Scribeberry AI Medical Scribe

Scribeberry describes itself as a Canadian AI medical scribe, made in Canada, with no headquarters city or founding year stated on the pages fetched. It targets the time clinicians spend writing notes, letters and forms after consultations.

The scribe turns patient conversations into structured clinical notes, letters and forms in 40+ languages, including Mandarin, French, Punjabi and Arabic. Berry, an agentic assistant, handles forms, referrals and follow-ups, and patient intake agents and PDF auto-fill are offered. It works through a Chrome extension and desktop app with any EMR, and integrates with Juno, Jane App, Plexia and Accuro. The company claims 30,000+ providers.

• AI scribe: converts patient conversations into structured notes, letters and forms.
• Multilingual: 40+ languages including Mandarin, French, Punjabi and Arabic.
• Berry agent: handles forms, referrals and follow-ups.
• Patient intake: intake agents and PDF auto-fill.
• Any-EMR access: Chrome extension and desktop app.
• Telehealth support: works with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet and Doxy.

• International clinics in Vietnam documenting consultations with foreign patients.
• Small private practices using the any-EMR extension without integration work.
• Clinics automating referral letters and intake forms.

Supports 40+ languages and works with any EMR through a Chrome extension or desktop app. Offers free trial access. Lists HIPAA, PIPEDA and SOC 2 Type II compliance and keeps Canadian data in Canada. Eligible Canadian clinicians can receive a year of free licence through Canada Health Infoway's programme, per the company blog.

National programmes such as Canada's Infoway AI Scribe Program are funding scribes for primary care, showing public-sector demand. Vietnamese clinics that need multilingual notes for foreign and domestic patients can compare such tools, though Vietnamese is not named among the supported languages on the pages fetched.

Describes itself as a Canadian company; headquarters and founding year not stated on the pages fetched. Pre-qualified by Canada Health Infoway as one of nine AI scribe vendors in 2025. Partner and customer logos include Telus Health, Accuro, Infoway, Sunnybrook and CAMH.