AI medical scribes and clinical documentation

AI scribes and documentation help 4 companies

An AI scribe listens to the conversation between doctor and patient and writes the note in the record. Some companies use remote human assistants instead.

SukiSuki, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells a voice assistant that writes the doctor's note and answers the doctor's questions.BengaluruHiring now

CommureCommure, with engineers in Bengaluru and Delhi, writes the note from the conversation and uses AI agents for the clinic's other paperwork.BengaluruHiring now

FronteraFrontera, with engineers in Bengaluru, writes the reports of clinicians who assess children's development.

Lenity HealthLenity Health provides remote medical assistants who prepare patients' charts and act as scribes.

The tech, explainedAI medical scribe

Clinical reference and case sharing 2 companies

While deciding on treatment, doctors look up guidance and drug information, and share cases with colleagues.

Wolters KluwerWolters Kluwer, with engineers in Pune and Chennai, publishes UpToDate, the clinical reference most doctors in the world consult.ChennaiHiring nowSee alsoLegal research and legal AI

DailyRounds / MarrowDailyRounds, with engineers in Bengaluru, runs a network of Indian doctors who share clinical cases with each other.See alsoTest prep and exam coaching platforms

The tech, explainedClinical decision support

How it all worksHealthcare ITSoftware runs every step from phone call to note.

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What's changing

The scribe is becoming the clinician's assistant.

Having written the note, AI scribes are starting to suggest the diagnosis code, draft the referral letter and queue the order, turning into assistants for the whole visit.