Ember Copilot

I'm an addiction medicine and OB/Gyn physician. As the medical director for an opioid treatment program and a women's health clinic, I'm operating across three EHRs when you factor in the hospital where I do procedures and deliveries. I. Hate. Charting. The redundancy of tasks and clicks is such a headache, and it's a universal no matter what EHR I've ever used. I want my notes to look good, make sense, be organized, and have actual value in communicating a patients' health information. It helps me, helps the patient, and helps anyone else involved in their care. Anyone who uses modern EHRs knows that this is near impossible unless you're willing to sacrifice personal time to chart after clinic, see fewer patients, or cut corners. Ember makes this not only possible, but even better: it makes it possbile to basically complete my charting work (minus the required clicks of course) while I'm seeing the patient. With Ember Instead of spending at least half the scheduled visit time face to face with the patient and the other half on charting, I'm able to devote about 80% of a visit time actually doctoring not documenting. I'd say my note composition time has been cut in half (at least). Its speech to text accuracy is mind-blowingly accurate and often organizes information in an HPI, for instance, in a better narrative than I would. I basically just have to proofread the generated note and copy and paste it to the EHR with usually only a few tweaks or additions. I leave work less annoyed too. I really can't say enough about how this tool has improved my work efficiency and enjoyment of practicing medicine. And that's just how it's helped me with clinical practice. It has been an excellent tool for multi-person clinical or administrative staff meetings and conference calls. Highly, highly recommend!

I’ve been using this app to auto transcribe speech and take notes during online courses & appointments, especially in care delivery, and it has really exceeded my expectations. The accuracy is excellent, even when summarizing complex medical content. It could also generate action items that are useful and relevant. This is now my go-to tool for any courses, appointments, etc

As an ER doctor who used to bring endless notes home to write, I now have all my notes signed by the time I leave my shifts thanks to Ember.