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How it works

One visit. Three moments.

From the first word to a draft in your EHR, ready for your review.

Sample visit, fictional patient.

  1. Listen

    During the visit

    You just talk to them.

  2. Write

    Seconds after

    Assessment

    Stable angina, suspected

    Exertional chest pain for 3 days, eased by rest. Rule out ACS.

    Plan

    1. 12-lead ECG and troponin
    2. Cardiology referral

    The note is already written.

  3. Send

    When you're ready

    Visit note

    Exertional chest pain

    58-year-old man, 3 days of chest pain on exertion. No radiation.

    Plan ECG, troponin, cardiology referral.

    Sent to Epic · Ready for your review

    One tap into your EHR.

ScribeMD in numbers

physicians documenting with ScribeMD
30,000+
seconds from end of visit to a draft note
<30
EHR integrations, Epic and Cerner included
35+
languages, spoken and written
30+

See it work

Said once. Written properly.

Every phrase that matters ends up where it belongs in your note. Nothing typed, nothing lost. You review the draft and sign it in your EHR.

What was saidWhat was said, what’s written
  1. Doctor: What brings you in today?
  2. Patient: Chest pain. It started three days ago. Written in the note under Subjective: Chest pain, 3 days
  3. Patient: Mostly when I take the stairs. Written in the note under Subjective: On exertion
  4. Doctor: Does it spread to your arm or your jaw?
  5. Patient: No, it stays right here. Written in the note under Subjective: No radiation
  6. Patient: It goes away when I sit down. Written in the note under Subjective: Relieved by rest
  7. Doctor: Your blood pressure is 148 over 90. Written in the note under Objective: BP 148/90
  8. Patient: I take my pills every morning. Written in the note under Medications: Adherent to antihypertensives
  9. Drawn from the whole conversation. Written in the note under Assessment: Suspected stable angina
Sample visit with a fictional patient.Drawn from the conversation, for you to confirm

Physicians on ScribeMD

“ScribeMD is a game changer.”

Hear it from the clinicians who use it every day, in their own words.

ScribeMD has transformed the way I work. No more late nights catching up on paperwork.

Dr. Laurent D.

Cardiologist · Private Practice

“The integration with our EHR was seamless. The accuracy of the digital scribe is impressive — it captures clinical reasoning and differentials I would have missed in manual charting.”

Dr. Laurie D.

Family Medicine · Multi-site Clinic

Pricing

Free for every doctor.Forever.

Groups and health systems

A custom plan for your whole organization.

Custom contract, BAA and dedicated onboarding.

Everywhere you work

Talk anywhere.Find it in your EHR.

Record the visit on your phone or watch, dictate into any app on your computer, and the draft waits in your EHR for your review.

Sample visit with a fictional patient.

Integrations · Security

Drafts land in your EHR.Safely.

You review and sign in your EHR, as you do today.

  • HIPAA
  • SOC 2
  • PIPEDA
  • TX-RAMP
  • Encrypted in transit and at rest.
  • Hosted on SOC 2 audited infrastructure.
  • Patient data is never used to train models. BAA available.

FAQs

Questions physicians ask before their first visit

Anything else? Our team answers within the day.

Write to our team
Is it really free?
Yes. Every individual clinician gets ScribeMD free, forever, with unlimited ambient scribing. Groups and health systems get an enterprise plan.
Who signs the note?
You do. ScribeMD drafts the note in your template in under 30 seconds after the visit ends. You review it, edit what you want, and sign it in your EHR.
A doctor in a white coat listening to a young patient in a bright exam room

Tomorrow, look at your patient.Not your screen.