Indiana University Student Health Center Partners with eClinicalWorks and Sunoh.ai to Elevate Student Healthcare Through its AI-Powered Technology

By: December 19, 2024 at 9:58

75-provider Indiana University Student Health Center announced enhanced patient interactions and streamlined documentation with Sunoh.ai WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — December 19, 2024 — eClinicalWorks®, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, today announced that Indiana University Student Health Center is successfully utilizing Sunoh.ai, an AI-powered ambient listening solution integrated with eClinicalWorks, to streamline clinical documentation. This collaboration significantly reduces administrative burden, enabling providers to focus on enhanced patient care. “As a student health center, face-to-face interactions with our patients are essential for high quality appointments. Sunoh.ai has been a game-changer for our providers, […]
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eClinicalWorks and Sunoh.ai Prove to be Game-Changers for Large Community Health Center in Enhancing Documentation and Reducing Physician Burnout

By: December 5, 2024 at 9:58

The AI medical scribe assists one of the largest FQHCs in Dallas break language barriers by summarizing conversations between bilingual physicians and their Spanish-speaking patients WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — December 05, 2024 — eClinicalWorks®, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, today announced that Healing Hands Ministries (HHM) Health one of the largest Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) in Dallas, Texas, is successfully utilizing Sunoh.ai to save clinicians time on clinical documentation and focus efforts on patient care. As the first EHR-agnostic and leading AI medical scribe, Sunoh.ai significantly reduces time spent on […]
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76-Provider FQHC Successfully Saves Two Hours on Documentation Daily Per Provider with Sunoh.ai and eClinicalWorks

By: October 10, 2024 at 9:58

Sunoh.ai’s multilingual feature helps providers streamline documentation for visits facilitated in English and Spanish WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — October 10, 2024 — eClinicalWorks®, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, announced that Sun Life Health is successfully utilizing Sunoh.ai’s multilingual feature to enhance and streamline clinical documentation of patient visits conducted in English and Spanish. Leveraging Sunoh.ai can save providers up to two hours of time per day, enabling them to see additional patients and focus on better patient care, while reducing burnout and achieving an improved work-life balance. “Sunoh.ai enhances our efficiency […]
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St. Croix Regional Family Health Center’s Providers Save up to Two Hours Daily on Clinical Documentation with Sunoh.ai and eClinicalWorks

By: September 19, 2024 at 9:55

Maine FQHC sees additional acute visits daily with time-savings and reduced physician burnout from using Sunoh.ai WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — September 19, 2024 — eClinicalWorks®, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR, announced that St. Croix Regional Family Health Center is successfully utilizing Sunoh.ai, the AI medical scribe enhancing clinical documentation. The Maine-based Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) reports saving an average of two hours daily with Sunoh.ai, which helps providers at the practice see additional patients for acute visits. St. Croix Regional Family Health Center also switched to the intelligent eClinicalWorks Cloud […]
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Sunoh.ai Accelerates Clinical Documentation By 90%, Allowing Provider More ‘Stethoscope Time’ with Patients

By: August 15, 2024 at 9:57

The pulmonary practice experiences more stethoscope time, reduced physician burnout, and flexible documentation with the AI medical scribe technology WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — August 15, 2024 — eClinicalWorks®, the largest ambulatory cloud EHR and AI-driven EHR, announced that Douglas County Family Practice successfully implemented the AI medical scribe, Sunoh.ai, which helps the practice generate documentation 90% faster. The AI medical scribe helps the practice improve providers’ work-life balance, reduce burnout, and enhance practice efficiency and patient care. The practice reports that it can now see an average of three-five more patients […]
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