Nabla

Nabla reports deployment across 130+ healthcare organizations, use by 85,000+ clinicians and more than 20 million patient encounters per year; individual system deployments such as Denver Health have already documented more than 300,000 encounters.

Nabla reports deployment in 130+ health organizations, 85,000+ clinicians and more than 20 million patient encounters per year, with numerous health-system case studies.

Nabla reports deployment in 130+ health organizations, 85,000+ clinicians and more than 20 million patient encounters per year, with numerous health-system case studies.

Nabla's technical article describes adapting speech recognition to medical encounters and evaluating English and French outputs using word-error and medical-term-error rates. The domain-specific model and evaluation methodology is independent of EHR workflow integration.

Nabla develops ambient documentation, dictation and clinical workflow AI embedded into EHR environments and health-tech platforms.

Nabla develops ambient documentation, dictation and clinical workflow AI embedded into EHR environments and health-tech platforms.

Nabla demonstrates enterprise health-system implementation, EHR integration and operational support across a large healthcare customer base.

Nabla demonstrates enterprise health-system implementation, EHR integration and operational support across a large healthcare customer base.

Nabla raised $70M in Series C funding, bringing total funding to $120M, while reporting adoption by 130+ healthcare organizations and 85,000 clinicians; the capital supports expansion of technical, clinical and go-to-market teams and agentic clinical workflows.

Nabla Connect documents OAuth backend access, encounter creation and context transfer, plus note and patient-instruction export callbacks with HMAC verification.

ML, voice and workflow automation skills transfer broadly, but healthcare workflow, EHR and clinical-domain specialization materially constrain full portability.

ML, voice and workflow automation skills transfer broadly, but healthcare workflow, EHR and clinical-domain specialization materially constrain full portability.