Consult notes and dictation
Produces consult notes from patient context and supports customised note templates, so clinicians can shape the output to match their documentation style.
Lyrebird Health is a browser-based AI medical scribe for Australian clinicians, generating consult notes, letters, certificates and care plans with EMR integration.
Lyrebird Health is an AI medical scribe for Australian clinicians. It is built to help GPs, specialists, and allied health professionals create clinical documentation from consultations, with support for consult notes, letters, certificates, and care plans.
The product is designed to fit into existing clinical workflows rather than sit beside them. It runs in the browser, supports in-person and telehealth use, and integrates with major EMRs so clinicians can launch from the record and write documentation back without repeating work.
Produces consult notes from patient context and supports customised note templates, so clinicians can shape the output to match their documentation style.
Generates referral letters, patient letters, WorkCover certificates, care plans, and assessments, including PDFs on the Pro plan.
Supports patient-context launch and note writeback from the EMR, reducing the need to re-enter details across systems.
Handles Epic, Oracle Health, and Meditech, and also supports FHIR, HL7 v2, SMART on FHIR, and partner API patterns for different deployment environments.
Runs in the browser and is available on desktop and mobile, which makes it usable for in-person consults and telehealth sessions.
Includes team template sharing and centralised billing on eligible plans, with additional enterprise options such as organisation sharing and SSO as an add-on.
Capture a consultation and turn it into a structured note that can be edited to match the clinician’s preferred headings, language, and level of detail.
Prepare referral letters, patient letters, WorkCover certificates, and care plans or assessments from the same consultation context.
Launch from the patient record, keep patient context inside the EMR, and write notes back without copy-paste for clinics that rely on integrated workflows.
Handle both phone and video telehealth sessions, including computer-based telehealth where audio can be isolated from the conferencing platform.
Support multi-clinician practices with shared templates, central billing, and enterprise controls such as organisation sharing and SSO add-ons.
Lyrebird works in the browser and does not require a download or installation. The pricing page says you can start with a free account, and the FAQ notes that an existing microphone or an external microphone is enough to get started.
Yes. The FAQ states that Lyrebird can be used on multiple devices, but only one active consult can run at a time.
Lyrebird supports initial and review consults. The FAQ says consults can be paused and resumed, and the home page says it is designed for in-person and telehealth consultations.
Yes. The FAQ says notes and letters are fully customisable, including headings, structure, and content. It also says you can upload example letters so Lyrebird can learn your preferred structure for future documents.
Lyrebird asks clinicians to obtain patient consent before recording a consult, and it timestamps consent for medicolegal clarity.