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Hannah Abrams
Product Marketing Manager for Tebra's Care Delivery (clinical) products, a frequent Tebra Talks guest and host covering AI in independent practices.
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Nov 4, 2026
AI in Healthcare: From Visit Prep to Documentation and Prescribing
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3:20So there is a significant opportunity to relieve some of the stress visit prep places on providers.
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3:27Hannah AbramsGUEST
Take, for example, a new patient or maybe you're covering for a provider in your practice who's out sick.
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3:34Hannah AbramsGUEST
So before you can see that patient, you would have to look through all of this information.
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3:39Hannah AbramsGUEST
I'm talking previous notes, labs, any documentation that existed before and more.
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6:39I can imagine the reason so many providers start here is that, in addition to delivering clear value, documentation has a series of discrete
AI for Independent Practices: Documentation, Calls, Billing, and Reviews
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4:38Hannah AbramsGUEST
So it's a great example of work that is necessary, repetitive, and unfortunately, time intensive.
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4:45Hannah AbramsGUEST
And it's also a place where practices feel the immediate benefit and value once they get that time back.
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4:51Hannah AbramsGUEST
So when it comes to clinical documentation, the provider has to capture what happened during the visit accurately.
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5:03Hannah AbramsGUEST
And the administrative work of turning that encounter into a structured note falls entirely on, you guessed it, the provider.