Sunoh.ai
Ambient listening scribe from eClinicalWorks that turns exam-room conversations into progress notes.
About
Sunoh.ai is the medical AI scribe from eClinicalWorks, the large ambulatory EHR vendor. It uses ambient listening to capture the natural patient-provider conversation and draft a SOAP note, orders, and summary in seconds, with support for English, Portuguese, and 20 dialects of Spanish. It is EHR-agnostic but tightest with eClinicalWorks, where it plugs into eClinicalMobile and eClinicalTouch on phones and iPads, and an EHR Sync browser extension pushes finished notes into browser-based EHRs with one click.
The company positions Sunoh as a burnout reducer, claiming it can save two or more hours of documentation per provider per day, and community health centers like HHM Health in Texas have adopted it publicly. Reported pricing is around $84 per clinician per month for small groups. Sunoh is a documentation assistant, not a decision tool: the provider reviews, edits, and imports the draft, and the usual caveats about ambient recording consent and accuracy review apply.
What it can do
- Ambient listening and real-time visit summarization
- SOAP note, dialogue flow, and order drafts in seconds
- English, Portuguese, and 20 Spanish dialects
- Versatile note formats (SOAP, DAP for behavioral health, Vision notes)
- EHR Sync browser extension for one-click note push
- Deep integration with eClinicalWorks mobile and iPad apps
- Cross-device recording access
Setup
- Contact eClinicalWorks or sign up at sunoh.ai for your practice.
- Install Sunoh on the desktop EHR, phone, or iPad (works with eClinicalMobile/eClinicalTouch).
- Start a recording at the beginning of the patient visit.
- Review the drafted SOAP note, dialogue flow, and suggested orders.
- Edit as needed and import into the Progress Note or push via EHR Sync.
Prerequisites
Clinician or practice account; works best with eClinicalWorks, EHR-agnostic otherwise.
Use cases
Works with
Trust score — 7/10
Scored 7/10 (metrics tier, metrics-v1). Evidence: built by eClinicalWorks, a major ambulatory EHR vendor; integration with eClinicalMobile/eClinicalTouch announced Feb 2024 (Business Wire); documented customer adoption by HHM Health, a Texas community health center (Health Technology Net, Feb 2024). Strengths: deep native EHR integration, real customer references, multilingual support. Docked for: (1) time-savings figures are vendor-reported; (2) most documentation is first-party, with limited independent review coverage. License: proprietary.
How the trust score is built
Full methodology →- Adoption · stars/downloads, log-scaled vs peers
- 6.0/10
- Maintenance · recency, releases, issue load
- 7.0/10
- Openness · license + docs
- 5.0/10
- Manual review · sanity read + red-flag check
- 6.0/10
- · Built by eClinicalWorks, a major ambulatory EHR vendor
- · Integration with eClinicalMobile/eClinicalTouch announced Feb 2024 (Business Wire)
- · Documented customer adoption by HHM Health, Texas community health center (Feb 2024)
- · Multilingual: English, Portuguese, 20 Spanish dialects
- · Most documentation is first-party; limited independent review coverage
Sources
Every fact above was checked against these sources. Where a claim comes from the provider and couldn't be independently verified, the text says so.