Ambience

Your Clinicians Finish Their Notes Before They Leave the Room

Ambient AI documentation that lands inside your Epic, Athena, or Cerner workflow, arrives coding-ready, and gets used by nearly every clinician you give it to.

You have seen the AI scribe demos. You may have already run a pilot. The hard part was never the transcription. It was getting past a handful of early adopters to real use across every specialty and every setting, and doing it without opening a compliance gap on the way.

Built for Health Systems Like Yours

Ambience has run this rollout inside systems that look like yours, so the questions your compliance team and your CFO are going to ask have already been answered.

At MultiCare, 92 percent of clinicians adopted it, and it is now in use across 80 percent of patient visits. Ardent Health and Houston Methodist run it as well. Coding accuracy is independently verified at 95 percent by AAPC auditors. Clinician NPS sits above 70, a 63 point advantage over the next option, and health systems report a 3x return on their investment. The platform earned the 2026 KLAS and CHIME Trailblazer Award, a Fast Company World Changing Ideas award in 2026, and a place on the CB Insights Digital Health 50.

How It Works

1. Connect Your EHR. Ambience syncs with Epic, Athena, and Cerner, pulling schedules, problem lists, and patient lists so it works inside the chart your clinicians already live in.

2. Configure by Specialty and Setting. Modules and templates tune to ambulatory, inpatient, and emergency workflows, and to the way each specialty actually documents.

3. Go Live and Watch the Numbers. Notes arrive coding-ready with ICD-10, E/M, and HCC support built in, while continuous AAPC auditing keeps your documentation audit-ready.

The Difference

A stalled pilot costs more than the license. It spends the credibility you used to get clinicians to try something new, and it leaves the same documentation burden and the same revenue leaking out of under-coded visits.

The other version looks like this. Notes are done at the visit. Coding is defensible before a chart is ever pulled for audit. Your clinicians stay, because the job stopped following them home. And the AI program you championed becomes the one people ask to be added to.