Nabla

After years working in team-based primary care, Dr. Matthew Sakumoto has seen how often documentation becomes the bottleneck that slows everyone down. In his latest piece, our Chief Clinical Product Officer shares why ambient AI should strengthen the entire care team, not just the physician. When notes are delayed, nurse educators, care managers, and coordinators can’t move forward. When documentation keeps pace with the visit, the whole team can act in real time. Ambient AI isn’t just about less time charting — it’s about unlocking better coordination and stronger patient outcomes across the care team. Read the piece here: https://lnkd.in/eaZ8wNr5

We’re excited to be at #AMGA2026 🎉 Join Nabla in Las Vegas, April 16–17, as healthcare leaders come together to shape the future of care—from AI to operational transformation. We’ll be sharing how agentic AI can move beyond documentation to actually drive care forward, turning clinical intent into real actions. 📍 Come find us at Booth 311

We’re excited to be heading to Becker's Healthcare Annual Meeting. Join us on Monday, April 13 (8:50–9:30 AM) for a panel on “Designing Care Beyond the Visit: AI and the Future of Care Orchestration,” moderated by our Chief Clinical Product Officer, Dr. Matthew Sakumoto. We’ll be discussing how AI is expanding beyond documentation to support care coordination across the patient journey. Hope to see you there.

Clinical work doesn’t happen in one place. It happens in fragments: during the encounter, between patients, early in the morning, late at night. A note that needs one more section. A referral that has to go out. An inbox message that can’t wait. Over time, those moments have been split across different tools, each with its own workflow, contract, and cost. Ambient AI has changed part of that picture. But only part. We spoke with Nabla’s Chief Product Officer Laurent Landowski and Chief Clinical Product Officer Matthew Sakumoto about what was still missing, and why dictation was the natural next step toward something simpler: one system for the entire clinical day. Learn more in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/gEPdP3wt

Health systems aren’t just looking to improve documentation—they’re looking to improve outcomes across clinical and financial workflows. At UToledo Health, that meant choosing a partner that could scale across teams and adapt to real-world needs. In just 8 weeks, they saw: • 29% faster chart closure • Improved documentation and coding accuracy • Better capture of higher-acuity visits The difference? Close collaboration to ensure the technology worked for clinicians—not the other way around. We’re proud to have partnered with R. Ryan Sadeghian, whose leadership helped make this system-wide rollout a success. To read more about the partnership ➡️ https://lnkd.in/e9Qj6GVP

How are leading health systems actually putting AI into practice? At Accelerate: AI Innovation in Healthcare, executives from Cedars-Sinai, Stanford University School of Medicine ARISE, UCLA Health, and M Health Fairview shared hard-earned learnings from real-world AI implementation—from evaluating and approving AI solutions across stakeholders to improving workflows, reducing administrative burden, and delivering better patient care. It’s a look at what it actually takes to bring AI into clinical practice. If you're thinking about how to move from AI strategy to execution, this is a conversation worth watching. To read more or watch the full recording: https://lnkd.in/ePaSqkUg

Accelerate: AI Innovation in Healthcare kicks off with insights from Yann LeCun and healthcare leaders driving AI forward in practice. Whether you’re focused on workflows, leadership, or implementation—today’s sessions are built for impact. Join us at 11am ET: https://lnkd.in/eeM2Aech

Tomorrow, healthcare leaders focused on the future come together to explore how AI can truly accelerate care delivery. Don’t miss former Chief Scientist of Meta’s AI Lab, Yann LeCun, share his vision for the future of AI, along with real-world lessons from leading health systems. Accelerate: AI Innovation in Healthcare is a virtual summit designed to provide actionable insights on real-world AI adoption, clinical transformation, and operational excellence. Last chance to register: https://lnkd.in/euZg9eME

We’re proud to share that Nabla Co-Founder & COO Delphine Groll has been named to the 2026 Female Founders 500 from Inc. This list highlights 500 outstanding women entrepreneurs across the U.S. and around the world who are building companies with real impact. Delphine co-founded Nabla with a clear mission: to restore the human connection at the heart of healthcare through AI that supports clinicians and care teams. Her leadership continues to shape how we build technology that works in real clinical environments. Congratulations to Delphine and to all the incredible founders on the list. 🔗 See the full 2026 Female Founders 500: https://lnkd.in/eeaDztn3

