How Bethany Children's Health Center uses Commure
2 hours
“providers report saving up to 2 hours a day they used to spend charting after shifts”
As published on commure.com, September 2026. Captured by usedby on Oct 8, 2026.
What happened
Bethany Children's uses Commure Ambient AI and Patient Intake to capture clinical encounters in a single structured note across physicians, advanced practice providers, behavioral health, therapy, nursing, and referral and case management teams. It replaces multi-pass documentation across multiple systems.
Summary written by usedby from the source page, in English. The figures are those of Commure and Bethany Children's Health Center, not ours.
- 10,800“Since launch, 40 providers have generated more than 10,800 notes”
- 25“supported by more than 25 custom templates configured down to the individual provider”
- 99%“encounter capture climbed to 99%”
- 90 minutes“Each of those evaluations used to take about 90 minutes of analysis and documentation afterward”
Since launch, 40 providers have generated more than 10,800 notes, nearly 88% of providers use the technology every week, and providers report saving up to 2 hours a day they used to spend charting after shifts.
Our goal was to get rid of multi-pass documentation. If you're a provider, nurse, or therapist, you ask a question, the patient answers, you cogitate, you ask another question, you document, then you refer back to some other document, and then you continue to document.
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