tebIQ is an AI medical scribe for clinical documentation: capture the encounter, review a structured note. How it works, security, pricing.

Live · Listening to medicine

The note that pays for itself.
And catches what you'd miss.

tebIQ is a clinical intelligence engine — not just an ambient scribe. It levels every chart on MDM density, reviews it for billing gaps before you sign, and screens for sepsis, scores, and can't-miss diagnoses on the way to a structured note.

HIPAA-CONSCIOUS·SOC 2 ALIGNED·7 HOSPITALS·37,739 ENCOUNTERS
Why tebIQ

Ambient scribes transcribe.
tebIQ levels, screens, and catches.

Three things a commoditized scribe won't do — and the reason emergency physicians switch.

It pays for itself.

tebIQ levels every chart deterministically on MDM density, runs a billing-gap review that surfaces missing documentation before you sign, and captures critical-care time attestation the CMS-compliant way — propose, then confirm. Undercoding is endemic in emergency medicine. A single recaptured level per shift — a 4 that should have been a 5 — can cover the subscription many times over.

It catches what you'd miss.

Not just transcription — clinical intelligence. Sepsis screening (SIRS/qSOFA/SOFA) runs on every chart, validated clinical scores compute live, a clinical panel drafts a differential and plans, and drug-interaction awareness flags the risky combination. The chart that surfaces the can't-miss diagnosis a busy shift makes you overlook. Decision support for the treating clinician: you verify, you decide, you sign.

It's built on shift.

tebIQ is designed by a practicing emergency physician for the way EM actually documents. The fastest path to a signed chart: a verbatim skeleton instantly, AI when you want it. Not a Silicon Valley demo — a tool that survives a full waiting room.

How it works

Three steps. Seconds, not hours.

01
Capture the encounter

Tap once. Pause. Addend (time stamped). Ambient audio, no prompts, no distraction from patient care.

02
AI structures the note

Structured HPI, MDM, A&P generated. Built around medical reasoning. Note is purely yours. Every AI-drafted segment is labeled, and nothing is final until you review and sign.

03
Review, edit, export

Every word is editable. One-tap export to your EHR. Audio is kept only until your note is finalized, then automatically deleted.

Capabilities

A workflow that gets out of the way.

tebIQ is built around the encounter — capture, generate, review, export. Every screen is designed to be invisible to the patient and obvious to the clinician.

Just have the conversation

Your note writes itself from the encounter. Add addendums throughout the day — tests, consults, follow-ups — and they update the note in place, in the right section, time stamped.

Leave work at work

See the patient, review the draft, move on — not at 9 PM on the couch.

Structured notes, ready to go

HPI, MDM, Assessment, and Plan drafted in your format — paste as-is, or edit with built-in tools if you want to tweak.

Medical-grade transcription

Tuned for drug names, dosages, and clinical terminology. We benchmark engines continuously so you always get the most accurate one available.

Works alongside any EHR

Record on your phone, review in any browser, paste into Epic, Cerner, Athena — whatever you're running. No integration project, no IT ticket.

Works offline

Record anywhere. Syncs automatically when you reconnect.

HIPAA-conscious

Encrypted in transit and at rest (AES). Never used for training. Never sold. Full audit trail on every edit and access.

Fits your practice

Templates and terminology configurable by specialty — ER, primary care, hospitalist, and more.

Category difference

Why tebIQ over an ambient scribe.

Ambient scribes are a commodity — they transcribe and summarize. That's table stakes. tebIQ starts where they stop: it levels the chart, reviews it for revenue you've earned but not documented, and screens for what a busy shift makes you miss.

CapabilityAmbient scribetebIQ
Transcribe the encounterYesYes
Draft a structured noteYesYes
Level the chart on MDM densityNoDeterministic E/M leveling
Flag documentation gaps before you signNoBilling-gap review
Capture critical-care time attestationNoCMS-compliant propose + confirm
Screen every chart for sepsisNoSIRS / qSOFA / SOFA
Compute clinical scores liveNoValidated scores, at the point of care
Surface the can't-miss diagnosisNoCritical rule-outs before disposition

tebIQ supports clinical decision-making — it does not diagnose. Every output is physician-reviewed before it becomes part of the record.

The engine

Built on a real-time clinical reasoning core.

Speech, structure, and safety move through the same pipeline — measured in milliseconds, audited at every step.

37,739
encounters and counting
99.98
% uptime
<30
sec avg note time
7
hospitals
0
PHI retained
Modular
designed for your needs
Max billable
notes
By physicians
for physicians
● ENGINE ONLINELAT 184ms · TLS1.3 · BAA · ZDRv4.2.118
Trust by design

Built for the hospitals that scrutinize most.

tebIQ is architected against the assumptions of a hospital security review, not a startup demo. PHI minimization, encryption, access controls, and audit trails are foundational — not aspirational.

HIPAA-conscious architecture

PHI is minimized at the moment of capture. Audio is kept only until your note is finalized, then automatically deleted.

Encrypted in transit and at rest

Encrypted in transit and at rest (AES). Never used for training. Never sold.

SOC 2 aligned

SOC 2-aligned controls for access, change management, and incident response.

