EzyScribe

Who sells it?

Pennhealth Informatics LLC is at 2 Neshaminy Interplex in Trevose, Pennsylvania, and the EzyScribe footer reads "Powered by PennHealth Informatics". Its own site says it was founded in 2017 and offers 24/7 transcription, scribing, coding and billing.

The About page says the product uses ambient AI, speech recognition and FHIR interoperability to turn encounters into notes that meet HIPAA and HITECH standards, which is the vendor's statement. The parent company says it holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification, and the scope of that certificate for EzyScribe is not shown. The pages mention neither a BAA nor SOC 2.

What does the software do?

The vendor lists SOAP, H&P and APIR notes and custom templates by specialty or provider. The homepage names 20 languages, addenda, a "best-in-class WER" claim and a 30-day backup. The FAQ describes the human step: scribe support can review, edit and upload the finished note to the EHR within a stated turnaround time.

The same site sells an AI voice agent for scheduling and reminders, an AI revenue cycle product covering eligibility, prior authorization, coding and claims, and an AI document classifier. Mobile apps are linked from the homepage.

EHRs and cost

The pages say the product integrates with EHRs and uses FHIR. No EHR is named, and a third-party listing names Epic, NextGen, athenahealth and eClinicalWorks without confirmation from the vendor. There is no public price, and the homepage offers a 14-day free trial.

What is the evidence?

No peer-reviewed study of EzyScribe exists. The only ranking is a post on the vendor's own blog that places EzyScribe first among seven scribes.

The verdict

The reason to look is the human-review option, which the vendor pairs with AI drafting. The vendor does not say where its reviewers sit or whether a BAA is offered. It fits a practice that wants AI drafting with a human check behind it, and the vendor's service roots in human scribing since 2017.