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April 18, 2024

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PriMALE Health Selects AI-Powered Medical Scribe, Sunoh.ai, to Streamline Clinical Documentation

WESTBOROUGH, Mass. — April 18, 2024 — Sunoh.ai, an EHR-agnostic, AI-powered ambient listening technology, today announced that PriMALE Health, a Texas-based clinic dedicated to men’s health, has selected the medical AI scribe to streamline clinical documentation and improve clinical efficiency. The newly founded Texas-based practice, PriMALE Health, is committed to delivering personalized care, evidence-based treatments, and cutting-edge healthcare services to optimize men’s physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The virtual health practice aims to implement Sunoh.ai to assist providers in seamlessly documenting client information for not just in-office visits but also telehealth services. “As a relatively new practice, we want to provide our patients with a seamless experience,” said Dr. Tristan Grimaldo, Founder, president, and CEO at PriMALE Health. “With Sunoh.ai, our physicians will simply review, edit, and approve the transcription summary created by the AI scribe. The solution will assist our providers in streamlining documentation and freeing up our physicians’ time to focus on patient interaction. This will lead to enhanced patient experience and improved health outcomes.” Continue Reading

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April 16, 2024

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Sunoh.ai Helps Canyonville Health and Urgent Care Expand to Chronic Care Management Services

Sunoh.ai, an EHR-agnostic, AI-powered ambient listening technology, today announced that Canyonville Health and Urgent Care has successfully implemented the medical AI scribe to streamline clinical documentation and improve clinical efficiency. The practice aimed to achieve scribe-less in-office experience, which is now possible with Sunoh.ai. Canyonville Health and Urgent Care is a patient-centered primary care clinic with walk-in urgent care services in Canyonville, Oregon. The practice provides the small local community with comprehensive primary care, imagery, urgent care, and surgical services. After implementing Sunoh.ai, the practice has successfully expanded its medical services from comprehensive primary care to chronic care management by optimizing its healthcare resources with the time saved with Sunoh.ai. “Embracing Sunoh.ai has been a game-changer for our practice. Our medical assistants have transitioned to focus on front office tasks as the AI scribe efficiently automates documentation,” says Anand Rao, owner of Canyonville Health and Urgent Care. “With Sunoh.ai, our physicians simply review, edit, and approve the transcription summary created by the AI scribe. Sunoh.ai’s automation has helped free our physicians’ time, which enabled us to optimize and reallocate our staff’s time to extend the chronic care management program to our patients.” Continue Reading

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April 11, 2024

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Sunoh.ai Drives Goodtime Family Care to Save 50% of Time Spent on Clinical Documentation

WESTBOROUGH, Mass. —April 11, 2024 — Sunoh.ai, an EHR-agnostic, AI-powered ambient listening technology, today announced that Goodtime Family Care has successfully implemented the medical AI scribe, saving 50% of time spent on clinical documentation and other administrative tasks. Goodtime Family Care was founded in 1996 as a pediatric clinic. Five years ago, the practice expanded its services, offering the Baltimore community comprehensive family careto foster healthy and happy families. With Sunoh.ai, the practice has discovered a solution to save providers time on clinical documentation, reduce errors, streamline workflows, and enhance clinical efficiency. “Previously, on hectic days, capturing the complete HPI and other crucial details was often missed due to a shortage of time. However, with Sunoh.ai, there has been a significant improvement, as we can now capture more information in less time. It’s truly a time-saver during both patient visits and the post-visit process,” said Dr. Joseph Osuagwu, medical director at Goodtime Family Care. Continue Reading