Human in the loop—or human in the way? That was the question at the heart of a packed #HIMSS2026 Physicians Community Roundtable, where clinical leaders debated the next phase of healthcare AI: the shift from ambient AI that documents care to agentic AI that can act within clinical workflows. Moderated by our Chief Medical Officer Ed Lee, MD, MPH,  and featuring R. Ryan Sadeghian (HIRING), MD, MBA,MSc, FACHDM, FHIMSS, FAAPL, FAAP, Doug McKee, M.D., FAAFP, FAMIA, and Dr. Dr. Bita Behrouzi the conversation explored: • The emerging “autonomy ladder” for healthcare AI • Why governance and trust may be bigger barriers than technology • How health systems are already exploring agentic workflows in revenue cycle, care coordination, and patient safety • What advances like world models could mean for the next generation of clinical AI The big takeaway from HIMSS: healthcare isn’t just experimenting with AI anymore. The governance models developed for ambient AI are now becoming the foundation for safely introducing agentic AI. Full recap of the discussion: 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eapKfNm4

Ambient AI doesn’t succeed because of great transcription. It succeeds because it solves the right problem. On the Claims Denied podcast by Hospitalogy, our Chief Clinical Product Officer, Dr. Matt Sakumoto, reflects on his years practicing at Sutter Health and shares a practical perspective on implementing ambient AI in real-world health systems. In the episode, he discusses: • Why health systems must define the problem first before choosing AI tools • How documentation challenges extend beyond physicians to the entire care team • What it takes to align ambient AI with real clinical workflows • The financial complexity facing health systems of all sizes • Why AI must deliver measurable operational impact, not just efficiency gains For leaders thinking about AI adoption, this episode cuts through the noise. 🎧 Listen to the full episode of Claims Denied here: https://lnkd.in/e2zW8TBJ

Our strategic partner AMI - Advanced Machine Intelligence has announced a $1.03B funding round to advance world models, a new class of AI systems designed to understand how real-world environments work, not just generate language. Why does that matter for healthcare? As AI expands across clinical workflows, systems must go beyond answering questions. They need to understand context, navigate complex environments, and operate safely within the realities of care delivery. Through our partnership with AMI Labs, Nabla is exploring how these emerging architectures can help shape the next generation of clinical AI. Learn more in our latest blog: https://lnkd.in/eXKqxwJy

Heading to #HIMSS2026? Come enjoy a sweet treat with the Nabla team at booth #1958! We’re also hosting a HIMSS Physicians Community Roundtable on a big question facing healthcare AI: Agentic AI in 2026: How Much Autonomy is Healthcare Ready to Give? Join clinical leaders as they discuss how agentic AI fits into real healthcare workflows, including integration with EHRs, governance, reliability, and why human-in-the-loop models remain essential for some workflows. Hear from: • Ed Lee, MD, MPH — Chief Medical Officer, Nabla, Moderator • R. Ryan Sadeghian (HIRING), MD, MBA,MSc, FACHDM, FHIMSS, FAAPL, FAAP — CMIO, University of Toledo • Doug McKee, M.D., FAAFP, FAMIA — Associate CMIO, Orlando Health • Bita Behrouzi, MD — Internist, Maine Medical Center 📍 Venetian | Level 5 | Palazzo E 📅 March 10 | 4:30–5:30 PM Then stick around and enjoy beverages and apps at the reception to follow.  Register here: https://lnkd.in/e4qB56E8

Today on International Women’s Day, we’re reflecting on the progress made, as well as the work still ahead in building more equitable leadership in healthcare and technology. According to a 2023 McKinsey study, women hold just 32% of C-suite roles globally. At Nabla, 50% of our executive leadership team are women. This didn’t happen by accident. Building diverse leadership is a conscious choice — and one that strengthens how we build products, support clinicians, and serve health systems.

Ambient AI in healthcare only delivers value when it works seamlessly in real clinical environments. And adoption depends on more than great technology — it depends on trust and execution. In this recent industry deep dive with Healthcare AI Guy, our VP of Customer Success, Christina Boulier shares how we approach AI deployment in real clinical environments. At Nabla, Customer Success isn’t a post-sale function, it’s core to how we work. From deep EHR integrations to specialty-specific onboarding and rapid product iteration based on clinician feedback, we work side-by-side with our partners to drive measurable outcomes across efficiency, provider burnout and patient experience. That’s how trust is built and clinical AI adoption actually sticks. Check out the interview here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eJ4FCfhV

The Future of AI Meets Healthcare On March 18, join a fireside chat with Yann LeCun, former Chief Scientist of Meta’s AI Lab, and one of the world’s foremost AI pioneers, as he explores world models and what the next generation of AI could mean for healthcare innovation. This session kicks off Accelerate: AI Innovation in Healthcare, a virtual summit focused on turning AI potential into real-world progress. Don’t miss it: https://lnkd.in/eZu8uN92

