EMR integration
Oracle Health (Cerner) AI Scribe
Oracle Health (Cerner) is where your clinic already charts. Scribeberry connects through the Chrome extension on the web version, or the desktop app for dictation into the installed client, so the reviewed note lands in the chart instead of a clipboard. No EMR change, no integration fee.
Send to Oracle Health (Cerner)
Ready to review- Visit recorded and drafted
- Note reviewed by you
- Note placed in Oracle Health (Cerner)
What the Oracle Health (Cerner) connection actually does
The aim is for the visit to become a chart note without a second typing shift. In Oracle Health (Cerner), Scribeberry connects through the Chrome extension on the web version, or the desktop app for dictation into the installed client.
Oracle Health (Cerner) runs in hospitals and large clinics across Canada and the US. Like other hospital EHRs, what you can add is governed by your organisation's IT process.
Scribeberry records or accepts dictation of the encounter (with patient consent), drafts a structured note in your template, and you review and edit it before anything goes into the chart. The clinician signs the note, the AI drafts it.
How it connects
Scribeberry + Oracle Health (Cerner): connection, reads and writes
| Connection | What Scribeberry reads | What it writes back |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome extension or desktop app | Not applicable on the desktop path, encounter context is brought into Scribeberry by the clinician | Reviewed text into Oracle Health fields via the desktop app, or extension workflows on approved web workstations |
Limits that matter
No self-serve native Cerner integration is claimed here. Workstation use must follow your organisation's software and privacy policies.
Set it up
- Start a Scribeberry trial and install the app or extension for your workstation.
- Follow the Oracle Health (Cerner) setup path in the tutorial linked below, then connect a test chart.
- Run one sample encounter, review the draft, and check every mapped field before using it with patients.
- Confirm patient-consent wording for your province or state before the first recorded visit.
See the Oracle Health (Cerner) setup steps
The tutorial covers install, permissions and the first test encounter.
Who this fits in Canada and US hospitals
- Clinicians charting in Cerner/Oracle Health workstations
- Hospital teams piloting ambient documentation under IT governance
- Groups comparing DAX/Dragon-style dictation with a standalone scribe
Scribeberry publishes HIPAA and PIPEDA compliance documentation and privacy assessments, stores Canadian customer data in Canada, and does not train models on patient data. It is pre-qualified for Canada Health Infoway's AI Scribe Program. Request current security reports through the Trust Center.
Pricing
Scribeberry Pro is $99/month per provider with unlimited encounters, and the Oracle Health (Cerner) connection is included, no integration fee. Trial: 3 days unlimited, then 20 uses per month free. Your Oracle Health (Cerner) subscription is billed separately by Oracle Health, formerly Cerner Millennium.
Try Scribeberry with Oracle Health (Cerner)
Start free, connect your test chart, and time the edit on a real template.
Frequently asked questions
Does Scribeberry work with Oracle Health (Cerner)?
Yes. Scribeberry connects to Oracle Health (Cerner) through chrome extension or desktop app. It does not pull chart data on this path, so you bring the encounter context into Scribeberry yourself. It writes reviewed text into Oracle Health fields via the desktop app, or extension workflows on approved web workstations. Setup steps are in the tutorial linked on this page.
Is there an extra fee for the Oracle Health (Cerner) connection?
No. EMR connections are included in Scribeberry plans (Pro $99/month per provider). You keep paying your EMR vendor directly.
Is this the same as DAX Copilot?
No. DAX/Dragon Copilot is Microsoft's hospital EHR play. Scribeberry is a standalone scribe you use at the workstation; the DAX alternative page compares the two approaches.
Is my patient data used to train AI models?
No. Scribeberry does not train models on patient data. Canadian customer data is stored in Canada and encrypted in transit and at rest, see the security page for the published compliance documents and Trust Center reports.
