ScribePT

ScribePT is an AI scribe for rehab therapy. Clinicians record a session, generate a draft note and paste it into the EMR they already use. It covers PT, OT and SLP, offers customizable note templates, and provides an API plus white-label option for EMR vendors.

ScribePT is an AI documentation tool designed specifically for rehabilitation therapy, with physical therapy, occupational therapy and speech-language pathology as its core disciplines. Instead of typing a narrative note after a session, the clinician records and lets the system draft the documentation, then copies the result into whatever EMR the clinic already runs. The company reports deployment across 12 or more disciplines, use in 40 or more states and compatibility with more than 50 EMRs. That breadth of EMR coverage is the practical selling point: the product is built to sit alongside existing software rather than replace it. The workflow is deliberately short. A clinician clicks to record, clicks to generate, and pastes the finished text into the EMR, a three step process the vendor markets as low click effort. Notes are shaped by templates and scripts that each user or organization can tailor, which matters for evaluations, progress notes and daily notes that follow different structures. ScribePT also offers a developer route: an API and white-label option that lets EMR vendors embed the rehab-focused AI inside their own platform under their own branding. Who it is for splits into three audiences. Individual therapists, including home health clinicians who document between visits, are the clinician tier. Multi-site practices and therapy companies are the organization tier, where consistent templating across a team matters. EMR builders and health IT teams are the third audience, served through the API. Against general medical scribes, ScribePT's advantage is domain focus: rehab documentation has its own vocabulary and note conventions that a generalist dictation tool does not assume. Security posture is a stated priority, with SOC 2 Type 2, ISO certification and HIPAA compliance badges displayed on the site. The company also leans on its leadership's long SaaS background and its clinical success managers, who help new accounts configure scripts and templates. Buyers comparing options should weigh that hands-on onboarding against the fact that the public site shares little about per-user pricing or contract terms.