Context is everything in healthcare: from specialty and care setting to patient history and the real-world constraints that shape decisions every day. The next generation of AI models will be defined by their ability to understand and adapt to that clinical context. Yann LeCun and Alex LeBrun recently joined Graham Walker, MD on the How I Doctor podcast to explore how world models will reshape reliability and decision making with clinical AI. Listen to the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/gYqh9_Kf

AI is driving incredible innovation and actively reshaping care delivery. On March 18, join healthcare leaders from around the world for a virtual summit exploring how AI moves from vision to real-world impact across the healthcare landscape. Featuring a keynote fireside chat with Yann LeCun, former Chief Scientist of Meta’s AI Lab, plus leaders from Cedars-Sinai, Stanford ARISE, UCLA Health, and M Health Fairview. Expect practical insights on: ✔️ Clinical transformation ✔️ Operational excellence ✔️ AI leadership & literacy ✔️ Executing AI at scale Register here → https://lnkd.in/gqhWMhWP

What makes Graham Walker, MD feel “the vibes are off” in the ER, and can AI learn to think like him? In this exclusive How I Doctor episode, Graham Walker, MD, Offcall co-founder and EM physician, sits down with Yann LeCun, Executive Chairman of Amilabs and Turing Award Laureate, and Nabla Co-Founder & CEO Alex LeBrun to explore the next big leap in AI: world models. They explain: 🔘 What they are 🔘 How they complement LLMs 🔘 How they can improve reliability in healthcare Listen to this masterclass here: https://lnkd.in/eAMRFZxf

We are thrilled to welcome Matthew Sakumoto, MD as Nabla’s Chief Clinical Product Officer! Few clinicians have the ability to bridge frontline care, clinical informatics, and product strategy at scale. Dr. Sakumoto brings that rare skillset. He will lead the clinical vision for Nabla’s product roadmap, and ensure our AI continues to be shaped by real world clinical experience across the full spectrum of care. Dr. Sakumoto's deep experience across virtual care, clinical informatics, and health system leadership, including roles at Sutter Health, UCSF, and Teladoc Health, will be key as we expand the scope of our AI assistant. Read more about his decision to join us and what's next: https://lnkd.in/eTDA8SET

More and more, health systems are looking for unified platforms that reduce tool overload and scale across specialties, rather than stitching together fragmented point solutions. M Health Fairview, a system with 10+ hospitals and 60+ clinics, evaluated Nabla directly within Epic and chose our combined Ambient AI assistant + Dictation solution to deploy across inpatient and outpatient workflows. Nabla was built to support clinicians with flexibility, usability, and scale, and we’re proud to work alongside teams focused on sustainable, high-quality care. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e9DHan26

The decisions health systems make in 2026 will usher in a new era in healthcare. Next week, 50 of the most respected minds in healthcare are joining Nabla to answer one question: How do we accelerate the next era of AI in care? We work alongside clinicians and health systems at the front edge of care transformation. This summit is where we write the next chapter. More soon from #AccelerateAISummit 📍 January 28–30, 2026 | Santa Monica

Clinicians at Aultman Health System are choosing to rely on Nabla during complex visits, where presence and precision both matter. Our ambient AI assistant helps them keep key discussion points top of mind, document in their own style, and move seamlessly across visit types, including acute visits. That trust is driving Aultman Health System to scale Nabla to hundreds of clinicians, embedded natively within Oracle Cerner across inpatient and outpatient settings. Since we started working together, clinicians have reported: ☑️ 30-60 minutes saved per day on documentation ☑️ 20-40% reduction in documentation time per patient ☑️ In some cases, the ability to see 3-5 additional patients per day Building on this rollout, Aultman is expanding Nabla system-wide, including family medicine, oncology, surgery, and urology. More details on our partnership: https://lnkd.in/eVKmRFUe

Note generation speed is often the first “aha” moment for clinicians using Nabla, especially during complex, multi-problem visits. When notes keep up in real time, clinicians don’t mentally hold details for later and can stay fully present with the patient. Saving a few minutes per visit quickly compounds into hours back each week. And when notes are done same-day, work doesn’t follow clinicians home.