Cybersecurity & BAAs in place

Product-level cybersecurity controls, with Business Associate Agreements with our infrastructure and AI vendors.

AWS secure health platform

Built on AWS's well-known secure health infrastructure with full audit trails and logging across the stack.

Audio deleted at finalization

Audio is kept only until your note is finalized, then automatically deleted.

No model training on customer PHI

Customer PHI is never used to train foundation models — not ours, not anyone's.

Security documentation on request

Detailed security packet available for vendor and InfoSec review.

See it in action

Real notes. Real specialties.

Watch tebIQ generate structured documentation across the encounter types your team sees every day.

Instant Agents, Every Encounter
MDM AutogeneratedMedical decision-making written as you talk.
tebIQ/encounter/E-4719
ENCOUNTER · E-4719
M, A — 36M
Emergency Room Visit
Chief Complaint
Chest discomfort
History of Present Illness
A 36-year-old male, with past medical history significant for hyperlipidemia, hypertension, and tobacco use, here with chest discomfort that began approximately one hour prior to arrival while at rest. He reports associated diaphoresis, shortness of breath, and pain radiating down the left arm. Family history is significant for coronary artery disease; his father died at a young age from myocardial infarction.
Past Medical and Preventive History
Hyperlipidemia, hypertension
Medications and Allergies
None reported
Social History
Tobacco: Smoker
Review of Systems
Review of systems negative except for chest discomfort, diaphoresis, shortness of breath, and left arm pain as noted in HPI.
Vital Signs
Vital signs are stable
Physical Exam
  • General: Uncomfortable and distressed
  • Cardiovascular: normal peripheral perfusion
  • Abdomen: soft, non-distended
  • Respiratory: no increased work of breathing
  • Musculoskeletal: no obvious signs of trauma
  • Neurological: At baseline, no new focal deficits
Procedures
EKG performed showing ST elevation in all leads. Initial troponin normal, repeat pending. IV morphine administered. Cardiology consultation pending.
Medical Decision Making
Presentation concerning for STEMI given ST elevation in all leads, classic symptoms with diaphoresis and arm radiation, and significant cardiac risk factors. Emergent cardiology consultation initiated. IV morphine administered for pain control and cardiac workload reduction.
Critical Rule-Out Diagnoses
STEMI (ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction)
Status: Other
Rationale: ST elevation present in all leads on EKG with classic presentation including diaphoresis, dyspnea, and radiation to left arm.
Pericarditis
Status: Less likely
Rationale: Diffuse ST elevation could suggest pericarditis, but clinical presentation with diaphoresis, arm radiation, and family history more consistent with acute coronary syndrome.
Differential Diagnoses
  • STEMI (ST-Elevation Myocardial Infarction)
  • Pericarditis
Assessment & Plan
Chest discomfort, concerning for STEMI:
Workup: EKG showing ST elevation all leads, troponin (initial normal, repeat pending), cardiology consultation, Heart Score will be considered.
Treatment: IV morphine, IV pain medications.
Critical Care
Critical illness/injury statement: Patient presented with acute chest discomfort at rest with ST elevation in all leads on EKG, diaphoresis, dyspnea, and radiation to left arm, creating imminent risk of life-threatening myocardial injury and cardiogenic shock.
Complexity: High-complexity decision-making was required to rapidly assess for STEMI, initiate emergent stabilization with IV morphine, and coordinate urgent cardiology consultation to prevent further myocardial damage and hemodynamic deterioration.
Time spent: Critical care time 35 minutes.
Organ systems at risk: Cardiovascular system.
I provided critical care services for a total of 35 minutes, exclusive of all other separately reportable procedures. The patient's cardiovascular system was at risk for life-threatening deterioration. High-complexity decision-making was required to stabilize and/or improve the patient's condition.
Comorbidities & Impact on Care
  • Hyperlipidemia: secondary cardiac risk
  • Hypertension: increased cardiac risk
  • Tobacco use: coronary artery disease risk
  • Family history coronary disease: early MI risk
Social Determinants of Health
None documented
Independent Interpretation of Studies
EKG: ST elevation present in all leads
Consultations & Provider Discussions
Cardiology → Consulted for urgent evaluation and intervention for STEMI → Time not documented
Tests Considered But Not Performed
None
Admission Consideration
Due to complexity of the presentation, admission was considered. Patient is being admitted.
Final Disposition & Summary
Final disposition: Patient admitted for cardiology evaluation and management.
Summary: 36-year-old male with multiple cardiac risk factors (hyperlipidemia, hypertension, smoking, family history of early MI) presented with chest discomfort at rest, diaphoresis, dyspnea, and left arm radiation. EKG demonstrated ST elevation in all leads consistent with STEMI. IV pain management initiated with morphine. Cardiology consulted for urgent evaluation and intervention. Patient admitted for cardiology management.

One platform. Many clinical roles.

Emergency Physicians

Sub-2s first token. Built for triage tempo and high-acuity charting.

See the AI scribe for ER physicians →
Urgent Care Groups

Templates tuned for high-throughput visits across multi-site networks.

See the urgent care documentation workflow →
Surgical Teams

Pre-op, op, and post-op notes structured for the OR workflow.

