Sunoh.ai's Ambient AI Scribe Helps Clinicians Spend Less Time Charting at Night

Sunoh.ai's Ambient AI Scribe Helps Clinicians Spend Less Time Charting at Night

Author: John Lynn June 24, 2026 Duration: 11:28

Family Health Centers in Louisville, Kentucky adopted the ambient note-taking tool from Sunoh.ai to cut down on doctors' filling out notes during family times in the evenings and even way into the night. In this information-rich interview, Chief Clinical Informatics Officer Cynthia Cox discusses how Family Health Centers adopted Sunoh.ai and the main ways it's helped them on this key goal and others.

The initiative came about after a few doctors heard of ambient scribes and wanted to try it. The health center started by offering the tool to these doctors, but then realized it had a great opportunity to reach out and introduce it to other doctors experiencing burn-out. A demo video of the tool in action was enough to persuade many to use it. Family Health Center EHR trainers came into the practice to work side-by-side with doctors, training them on Sunoh.ai. And the doctors are happy with the change with many of them using the scribe for more than 90% of their notes.

Learn more about Family Health Centers: https://www.fhclouisville.org/

Learn more about eCW: https://www.eclinicalworks.com/

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