AI scribe for clinical encounters
Generate structured clinical notes from patient encounters, with support for live transcription and note creation during the visit.
Scribeberry
ClaimScribeberry is an AI medical scribe that turns clinical conversations, dictation, and audio into structured notes, letters, and forms for EMR workflows.
AI medical scribe for clinical documentation
Scribeberry is an AI medical scribe for clinicians that turns patient conversations, dictation, and uploaded audio into structured documentation. The product is positioned for both in-person and virtual care, and it also supports pre-charting, forms, and related clinical tasks.
The site says Scribeberry generates notes, letters, and forms, and integrates with virtually any EMR through one-click workflows, a Chrome extension, or a desktop app. It is presented as a tool for healthcare professionals who want to reduce time spent charting while keeping documentation inside their existing workflow.
Core features
Dictation and audio transcription
Dictate naturally or upload audio for medical transcription when you want a text workflow instead of ambient note capture.
Custom templates and macros
Create reusable note structures, upload sample notes, and use macros to standardize documentation across repeat workflows.
Form filling and auto-fill
Fill forms from encounter data, including multi-page forms and specialty-specific workflows, with field mapping and auto-fill support.
EMR integration and bidirectional sync
Pull patient data from an EMR and push completed notes back in one click, with support for attachments and web-EMR workflows.
Clinical AI tools
Use AI tools such as chat, billing code lookup, medical dictionary support, translation, and patient intake helpers.
Common use cases
Live visit documentation
Use Scribeberry during appointments to capture the conversation and produce structured notes, SOAP-style documentation, letters, and related chart content without manual typing.
Dictation-based charting
Dictate clinical content after a visit or from prepared audio and convert it into medical transcription for charting and follow-up work.
Pre-charting and chart preparation
Review patient context before the encounter starts so charts are prepared ahead of time and documentation work is shifted earlier in the workflow.
Form and paperwork completion
Auto-fill clinical forms, referrals, ICD-related fields, and other repeat paperwork from encounter data to reduce repetitive entry.
Mixed clinical workflows
Support telehealth, room-mic in-person visits, and team workflows that need multilingual documentation or EMR handoff.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Supports both in-person and virtual encounters, plus uploaded audio for dictation-based workflows.
- Works with a wide range of EMRs, including named systems and web-based EMRs, with desktop and Chrome-based options.
- Covers more than note generation by adding templates, form filling, translation, and billing-related tools.
- Offers regional data handling, compliance claims, and enterprise security details on the site.
- Pricing page shows a free Trial Mode and a path to paid Pro and Enterprise plans.
Cons
- Some capabilities are described broadly on the site, so the exact scope of certain advanced workflows is not fully detailed in the public pages reviewed.
- Pricing and plan limits are only partially specified across the site, so prospective buyers may need to contact the company for full team and enterprise details.
FAQ
What is Scribeberry?
Scribeberry is an AI-powered medical scribe that listens to clinical encounters, converts speech to structured text, and generates notes that can be dropped into an EMR.
Does it work for in-person and virtual visits?
Yes. The site says Scribeberry works for both in-person and virtual encounters, and it also supports uploaded pre-recorded audio files.
Which EMRs does Scribeberry support?
Scribeberry says it integrates with virtually any EMR, including Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic, Jane, CHR, Juno, MYLE, and other web-based EMRs. The desktop app supports direct dictation into any EMR on Mac and Windows.
Does Scribeberry offer a free or paid plan?
Yes. The pricing page shows a free Trial Mode, a Pro Mode subscription, and an Enterprise Mode with custom integrations and support.
Who owns the generated notes and data?
The site says users own their notes, can export or delete their data, and Scribeberry does not train its models on customer data.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI medical scribe
- Primary users
- Healthcare providers and clinics
- Platforms
- Web, Chrome extension, desktop app, mobile app
- Integrations
- Virtually any EMR; named support includes Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic, Jane, CHR, Juno, and MYLE
- Pricing shape
- Free trial mode, paid pro plan, and enterprise plan
- Website
- scribeberry.com