AvodahMed is designed for consistent, reliable access across environments without compromising security or clinical control.

Any Device

Clinicians can access AvodahMed on desktop, laptop, or mobile, allowing documentation to happen on their device, on their terms, and within their time constraints. The mobile app synchronizes live sessions and enables clinicians to capture, edit, and submit notes while moving between locations.

AvodahMed is available on both iOS and Android and supports real-time transcription and note review across devices.

EHR and Workflow Continuity

AvodahMed integrates with EHRs, maintaining workflow continuity inside the EHR. For non-integrated users, QuickStart mode enables immediate use without disrupting existing systems.

Secure Access

Single Sign-On (SSO) provides secure, enterprise-grade access while minimizing login friction and reducing barriers to adoption.

AvodahMed integrates with athenahealth to support clinical notes, diagnoses, referral automations, and structured documentation outputs within the care workflow.

How It Works

Clinicians document in AvodahMed, review and approve the output, and securely send it to athenahealth without duplicate data entry. The workflow operates across desktop, laptop, and mobile devices, positioning AvodahMed as the single source of automation while athenahealth remains the system of record and ownership in the EHR.

AvodahMed captures the clinical encounter through live transcription and provider-led dictation, ensuring accurate documentation without disrupting clinical flow.

Live Transcription

Clinical conversations are captured in real time to support documentation while allowing the clinician to remain focused on the patient.

Clinical Dictation

Providers can dictate directly to guide nuanced documentation, preserving clinical intent, judgment, and context.

AvodahMed supports custom EHR and workflow integrations for organizations with specialized clinical, technical, or operational requirements.

Our team works with select customers to design and implement integrations that align with existing systems, security standards, and documentation workflows—without compromising clinician control or record integrity.

AvodahMed integrates directly with Epic to support encounter notes, referral documentation, and structured post-visit outputs without fragmenting the clinical record.

How It Works

Clinicians finalize documentation in AvodahMed, which is then securely transferred into Epic while preserving full clinician review and sign-off control. The workflow works on desktop, laptop, and mobile devices, ensuring AvodahMed functions as a single source of automation while Epic remains the system of record and ownership.

AvodahMed ensures that documentation is reviewed, finalized, and delivered through controlled workflows that protect record integrity while supporting downstream clinical and administrative needs.

Finalize and Export to the EHR

Clinicians can send finalized documentation directly into their EHR, preserving record integrity and eliminating duplicate entry.

Download, Copy, or Print

Documentation outputs can also be downloaded, copied, or printed as needed, providing flexibility for downstream workflows and external use.

AvodahMed expands access to care by supporting multilingual, oral-language clinical encounters without adding documentation burden.

Oral Language Support (Beta)

Ambient Scribe captures the patient–clinician conversation in the patient’s spoken language during the visit, displays a live transcript in real time, and generates a structured clinical note in English for clinician review and approval.

This feature is currently available in Beta with select customers piloting multilingual documentation in real clinical workflows and providing feedback on accuracy, usability, and impact.

Beta currently supports encounters originating in Arabic, Cantonese, English, French, Korean, Mandarin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Tagalog, German, Italian, and Japanese.

AvodahMed supports order placement and coding by assisting documentation workflows inside the EHR.

Order/Lab Automation

Based on the clinical conversation and visit context, AvodahMed surfaces relevant labs and orders and prepares them in the EHR for clinician review and final submission.

Coding Assistance

Coding support is generated in alignment with the clinical documentation to assist accurate, consistent coding without removing clinician oversight.

Diagnosis to EHR

Recommended diagnoses and ICD-10 codes are derived from the encounter discussion, patient history, and provider or practice best practices and are sent to the EHR for clinician review and approval.

AvodahMed surfaces essential patient information at the point of documentation to support informed clinical decisions.

Patient Details

Clinicians have centralized access to patient demographics and relevant clinical history without leaving the documentation workflow.

Patient Order History

Past labs and orders are available for review before placing new orders, helping clinicians avoid duplication and maintain continuity of care.

AvodahMed adapts documentation behavior to the individual provider and clinical specialty rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all workflow.

Provider Preferences

Clinicians can customize note structure, dictation style, and documentation defaults so the system reflects how they practice, not how a generic template was designed.

Specialty Notes

Documentation formats are aligned to specialty-specific workflows, terminology, and clinical expectations to reduce rework and preserve clinical intent.