Scribeberry

Scribeberry is an AI medical scribe built for clinicians in Canada and the US. During a patient visit, it listens to the conversation, transcribes it, and uses natural language processing to pull out medications, lab results, diagnoses, and exam findings, then organizes them into a structured note with sections like HPI and Assessment & Plan that can be dropped into an EMR. Beyond ambient scribing, it can auto-fill clinical PDF forms such as referrals, and includes AI agents that help automate patient intake. The platform serves physicians, specialists, nurses, dentists, and veterinarians, and says it's used by more than 30,000 providers. It offers over 2,000 customizable note templates, supports more than 40 languages including French, Mandarin, Punjabi, and Arabic, and connects to EMR systems such as Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic, and Jane, plus telehealth tools like Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet. It's built to meet HIPAA and PIPEDA requirements and holds SOC 2 Type II certification, with data stored regionally. A limitation is that, like any ambient scribing tool, the generated note is a draft: the clinician still has to review and correct it before it becomes part of the official medical record, and speech-recognition accuracy can vary with accents, background noise, or unusual terminology.