The voice technology company is widening access and use cases for its solutions to further transform the clinician experience

Suki, the leader in voice artificial intelligence (AI) technology for healthcare, announced the expansion of its voice assistant’s capabilities to support inpatient care. This makes Suki the first and only AI-powered voice solution that is tailored specifically for clinicians in this setting and further solidifies the company as an innovative leader in the healthcare space. Deep integration with EHRs like Epic and Cerner has allowed Suki to support clinicians in a broad swath of settings including ambulatory, telehealth, skilled nursing facilities/home health, and now, inpatient.

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“Clinicians who work in the hospital have been neglected when it comes to voice assistant solutions. We are proud to lead the charge in serving this important community and help them save time and mental energy so they can focus on their patients.”

Suki is an immediate standout in healthcare technology. By easing significant administrative and economic strains, it is pioneering a new era of healthcare that prioritizes the clinicians’ needs thus resulting in improved patient outcomes. As an all-in-one solution, Suki incorporates multiple modes including ambient, dictation, and commands in order to offer unparalleled flexibility to complete administrative tasks. It also is the only solution on the market that integrates with all major EHRs such as Epic, Cerner, Athena, Elation, and Meditech, and works on iOS, Android, web, Windows, Mac, and as a Chrome extension.

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Its state-of-the-art generative AI has the ability to listen to clinician-patient exchanges in real-time and generate suggestions for a clinical note. Suki allows clinicians to pay full attention to their patients, and once notes are generated, they can easily accept, reject, and edit the content to ensure their accuracy. Additionally, Suki has launched the ability for ambient output to be more personalized to each user. By taking into account user preference and existing workflows, Suki is able to be assistive and invisible while requiring little to no training.

“Our vision at Suki has always been to transform healthcare through cutting-edge technology and intuitive design,” said Punit Soni, Suki CEO and Founder. “Clinicians who work in the hospital have been neglected when it comes to voice assistant solutions. We are proud to lead the charge in serving this important community and help them save time and mental energy so they can focus on their patients.”

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