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4 days ago
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Tebra launches ambient documentation solution for healthcare providers
Tebra, a platform for independent healthcare providers, has introduced AI Note Assist, an ambient documentation solution designed to optimise clinical note-taking processes. This HIPAA-compliant tool is integrated into Tebra's existing electronic health record (EHR) system and aims to reduce the time spent on documentation by up to 50%. It allows independent healthcare providers to focus more on patient care. Tebra chief product and technology officer Kyle Ryan said: 'The launch of AI Note Assist is a significant milestone in our mission to empower independent practices. 'Our own research shows that 82% of independent providers believe more patient time is their key competitive advantage over large healthcare networks. We're delivering powerful, affordable AI tools that help providers reclaim that advantage by working efficiently, reducing burnout, and focusing on what matters most- delivering exceptional patient care. 'We expect AI Note Assist to save our customers thousands of administrative hours while significantly improving provider satisfaction.' AI Note Assist operates by listening to patient visits and automatically generating structured, editable clinical notes. For accuracy, the solution has been tested clinically and validated by practicing providers, verifying its trustworthiness in real-world settings. This innovation enables healthcare professionals to complete documentation tasks in half the usual time. The tool supports various clinical documentation formats, such as Therapy Initial and Progress notes, SOAP notes, and psychiatric notes. It also provides ICD-10 codes suggestions depending on the details of the conversation. Providers have control over the documentation process with the ability to examine, amend, and approve notes, thus maintaining clinical precision and completeness. Tebra customers can immediately access AI Note Assist via the company's existing platform, with no need to install additional hardware or software. "Tebra launches ambient documentation solution for healthcare providers" was originally created and published by Hospital Management, a GlobalData owned brand. The information on this site has been included in good faith for general informational purposes only. It is not intended to amount to advice on which you should rely, and we give no representation, warranty or guarantee, whether express or implied as to its accuracy or completeness. You must obtain professional or specialist advice before taking, or refraining from, any action on the basis of the content on our site. Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
5 days ago
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Tebra Launches AI Note Assist, Reducing Clinical Documentation Time by 50% for Independent Practices
New HIPAA-compliant AI technology integrated into Tebra's EHR platform reduces documentation time by up to 50%, helping providers focus more on patient care NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., June 03, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tebra, the all-in-one platform for independent healthcare providers, today announced the launch of AI Note Assist, a HIPAA-compliant ambient documentation solution that reduces note-taking time by up to 50%, while seamlessly integrating into existing clinical workflows. This launch addresses a critical challenge: Physicians spend an average of 15.5 hours per week on paperwork and administrative tasks, contributing to widespread burnout that affects nearly 50% of practicing doctors. AI Note Assist offers independent practices an immediate solution to reclaim valuable time for patient care. Seamlessly embedded into Tebra's EHR, AI Note Assist listens during patient visits and automatically generates structured, editable clinical notes. Built with enterprise-grade security and clinically tested for accuracy, this underwent extensive validation with practicing providers to ensure reliability in real-world settings. This tool empowers providers to complete documentation twice as fast, with early adopters reporting a 50% reduction in note-taking time. "My notes used to take 30 to 60 minutes because they would be so detailed. With the Tebra AI Note Assist, each of my notes today took not even five minutes," said Angela Davis-Taylor, FNP-C, INHC, of Daisy Family Health Care. "What I like about the AI Note Assist is I can do small talk with my patient, and the AI can pick up the parts of the conversation that matter the most, and filter out what's irrelevant. So I feel like I can be myself in the room, which is comforting," added Erica Cheshire, ANP-BC, of Beaumont WELLness for Women. AI Note Assist supports multiple clinical documentation formats — including SOAP, Therapy Initial and Progress, and Psychiatric notes — and intelligently suggests ICD-10 codes based on conversation details. Providers maintain full control with the ability to review, edit, and approve notes before finalizing, ensuring clinical accuracy and completeness. "The launch of AI Note Assist is a significant milestone in our mission to empower independent practices," said Kyle Ryan, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Tebra. "Our own research shows