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Before, during, after: the complete map of a patient visit — and what AI can take off each stage
Most AI scribes only touch the middle of the visit — the part where the two of you are talking. But the visit has three stages, and the studies show the in-room transcript is the smallest lever. Here's the whole-visit map, and where AI actually saves time.
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The real anatomy of a physician's day: where the hours actually go
Ask any physician where their day goes and they'll say 'patients.' The clock says otherwise. Here's an hour-by-hour breakdown of a primary care day — built from the EHR log studies — and what it would take to give the hours back.
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Owning the front door vs. running the visit: what Assort Health's $120M actually buys
Assort Health just raised $120M at a $1.2B valuation to own the 'front door' of healthcare — scheduling, referrals, eligibility, and payments. It's an impressive category. But the front door and the exam room are two different jobs, and only one of them is where your notes get written.
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Note-taking is a clinical act, not paperwork — and that changes what AI should do with it
When you delegate the note, you risk delegating the thinking that the note encodes. The fix isn't avoiding AI — it's a model where the tool drafts and the physician reviews and owns. Here's why that distinction matters.
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The front desk is getting automated. Your notes still finish at 9pm.
Prosper AI just raised $30M from a16z to automate scheduling, insurance verification, and billing. That's real progress on one bottleneck — but it's not the one keeping physicians up at night. Here's why the administrative-AI wave and the clinical-documentation burden are two different problems.
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Purpose-built vs. generic: what an AI scribe actually leaves on your plate
A transcription scribe writes down the visit you already ran. A purpose-built AI clinical partner does the work around the visit too — intake, history, and a decision-ready draft. Here's the difference, and why it matters for your day.
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Why your notes finish at 9pm — and whose problem it actually is
Charting after the kids are in bed isn't a discipline problem. It's a workflow problem. Here's what the research actually says about physician documentation load — and where the time really goes.