Hospitalists

Long-form notes with cross-shift continuity and clean handoffs.

See the hospitalist documentation workflow →
CMIOs / Clinical Leaders

Standardized documentation, governance, and measurable physician time saved.

Revenue Cycle Teams

Cleaner notes, better coding support, and fewer downstream denials.

Customers

Trusted in production. Expanding across specialties.

From a live multi-hospital pilot to active evaluations across surgical, urgent care, and revenue cycle teams.

First pilot · Live

North East Medicine Specialists

Our first pilot and live customer — Physicians, PAs, and NPs documenting across 7 hospitals in Connecticut.

7
Hospitals in CT
MDs · PAs · NPs
Active clinicians
Pilot → Live
Production deployment
In evaluation & discussions
Hospital surgical teams

Ongoing evaluations underway at several hospital surgical groups.

Pulse MD Urgent Care

Evaluation in progress for high-throughput urgent care documentation.

Vascular surgery clinic

Tailored specialty module in active evaluation.

Revenue cycle management

Discussions underway with an RCM company on documentation quality and coding lift.

tebIQ™
Pilot study · Jan 2025 – Mar 2026 · 7 hospitals

Real emergency physicians.
Real emergency departments.
Real results.

37,739 encounters documented across 30+ providers in the NEMS emergency medicine network.

HIPAA-conscious · SOC 2 aligned
4.1×
improvement ratio
tebIQ vs non-tebIQ physicians
+7.5pp
sustained 99291 gap
14 months · vs concurrent peers
$30–53K
est. additional revenue
per physician / year · community ED
9.9% → 24%
single physician result
highest performer in the cohort
+3.63pp
difference-in-differences
most robust statistical finding
37,739
encounters documented
14 months · 7 hospitals · 30+ providers
tebIQ is a product of TebScribe LLC · Encrypted in transit and at rest (AES) · Never used for training · Never sold · BAA available · tebiq.com
Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when it pays for itself.

Per-clinician pricing, no contracts. Free tier to try the workflow today; one recaptured E/M level per shift covers a paid plan many times over.

Free
$0

Your first 20 AI notes are on us — then 10 free AI notes every month.

  • 20 free AI notes to start, 10 more free each month
  • Unlimited basic notes — record, transcribe, edit
  • Keep going anytime at 50¢/AI note, pay as you go
Founders
$50/mo

Or $575/yr. Limited enrollment: apply by December 31, 2026. Price locked while you stay subscribed.

  • The full Solo feature set, nothing held back
  • Price locked while you stay subscribed
  • Direct line to the physician-founder
Solo
$99/mo

The full engine for one physician. Or $999/yr. 7-day free trial.

  • E/M leveling + billing-gap review
  • Critical-care time attestation
  • Sepsis, scores, and clinical panel
  • Every clinical agent
Pro
$249/mo

For high-volume physicians and small groups, 2 seats. Or $2,499/yr. 7-day free trial.

  • Everything in Solo
  • Custom templates and dot-phrases
  • Higher monthly chart volume
  • Priority support
Clinic
$499/mo

Multi-clinician groups and sites. Coming soon.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Group admin and templates
  • Shared presets across the team
  • Onboarding support
Founders · Limited enrollment

$50/mo

or $575/yr

Apply by December 31, 2026. Price locked while you stay subscribed.

Price locked while you stay subscribed
The full Solo feature set, nothing held back
Direct line to the physician-founder
Pay as you go — 50¢/chart

No subscription. Pay only for the charts you generate — the full engine, priced per note. Ideal for occasional or per-diem shifts.

Residents — free

Residents document free through the tebIQ resident program. See the resident program →

Per clinician. Larger groups and health systems: request a quote scoped to your volume and integrations.

Questions people ask

What is an AI medical scribe?

An AI medical scribe turns a patient encounter into a draft clinical note, so you spend less of your shift typing. tebIQ is an AI medical scribe built by a practicing emergency physician: you capture the encounter, tebIQ drafts the note, and you review and edit every word.

Does tebIQ write SOAP notes?

tebIQ drafts structured clinical notes: history, medical decision making, assessment and plan. You can import your own templates and dot phrases, so a SOAP note can be laid out the way your group writes it.

Is tebIQ an ambient scribe or a dictation app?

Both ways of working fit. You can record the encounter or dictate the note afterward, ambient or dictated, your choice, and tebIQ drafts the note either way for you to review.

Does it work for nurses and urgent care?

Urgent care, yes: there is an urgent care workflow with fast notes and discharge instructions in 14 languages. tebIQ is built and tested by a physician for physician notes, so nurse notes and nursing documentation are not what it was designed for today.

Is my patients' data used for training?

Encrypted in transit and at rest (AES). Never used for training. Never sold.

How much does an AI medical scribe cost?

tebIQ is free to start: 20 free AI notes, then 10 free each month, and residents are free. Paid plans are per clinician; the current plans are on the pricing page.

Documentation should feel
this effortless.

See tebIQ in your specialty, on your encounters, with your templates.

On your phone too — iPhone, iPad and Android. Apple Watch is iOS only.

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