that 82% of independent providers believe more patient time is their key competitive advantage over large healthcare networks. We're delivering powerful, affordable AI tools that help providers reclaim that advantage by working efficiently, reducing burnout, and focusing on what matters most — delivering exceptional patient care. We expect AI Note Assist to save our customers thousands of administrative hours while significantly improving provider satisfaction." The solution is available to Tebra customers immediately through their existing platform, requiring no additional hardware or software installations. This addresses a critical need, as Tebra research shows 80% of providers experiencing decreased job satisfaction directly link it to insufficient patient interaction time. Independent practices can begin reducing documentation time today while maintaining clinical quality and compliance requirements they require. For more information or to schedule a demonstration, visit About Tebra Tebra is the only all-in-one EHR+ platform built exclusively for independent healthcare practices. Designed to replace the clunky, fragmented tools built for corporate systems, Tebra connects EHR, billing, automation, telehealth, and marketing — so providers can spend less time on admin and more time with patients. More than 42,000 private practices trust Tebra to streamline operations, increase revenue, and reduce burnout — helping clinicians leave work on time and rediscover their purpose. Learn more at View source version on Contacts pr@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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5 days ago
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Tebra Launches AI Note Assist, Reducing Clinical Documentation Time by 50% for Independent Practices
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tebra, the all-in-one platform for independent healthcare providers, today announced the launch of AI Note Assist, a HIPAA-compliant ambient documentation solution that reduces note-taking time by up to 50%, while seamlessly integrating into existing clinical workflows. 'My notes used to take 30 to 60 minutes because they would be so detailed. With the Tebra AI Note Assist, each of my notes today took not even five minutes,' said Angela Davis-Taylor, FNP-C, INHC, of Daisy Family Health Care. Share This launch addresses a critical challenge: Physicians spend an average of 15.5 hours per week on paperwork and administrative tasks, contributing to widespread burnout that affects nearly 50% of practicing doctors. AI Note Assist offers independent practices an immediate solution to reclaim valuable time for patient care. Seamlessly embedded into Tebra's EHR, AI Note Assist listens during patient visits and automatically generates structured, editable clinical notes. Built with enterprise-grade security and clinically tested for accuracy, this underwent extensive validation with practicing providers to ensure reliability in real-world settings. This tool empowers providers to complete documentation twice as fast, with early adopters reporting a 50% reduction in note-taking time. 'My notes used to take 30 to 60 minutes because they would be so detailed. With the Tebra AI Note Assist, each of my notes today took not even five minutes,' said Angela Davis-Taylor, FNP-C, INHC, of Daisy Family Health Care. 'What I like about the AI Note Assist is I can do small talk with my patient, and the AI can pick up the parts of the conversation that matter the most, and filter out what's irrelevant. So I feel like I can be myself in the room, which is comforting,' added Erica Cheshire, ANP-BC, of Beaumont WELLness for Women. AI Note Assist supports multiple clinical documentation formats — including SOAP, Therapy Initial and Progress, and Psychiatric notes — and intelligently suggests ICD-10 codes based on conversation details. Providers maintain full control with the ability to review, edit, and approve notes before finalizing, ensuring clinical accuracy and completeness. "The launch of AI Note Assist is a significant milestone in our mission to empower independent practices," said Kyle Ryan, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Tebra. "Our own research shows that 82% of independent providers believe more patient time is their key competitive advantage over large healthcare networks. We're delivering powerful, affordable AI tools that help providers reclaim that advantage by working efficiently, reducing burnout, and focusing on what matters most — delivering exceptional patient care. We expect AI Note Assist to save our customers thousands of administrative hours while significantly improving provider satisfaction." The solution is available to Tebra customers immediately through their existing platform, requiring no additional hardware or software installations. This addresses a critical need, as Tebra research shows 80% of providers experiencing decreased job satisfaction directly link it to insufficient patient interaction time. Independent practices can begin reducing documentation time today while maintaining clinical quality and compliance requirements they require. For more information or to schedule a demonstration, visit About Tebra Tebra is the only all-in-one EHR+ platform built exclusively for independent healthcare practices. Designed to replace the clunky, fragmented tools built for corporate systems, Tebra connects EHR, billing, automation, telehealth, and marketing — so providers can spend less time on admin and more time with patients. More than 42,000 private practices trust Tebra to streamline operations, increase revenue, and reduce burnout — helping clinicians leave work on time and rediscover their purpose. Learn more at
