“Allergy and immunology is not a specialty a generic scribe can handle. Our notes live in structured eClinicalWorks fields, the diagnosis drives specific counseling and billing rules, and we run a very high volume of immunotherapy visits every day on top of long new-patient evaluations. Most AI tools want to hand you a transcript and call it done. Nudge sat down with my actual workflows, learned how my notes are built, and programmed their assistant to do the clicks in eCW the way my staff does them, using the ICD-10 codes I dictate rather than the ones an algorithm guesses. They are building it around the way I practice, which is exactly what I was looking for.”

“Neurology visits are long and the details matter. A stroke follow-up, a Parkinson's medication change and a new headache workup can all land in one morning, and each note has to be complete. Nudge captures the visit and builds the note the way I would write it, then puts it straight into eClinicalWorks with the exam and diagnosis codes where they belong. When I asked for Punjabi support for my patients, the team simply shipped it. It is the first AI tool I have used that understands how a neurology practice actually runs, and I have already recommended it to colleagues on our campus.”

“I run a busy foot and ankle practice with eight clinicians across three offices, and my rule is simple: if it can be automated, automate it. With Nudge, my medical assistants start the note during intake, I finish the exam, and Nudge merges everything into one finished note and pushes it into eClinicalWorks with the codes. No retyping, no waiting. When I ask for a change, I get it in hours, not in next quarter's release. I have told other practice owners to sign up, and I would tell you the same.”

“We started Nudge with a two-seat trial. Within a few weeks I asked to roll it out to the rest of our team, physicians and nurse practitioners alike. In an interventional practice, I need clinic notes finished before I am back in the cath lab, not at nine at night. Nudge listens to the visit, writes a clean cardiology note and transfers it into eClinicalWorks with the diagnosis codes, and when we need a template adjusted their team responds the same day. A neurology colleague on our campus recommended it to us, and I would do the same for any cardiology group.”

“Sports medicine documentation is procedural. Shoulder injections, ultrasound-guided procedures and concussion follow-ups each need to read a specific way, and Nudge let us build a template for each visit type and roll them out across most of the physicians at Academy Orthopedics. I don't dictate anything; the note is built from my conversation with the patient and it reads the way I would have written it. Between clinic and covering games for Montclair State, having the note done when the visit is done makes a real difference. Things have been going great.”

“Allergy and immunology is not a specialty a generic scribe can handle. Our notes live in structured eClinicalWorks fields, the diagnosis drives specific counseling and billing rules, and we run a very high volume of immunotherapy visits every day on top of long new-patient evaluations. Most AI tools want to hand you a transcript and call it done. Nudge sat down with my actual workflows, learned how my notes are built, and programmed their assistant to do the clicks in eCW the way my staff does them, using the ICD-10 codes I dictate rather than the ones an algorithm guesses. They are building it around the way I practice, which is exactly what I was looking for.”

“Neurology visits are long and the details matter. A stroke follow-up, a Parkinson's medication change and a new headache workup can all land in one morning, and each note has to be complete. Nudge captures the visit and builds the note the way I would write it, then puts it straight into eClinicalWorks with the exam and diagnosis codes where they belong. When I asked for Punjabi support for my patients, the team simply shipped it. It is the first AI tool I have used that understands how a neurology practice actually runs, and I have already recommended it to colleagues on our campus.”