As published on abridge.com. Checked by usedby on Oct 9, 2026.
What happened
Cambridge Health Alliance clinicians across primary care and specialties use Abridge's ambient AI to document patient encounters. It detects the spoken language and specialty automatically and generates an English clinical note, supporting care for a multilingual patient population.
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CHA chose Abridge because of its industry-leading multilingual capabilities that empower its clinicians—from primary care to pulmonology, orthopedics, pediatrics, and other specialties—to better serve its diverse, often underserved community.
We provide equitable care to an incredibly diverse group of patients,” said Dr. Hannah Galvin, Chief Medical Information Officer at CHA. “It's challenging to speak in one language and type in another. Clinicians can now truly focus on the patient—regardless of language—and know that Abridge will create an English note at the end of the encounter.
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