Yahoo
5 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Tebra Launches AI Note Assist, Reducing Clinical Documentation Time by 50% for Independent Practices
New HIPAA-compliant AI technology integrated into Tebra's EHR platform reduces documentation time by up to 50%, helping providers focus more on patient care NEWPORT BEACH, Calif., June 03, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Tebra, the all-in-one platform for independent healthcare providers, today announced the launch of AI Note Assist, a HIPAA-compliant ambient documentation solution that reduces note-taking time by up to 50%, while seamlessly integrating into existing clinical workflows. This launch addresses a critical challenge: Physicians spend an average of 15.5 hours per week on paperwork and administrative tasks, contributing to widespread burnout that affects nearly 50% of practicing doctors. AI Note Assist offers independent practices an immediate solution to reclaim valuable time for patient care. Seamlessly embedded into Tebra's EHR, AI Note Assist listens during patient visits and automatically generates structured, editable clinical notes. Built with enterprise-grade security and clinically tested for accuracy, this underwent extensive validation with practicing providers to ensure reliability in real-world settings. This tool empowers providers to complete documentation twice as fast, with early adopters reporting a 50% reduction in note-taking time. "My notes used to take 30 to 60 minutes because they would be so detailed. With the Tebra AI Note Assist, each of my notes today took not even five minutes," said Angela Davis-Taylor, FNP-C, INHC, of Daisy Family Health Care. "What I like about the AI Note Assist is I can do small talk with my patient, and the AI can pick up the parts of the conversation that matter the most, and filter out what's irrelevant. So I feel like I can be myself in the room, which is comforting," added Erica Cheshire, ANP-BC, of Beaumont WELLness for Women. AI Note Assist supports multiple clinical documentation formats — including SOAP, Therapy Initial and Progress, and Psychiatric notes — and intelligently suggests ICD-10 codes based on conversation details. Providers maintain full control with the ability to review, edit, and approve notes before finalizing, ensuring clinical accuracy and completeness. "The launch of AI Note Assist is a significant milestone in our mission to empower independent practices," said Kyle Ryan, Chief Product and Technology Officer at Tebra. "Our own research shows that 82% of independent providers believe more patient time is their key competitive advantage over large healthcare networks. We're delivering powerful, affordable AI tools that help providers reclaim that advantage by working efficiently, reducing burnout, and focusing on what matters most — delivering exceptional patient care. We expect AI Note Assist to save our customers thousands of administrative hours while significantly improving provider satisfaction." The solution is available to Tebra customers immediately through their existing platform, requiring no additional hardware or software installations. This addresses a critical need, as Tebra research shows 80% of providers experiencing decreased job satisfaction directly link it to insufficient patient interaction time. Independent practices can begin reducing documentation time today while maintaining clinical quality and compliance requirements they require. For more information or to schedule a demonstration, visit About Tebra Tebra is the only all-in-one EHR+ platform built exclusively for independent healthcare practices. Designed to replace the clunky, fragmented tools built for corporate systems, Tebra connects EHR, billing, automation, telehealth, and marketing — so providers can spend less time on admin and more time with patients. More than 42,000 private practices trust Tebra to streamline operations, increase revenue, and reduce burnout — helping clinicians leave work on time and rediscover their purpose. Learn more at View source version on Contacts pr@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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25-05-2025
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Is your therapist AI? ChatGPT goes viral on social media for its role as Gen Z's new therapist
