What is Nabla?

Nabla is an ambient AI platform for clinical documentation and EHR integration. It captures patient–clinician conversations and generates structured clinical notes and encounter summaries to automate clinical documentation. Clinical-grade speech recognition and dictation integrate with Epic and other major EHRs for in-workflow note creation.

Built-in E/M and ICD‑10 coding suggestions reference documentation and AMA guidelines to support coding accuracy and revenue cycle workflows. API-first architecture and Nabla Connect enable EHR integration and deployment across health systems, with configurable data retention and enterprise security controls (HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001).

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Nabla's key features

Ambient documentation that captures patient-clinician conversations and generates accurate, structured clinical notes automatically
Clinical-grade speech recognition (dictation) built directly into Epic and major EHRs
E/M and ICD-10 coding suggestions grounded in clinical documentation and AMA guidelines
EHR integration via Nabla Connect and API-first options for embedding and full control
Enterprise-grade security and compliance with configurable data retention (HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II, ISO 27001, GDPR)

Nabla use cases

Automatically generate structured clinical notes and encounter summaries from patient–clinician conversations using Nabla’s ambient speech recognition, seamlessly syncing finalized notes to Epic and other EHRs to eliminate manual charting and improve documentation accuracy
Improve billing accuracy and reduce claim denials by receiving real-time E/M level and ICD-10 coding suggestions during or immediately after encounters, with enterprise-grade security and HIPAA compliance for audit-ready documentation
Capture both in-person and telehealth visits with ambient clinical documentation to produce patient summaries, clear after-visit instructions and care plans that populate the EHR, enabling faster care coordination and freeing clinicians to focus on patients