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Fierce Healthcare published an article highlighting Nextech’s rollout of Cora Scribe, an AI-powered clinical assistant built for specialty physician practices. The coverage emphasizes Nextech’s focus on moving beyond generic AI tools by developing technology designed to align with the complexity of specialty workflows.

Healthcare Innovation published an article exploring the challenges of designing AI scribes for specialty care, featuring Nextech’s launch of Cora Scribe. The piece highlights how, unlike primary care environments, specialty workflows demand deeper clinical context, structured data capture, and tighter alignment with how providers document care.

HIT Consultant published an article covering Nextech’s launch of Cora Scribe, an AI-powered clinical assistant built specifically for ophthalmology. The piece highlights how Cora Scribe is embedded directly within the EHR, capturing natural patient-provider conversations and converting them into accurate, structured documentation in near real time.

In an article published by Healthcare IT Today, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza was asked about the role of healthcare IT in reducing patient wait times, improving appointment scheduling, and ensuring timely communication with providers. Handza explained that the right tools and technology are especially crucial in specialty care and consumer-driven medicine, where patient experience more closely impacts the practice’s success.

Healthcare IT Today quoted Nextech Vice President of Aeshetics Robin Ntoh in an article about technology innovations thought would have the most impact on healthcare organizations. Ntoh stressed the value of technology that can help providers meet patient expectations for a more personalized experience.

In an article published by MedCity News, Nextech Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason Handza considers how far new technology can take the healthcare industry while emphasizing that patient connections must remain the priority. He sees thoughtful implementation of artificial intelligence as a promising tool for addressing many common challenges in specialty medicine.

Nextech Vice President of Aesthetics Robin Ntoh has been named one of The Healthcare Technology Report’s Top 50 Women Leaders in Healthcare Technology of 2024. This honor highlights Ntoh's deep expertise in elective healthcare and aesthetics and her consistent leadership in an unpredictable and rapidly evolving industry.

Healthcare IT Today quoted Nextech CTO David Metcalfe in an article about innovations for EHR systems that aren’t being discussed as often as they should be. Metcalfe explained the importance of adapting EHRs to provider workflows.