AI chatbots are stepping into the therapist's chair – and not everyone is thrilled about it. In March alone, 16.7 million posts from TikTok users discussed using ChatGPT as a therapist, but mental health professionals are raising red flags over the growing trend that sees artificial intelligence tools being used in their place to treat anxiety, depression and other mental health challenges. "ChatGPT singlehandedly has made me a less anxious person when it comes to dating, when it comes to health, when it comes to career," user @christinazozulya shared in a TikTok video posted to her profile last month. "Any time I have anxiety, instead of bombarding my parents with texts like I used to or texting a friend or crashing out essentially… before doing that, I always voice memo my thoughts into ChatGPT, and it does a really good job at calming me down and providing me with that immediate relief that unfortunately isn't as accessible to everyone." Parents Trust Ai For Medical Advice More Than Doctors, Researchers Find Others are using the platform as a "crutch" as well, including user @ who said she uses the platform "all the time" for "free therapy" as someone who works for a startup company and doesn't have health insurance. Read On The Fox News App "I will just tell it what's going on and how I'm feeling and literally all the details as if I were yapping to a girlfriend, and it'll give me the best advice," she shared. "It also gives you journaling prompts or EFT (emotional freedom tapping)… it'll give you whatever you want." These users are far from alone. A study from Tebra, an operating system for independent healthcare providers, found that "1 in 4 Americans are more likely to talk to an AI chatbot instead of attending therapy." In the U.K., some young adults are opting for the perceived benefits of a handy AI mental health consultant over long National Health Service (NHS) wait times and to avoid paying for private counseling, which can cost around £400 (approximately $540). According to The Times, data from Rethink Mental Illness found that over 16,500 people in the U.K. were still waiting for mental health services after 18 months, indicating that cost burdens, wait times and other hurdles that come with seeking healthcare can exacerbate the urge to use a more cost-effective, convenient method. I'm A Tech Expert: 10 Ai Prompts You'll Use All The Time But, while critics say these virtual bots may be accessible and convenient, they also lack human empathy, and could put some who are in crisis mode at risk of never receiving the tailored approach they need. "I've actually spoken to ChatGPT, and I've tested out a couple of prompts to see how responsive they are, and ChatGPT tends to get the information from Google, synthesize it, and [it] could take on the role of a therapist," Dr. Kojo Sarfo, a social media personality and mental health expert, told Fox News Digital. Some GPTs, such as the Therapist GPT, are specifically tailored to provide "comfort, advice and therapeutic support." While perhaps more cost-effective than traditional therapy at $20 per month for ChatGPT Plus, which allows user benefits like unlimited access, faster response times and more, the platform fails to extend as far as professionals who can make diagnoses, prescribe medications, monitor progress or mitigate severe problems. "It can feel therapeutic and give support to people, but I don't think it's a substitute for an actual therapist who is able to help you navigate through more complex mental health issues," Sarfo added. Woman Says Chatgpt Saved Her Life By Helping Detect Cancer, Which Doctors Missed He said the danger lies in those who conflate the advice from a tool like ChatGPT with legitimate advice from a licensed professional who has years of expertise in handling mental health issues and has learned how to tailor their approach to diverse situations. "I worry specifically about people who may need psychotropic medications, that they use artificial intelligence to help them feel better, and they use it as a therapy. But sometimes... Therapy and medications are indicated. So there's no way to get the right treatment medication-wise without going to an actual professional. So that's one thing that can't be outsourced to artificial intelligence." However, some aspects of the chatbot could be beneficial to those needing support, particularly those who are looking for ways to chat with their doctor about conditions they believe they may have – such as ADHD – to empower them with knowledge they can carry to their appointment. "[You can] list out a couple of prompts that are assertive, and you can state those prompts to your provider and articulate your symptoms a bit better, so I think that's a helpful role that artificial intelligence can play, but in terms of actual therapy or actual medical advice, if people start to rely on it, it's a bad thing. It starts to go into murky waters," Sarfo said. Earlier this year, Christine Yu Moutier, M.D., Chief Medical Officer at the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, warned against using the technology for mental health advice, telling Fox News Digital there are "critical gaps" in research regarding the intended and unintended impacts of AI on suicide risk, mental health and larger human behavior. "The problem with these AI chatbots is that they were not designed with expertise on suicide risk and prevention baked into the algorithms. Additionally, there is no helpline available on the platform for users who may be at risk of a mental health condition or suicide, no training on how to use the tool if you are at risk, nor industry standards to regulate these technologies," she said. Dr. Moutier also explained that, since chatbots may fail to decipher metaphorical from literal language, they may be unable to adequately determine whether someone is at risk of self-harm. Fox News' Nikolas Lanum contributed to this article source: Is your therapist AI? ChatGPT goes viral on social media for its role as Gen Z's new therapist
