Using Scribe

Everything about the capture side of EverHealth Scribe: starting and stopping, pausing for private dictation, choosing a language, and getting clean audio so your draft note is accurate the first time. If you have never used Scribe before, start...

Telehealth works with EverHealth Scribe the same as an in-office visit — the only difference is that the patient’s voice comes through a device instead of the room. This article covers the two easiest ways to capture it, and the review-and-send fl...

This article explains how EverHealth Scribe  protects your patients’ information: how visit audio is stored and how long it is kept, where your data lives, the HIPAA safeguards in place, and the agreement your practice needs before any patient ...

After you stop recording, EverHealth Scribe drafts your note and the visit’s diagnoses. This article covers the review tools for the note: plain-language edits, Regenerate, and the formatting preferences Scribe learns. It also covers the short c...

Scribe drafts the diagnoses you addressed with the codes already attached. You review and adjust them on the Diagnoses tab, and Send to EHR puts them on the patient’s Problem List, where OfficeEMR carries them through to the Superbill. ...

Refine offers more specific versions of a diagnosis, each with the codes it would use and the reason it fits based on your note. Nothing changes until you select Adjust . A diagnosis stated in conversation is usually less specific...

What happens when you select Send to EHR , how to confirm the note landed in OfficeEMR, what still needs manual entry today, and how sign-off fits your normal workflow. Send to EHR  writes the note into the chart tabs your practice c...

When you select Send to EHR , EverHealth Scribe writes into specific places in the patient’s OfficeEMR chart. This article explains how that mapping works, who configures it, and how to get it adjusted when your templates change. Your practice...