Avaamo, a leader in healthcare AI solutions, has launched Avaamo Ambient™, a Generative AI-powered ambient listening technology designed to revolutionize clinical documentation and help reduce physician burnout. Avaamo Ambient™ captures natural patient-provider conversations and instantly converts them into accurate, structured clinical notes in real-time, addressing the healthcare industry's ongoing challenge of excessive documentation. Currently, healthcare providers spend up to three extra hours daily on EHR documentation outside of patient care, often referred to as “pajama-time.” Avaamo Ambient™ can save clinicians up to 40 hours of documentation time per month while maintaining nearly 100% accuracy.

Avaamo, recognized as a top healthcare AI company, is committed to enhancing healthcare delivery through innovative technology. Trusted by five of the nation’s top ten healthcare institutions (US News & World Report), Avaamo’s AI platform supports more efficient, patient-centered care.

Key features of Avaamo Ambient™ include:

• Efficient Note Generation: Converts patient-provider conversations into structured SOAP notes and other key medical documents, typically within 30 seconds of the encounter.

• Broad Compatibility: Integrates seamlessly with major EHR systems, including Epic, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, and Athena, without requiring native integration with Epic.

• Specialization Support: Provides pre-trained models for 50+ medical specialties, ensuring accurate, customized documentation across diverse fields.

• Customizable Templates: Offers adaptable templates for various documentation needs.

Avaamo Ambient™ is powered by the proprietary LLaMB™ framework, which includes a “Trust Layer” to ensure healthcare organizations can deploy generative AI confidently, safeguarding compliance, patient data integrity, and security. The platform is scalable, supporting everything from solo practices to large health systems with over 10,000 clinicians, all while adhering to HIPAA and stringent data protection standards.

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