We are often asked how clinician feedback shapes our approach to training and onboarding in practice, and the answer is simple: we listen closely and translate what clinicians need into practical updates that make adoption easier. ➡ When clinicians asked for training that reflected their specialties, we introduced tailored video walkthroughs for each partner organization. ➡ When clinicians asked for short, workflow based training, we expanded our plug and play training library so teams can make full use of Nabla’s features. Read more from Christina Boulier, VP of Customer Success at Nabla, who sat down with KLAS Research to discuss how independent feedback informs the way we work with healthcare organizations. https://lnkd.in/eDJFg7-T

Happy Holidays from Nabla 🎄✨ The end of the year is a good reminder that rest matters, for clinicians and everyone who supports them. To the clinicians on shift this season, thank you for taking care of others. We’re thinking of you, and we’re grateful. Wishing you a bright, restful holiday season. The Nabla Team

We’re excited to announce a major milestone for Nabla: a new exclusive strategic partnership with Advanced Machine Intelligence, founded by our advisor and founding investor Yann LeCun. This partnership grants Nabla first access to world-class model technologies, enabling us to move toward more deterministic and agentic AI systems that will define the next era of clinical innovation. https://lnkd.in/etHuAfeP

Ambient AI has long been recognized for its potential to reduce clinician burnout, but documentation is just one part of the broader efficiency puzzle. Every health system operates with unique workflows, pressures, and priorities, which means the impact of ambient tools can vary. What’s encouraging is that studies like the one recently published in the NEJM AI bring real-world clarity to where these technologies make the greatest difference. This latest publication is a positive step forward for physicians and patients alike. It sets an important benchmark for understanding how to match the right solutions to each health system’s specific needs, meeting clinicians where they are, at the point of care, to reduce friction, administrative burden, and ultimately burnout. At Nabla, we’ve always believed that technology should feel invisible, supportive, and built directly around clinical workflows. We’re proud to see the outcomes reflected in this study, and we look forward to continuing to partner with health systems to reshape the clinician experience and help deliver better care for all. Read the study: https://lnkd.in/gND6CwVW

LCMC Health, a leading Louisiana health system with 2,800+ clinicians supporting ~1.5M annual patient visits, has selected Nabla to power its systemwide ambient AI implementation, fully integrated within their Epic EHR. In their words, what made the difference was not just the reliability and accuracy of our ambient AI assistant, but the partnership and collaboration throughout the process, something we care about deeply at Nabla. Read the announcement: https://lnkd.in/eAhnPaQQ

This year's Annual Symposium #AMIA2025 in Atlanta brought together thousands of informatics leaders focused on modernizing research, clinical care, and public health systems. As the Title Sponsor, Nabla took part in several key conversations shaping the future of AI in healthcare. 1️⃣ Navigating the AI Frontier: Agents, Terminologies, and the Evolution of Informatics Laurent Landowski joined leaders from MITRE, Epic, Wolters Kluwer Health, Kennesaw State University, and Oracle to discuss the shift toward agentic AI and the ongoing importance of terminology and ontology work in an AI enabled world. 2️⃣ Everyone Wants AI: Fostering Trust and Adoption with Clinicians Ed Lee, MD, MPH led a session with Aaron Thompson, MD, MPH, FAAP, FAMIA from LCMC Health and James M. Blum, MD, CDH-E from University of Iowa Health Care on clinical readiness, trust, privacy safeguards, and preparing providers for AI supported care. 3️⃣ Focus Group: Where Can Agentic AI Deliver Real Value in Clinical Practice? Nabla convened CMIOs and informatics professionals to explore practical opportunities for agentic systems and the challenges health systems are prioritizing today. Thank you to all who joined the sessions and discussions.This year’s AMIA programming showed real momentum in how the informatics community is thinking about AI’s next chapter. AMIA (American Medical Informatics Association)

Clinicians who use Nabla want AI they can rely on. That trust comes from measurable validation and quality checks that reflect real clinical use, not just model strength. In this episode, our Co-Founder and CTO, Martin Raison, explains how transparent tracking of performance guides how we build reliable ambient AI today and prepare for safe agentic capabilities in the future. Link to the podcast: https://lnkd.in/em4ukz-f

The #NextGenUGM25 brought together healthcare leaders, innovators, and partners shaping the future of clinical care through AI. Grégoire Novel, Senior Product Manager at Nabla, joined the conversation on stage across multiple sessions, engaging with thoughtful voices, including Prathima S. Gregg Evering Sanjeev Kumar Jeevan Rag Jason Ostroski Garo Doudian and many others, reinforcing a shared vision for building AI that clinicians can trust and that enhances both care delivery and the provider experience. Our partnership with NextGen Healthcare continues to thrive, and we’re just getting started in redefining what’s possible when human expertise and AI work together. NextGen Healthcare Priscilla Pennington Sara McCarthy Erin Gray

Our team had an incredible time last week at #athenahealthThrive, athenahealth’s annual customer summit. It was great catching up partners, from Homeward's Fahad Ahmad, to the team at knownwell, Britta Reierson, MD, FAAFP, Diplomat Obesity Med and Dillon Mount and so many others. We’re excited to keep deepening our integration with athenahealth and supporting its amazing community of practices!

