ScribeEMR to show AI charting tools at Texas Pri-Med conferences

By AI, Created 9:37 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – ScribeEMR will exhibit its AI documentation and revenue cycle services at the 2026 Pri-Med Southwest conference in Houston and the Pri-Med Irving conference in Texas from May 6-8. The company is using the events to push ScribeRyte AI, a clinical documentation platform it says can reduce charting time, support compliance and fit into existing EMR workflows.

Why it matters: - ScribeEMR is using two major primary care conferences to reach clinicians looking for ways to cut documentation time and reduce burnout. - The push highlights how AI charting vendors are competing on workflow fit, compliance and revenue support, not just note-taking speed. - Pri-Med events draw physicians, nurse practitioners and other healthcare professionals seeking continuing medical education and exposure to new tools.

What happened: - ScribeEMR said it will exhibit at the 2026 Pri-Med Southwest Primary Care CME/CE Conference & Expo in Houston at Booth 1115 and at the Pri-Med Irving Regional Conference in Irving, Texas. - The company plans to show its ScribeRyte AI platform at both events. - ScribeEMR also plans to feature virtual medical scribing, medical coding and Virtual Medical Office Services, or VMOS. - The conference dates are May 6-8.

The details: - ScribeRyte AI is positioned as an ambient clinical documentation system that records patient encounters and generates clinical notes during the visit. - The platform is designed to automate medical charting, reduce administrative work and improve provider productivity. - ScribeEMR says ScribeRyte AI can produce clinical notes with close to 100% accuracy and save hours of time. - The system can be customized with specialty templates, predictive phrases and prescription preferences. - ScribeRyte AI is multilingual and integrates with most leading EMRs. - ScribeEMR said ClickNote is now available as a free browser extension in the Google Chrome Web Store and can auto-insert notes into the correct patient chart fields on browser-based EMRs. - ScribeRyte AI can be used as a standalone product or paired with remote scribe review. - AI-generated notes are reviewed and released into the EMR in under two hours, with 24/7 customer support available. - ScribeEMR said it completed both its PwC HIPAA Security & Privacy Assessment and its Accorp SOC 2 Type II audit. - ScribeEMR says those reviews are intended to support enterprise-grade security standards for AI-driven and remote scribing workflows. - The company says ScribeRyte AI integrates with eClinicalWorks, Epic Haiku/Hyperdrive, Athenahealth, NextGen, Greenway and other EMRs. - ScribeEMR says its broader offering also includes revenue cycle management, medical coding and real-time remote physician scribes. - The company says ScribeRyte AI delivers fast, nearly 100% accurate, HIPAA-compliant documentation. - ScribeEMR says it has been ranked Best in KLAS for virtual scribing services in the 2024, 2025 and 2026 Best in KLAS: Software & Services Reports. - The company says it also received a strong rating in a 2025 KLAS First Look Survey for ScribeRyte AI. - The release includes a link for more information: More information.

Between the lines: - ScribeEMR is pairing AI documentation with human review and compliance credentials to address buyer concerns about defensibility in clinical charting. - The conference strategy suggests the company wants to position ScribeRyte AI as part of a broader operating stack for practices, not a standalone transcription product. - Terry Ciesla, ScribeEMR senior vice president, said providers still worry about governance and defensibility as AI documentation evolves. - Ciesla said ScribeEMR is leading the industry in giving providers AI the way they want it.

What’s next: - ScribeEMR will demo its products at the Houston and Irving conferences during the May 6-8 window. - The company is likely to use the events to drive adoption of ScribeRyte AI, ClickNote and its related services among primary care buyers. - Continued emphasis on security, workflow integration and review processes may be central to ScribeEMR’s sales pitch after the conference circuit.