Suki

Suki is an ambient clinical intelligence platform that listens to patient visits and drafts clinical notes, instructions and orders directly into major EHRs. It targets clinicians and health systems, adding coding, clinical reasoning and Q&A on top of documentation.

Suki is an ambient clinical intelligence platform built for medical documentation. It listens to the patient conversation during a visit and then generates a complete clinical note, patient instructions and orders, with the output synced straight into the electronic health record. The company positions the product as more than dictation or transcription: the stated aim is capturing the whole encounter so that charting stops consuming the clinician's attention. The product is aimed at practicing clinicians across more than 100 specialties, and at the health systems and practices that employ them. It runs on desktop and mobile, on both iOS and Android, and adapts to different care settings. Beyond documentation, Suki bundles assisted revenue cycle work, clinical reasoning support and question answering into the same assistant, so coding and charting live in one place rather than in separate tools. Voice-enabled editing and problem-based charting let a clinician correct or restructure a note without leaving the conversation flow. In practice the workflow is encounter-driven: the clinician records the visit, Suki drafts the note and related artifacts, and the clinician reviews and edits before the material lands in the EHR. Because the platform is sold to organizations rather than individuals, adoption typically starts with a sales conversation and a pilot inside a health system. Suki also offers a developer toolkit that healthtech companies can use to embed the same AI capabilities into their own applications, covering telehealth and care management use cases. Suki competes in a crowded ambient scribe market, and its differentiators are breadth and integration depth. It claims real-time connections to Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and MEDITECH, SOC2 Type 2 certification and HIPAA compliance, and cites 400+ healthcare systems and partners. The homepage reports a 41% reduction in note-taking time and a 48% reduction in amended encounters, though these are vendor-published figures without independent verification.