On our recent MIT Technology Review article, our Co-Founder & CEO Alex LeBrun discusses how specialized AI agents can connect the care ecosystem and make clinical workflows feel effortless: Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/etcmHBnT

We're excited to share our Co-founder and COO, Delphine Groll, has been named one of Crain's New York Business 2025 Notable Leaders in Health Care Technology. Delphine’s work reflects our ongoing commitment to advancing the responsible use of AI to support clinicians and improve patient outcomes. We’re grateful to see her recognized among so many thoughtful leaders shaping the future of health care, including - Bunny Ellerin Nicholas Gavin Michael Mainiero Justin Schreiber Kristin Myers Leo Bodden, MBA, CCIE, CHCIO, CDH-E Tanzeem Choudhury Dr. Ashish Mandavia, MD

Join us this week at the 2025 Ending Clinician Burnout Global Virtual Summit! Our Chief Medical Officer Ed Lee, MD, MPH will take part in two sessions alongside healthcare leaders to discuss clinician wellbeing and explore systemic, technology-driven solutions. Leading with Intelligence: AI, Wellbeing, and Reducing Clinician Burden 📅 Thursday, November 6, 2025 – 4:15 PM ET 🎤 With Stephanie Hines MBA, RN-BC, CHCIO (Valleywise Health) Session 2: Building a Clinically Aligned Well-Being Strategy: What CMIOs Can Do Now to Reduce Burden and Strengthen Care Delivery 📅 Friday, November 7, 2025 – 9:30 AM ET 🎤 With Ashton Clayborn, DO (Choctaw Nation Health Services Authority (CNHSA) We are proud to be the Title Sponsor of this year’s summit, bringing together global leaders committed to improving clinician wellbeing and strengthening the healthcare workforce.

Ambient AI changed how clinicians document care. Agentic AI will change how they deliver care. MIT Technology Review sat down with our CEO, Alex LeBrun, and Chief Medical Officer, Ed Lee, MD, MPH, to explore Nabla’s vision for agentic AI in clinical care, from how specialized, composable AI agents can connect and manage clinical workflows, to how trust in new technology is built. A vision where care is intelligent, connected, and built around clinicians. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/dcFsJGce

This week at HLTH Inc., our Co-Founder & COO Delphine Groll joined the panel “So You Want to Build an AI Company?” to share her perspective on what it really takes to build impactful, trustworthy technology in healthcare. Delphine discussed how choosing the right technology for your company, whether leveraging a third-party LLM or developing a proprietary model is only the beginning. The quality of your data, the agility of your evaluation framework, and ensuring your AI is measurably improving outcomes that meet the needs of clinicians and healthcare systems. '"When it comes to very complex, human-specific aspects of healthcare, it’s true that our own proprietary model performs very well. For example, for separating several voices during an encounter we call that diarization, we train and improve our in-house models every day.” This is one of the many ways we uniquely leverage technology to set ourselves apart and deliver AI that is not only cutting-edge, but deeply attuned to the realities of healthcare and the needs of our users.

Nabla Connect is our new plug-and-play module that lets any EHR deliver advanced Ambient AI inside their platform in just a few days. It's built from years of hands-on EHR integration experience, grounded in safe and scalable implementation, and a deep understanding of clinician workflows. Meet us at HLTH 2025, booth #1824, to see how Nabla Connect can bring the future of healthcare to every EHR.

Introducing Nabla Connect: The fastest way for any EHR to deliver world-class ambient AI. As more clinicians turn to ambient AI, Nabla Connect now gives EHR vendors a plug-and-play module to embed Nabla’s trusted ambient AI directly into their platform. Making integration fast and straightforward, completed in just a few days. With Nabla Connect, EHRs can now: ✔️ Integrate compliant ambient AI instantly, without heavy engineering ✔️ Enhance clinician experience with seamless, accurate note generation ✔️ Stay future proof through continuous feature updates Meet us at HLTH 2025, booth #1824, to see how Nabla Connect can bring the future of healthcare to every EHR. Read more: https://lnkd.in/ebRtMyqf