Skypoint, a leading provider of HITRUST r2-certified AI platform for healthcare, announced the launch of two breakthrough AI agents-Skypoint Lia and Skypoint Scribe-designed to dramatically improve workflow efficiency, capturing social determinants of health data (SDOH), and clinical decision-making across care environments.
Healthcare systems are increasingly overwhelmed by fragmented electronic health records (EHRs), redundant documentation, and mounting administrative demands. Skypoint’s new agents address these challenges head-on, empowering clinicians to spend less time navigating systems and more time with patients.
Skypoint Lia is a browser-based, EHR-agnostic AI agent that provides real-time, unified patient insights directly at the point of care. Working seamlessly across platforms like Epic, Cerner, MEDITECH, and PointClickCare, Lia overlays the EHR to surface demographics, payer information, care gaps, SDOH, and more—without any need for integration or disruption to existing systems.
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“Lia puts the full patient picture in front of clinicians in seconds,” said Kishore Bhattacharjee, CTO at Skypoint. “It drives faster decisions, reduces missed opportunities, and improves documentation accuracy-all while ensuring enterprise-grade security.”
Skypoint Scribe complements Lia by tackling one of the biggest pain points in clinical settings: documentation and SDOH data capture. Scribe is a browser extension-based AI agent that captures and transcribes patient interviews in real time. From hospitals and skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) to home care and specialty clinics, Scribe eliminates duplicate entry by extracting key clinical details, such as medications, goals, and care directives, and auto-populating structured fields. Its AI capabilities streamline workflows, enhance compliance, and centralize data into a unified patient record stored securely in Skypoint’s Data Lakehouse, using Data Lakebase for low-latency data management.
“Clinical teams spend too much time duplicating data across systems,” said Rob MacNaughton, President and COO of Skypoint. “Scribe transforms this experience by letting providers document while they care, not after the fact.”
SOURCE: PRNewswire