Oracle Healthis adding new capabilities to Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent, now available in the U.S., that expand AI across clinical documentation, coding, and chart review workflows.
According to Oracle, the new capabilities automate professional fee coding for ambulatory workflows, enable physicians to dictate directly into clinical documentation, and assist with chart review by surfacing clinically relevant context across the patient record.
Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent’s new coding, dictation, and chart review capabilities build on Oracle Health’s growing portfolio of AI agents, includingrecently announcedcapabilities that automate order creation in clinical workflows.
The AI agents work together as a system and use semantic reasoning to understand clinical meaning, share context across workflows, and collaborate in near real time to support intelligent automation while keeping clinicians in control.
“Care teams can’t afford to spend hours on documentation and administrative tasks,” said Seema Verma, executive vice president and general manager, Oracle Health and Life Sciences. “With our expanding portfolio of AI capabilities embedded directly into clinical and revenue cycle workflows, we’re helping healthcare organizations operate more efficiently while enabling clinicians to stay focused on delivering high-quality care.”
Health Clinical AI Agent now extends AI-assisted workflows to professional fee coding by analyzing conversations during patient visits and suggesting professional fee charge codes within the orders workflow. Clinicians review and confirm recommendations before submission, supporting faster charge capture while keeping coding decisions in the hands of qualified professionals. The new capability also helps reduce manual review, limits rework caused by inaccuracies or incomplete information, and improves coding consistency across organizations, Oracle said.
Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent now extends AI-assisted workflows to chart review by surfacing relevant clinical context from across the EHR and summarizing patient information.
By bringing together a patient’s medical history, lab results, medications, and other key clinical information, the new capability helps care teams prepare more efficiently for patient visits, reduce time spent searching through records, and remain in control of decision-making and documentation, said the company.
Oracle Health Clinical AI Agent now expands AI-assisted documentation with clinician-controlled dictation, allowing clinicians to dictate directly into any text field while the AI agent transcribes speech in real time for quick review, editing, and finalization. The new capability reduces manual work and enables care teams to efficiently capture clinical information between patient visits or after rounds while details are still fresh, said Oracle.
Clinicians remain responsible for reviewing, editing, and signing all documentation.
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