During a patient encounter, Glass.health listens in real time and delivers diagnostic insights, evidence-based clinical guidance, and documentation support directly at the point of care. This AI clinical decision support system generates differential diagnoses, drafts assessment and plan sections, checks drug interactions, and verifies treatment protocols against trusted medical sources. It handles ambient scribing automatically, producing clinic notes, progress notes, discharge summaries, after-visit summaries, and patient handouts without requiring manual data entry. The system achieved 70% performance on the US Medical Licensing Exam, JAMA Clinical Case Challenges, and NEJM Clinicopathologic Case Conferences. Free ambient scribing is available to get started, and Glass.health includes EHR integration and a developer API for custom workflows.
Glass.health targets practicing doctors and clinicians working in health systems who need clinical intelligence during active patient care rather than just documentation tools for afterward. It serves physicians who manage complex cases requiring differential diagnosis support, those who need to verify treatment protocols quickly, and clinicians looking to reduce time spent on documentation without sacrificing thoroughness. This solution fits medical professionals across specialties who want evidence-backed recommendations with proper citations during consultations, and those working in settings where real-time guidance can improve diagnostic accuracy and workflow efficiency.
In primary care settings, Glass.health assists with generating history questions on the fly as symptoms emerge during examination, then produces complete clinical notes and patient handouts before the encounter ends. Emergency department physicians use it to cross-reference drug interactions and verify protocols while managing multiple patients, with the system drafting handoff notes for shift changes. Hospitalists rely on Glass.health for discharge planning, using it to create discharge summaries and instructions that patients can understand. The EHR integration means clinical notes flow directly into existing systems without copy-pasting, while the API allows health systems to embed Glass.health's clinical intelligence into proprietary workflows or departmental tools. Specialists use the differential diagnosis feature to explore less common conditions backed by current medical literature.
