IIn a recent webinar hosted by VSee and featuring Tele911, leading experts tackled one of healthcare's biggest pain points: the time-consuming burden of clinical documentation. Below are the key takeaways, focusing on concrete changes and measurable results already making an impact in clinical settings.
Tele911's AI-driven documentation tool reduced charting time per patient from 15 minutes to just 1 minute — giving providers 14 minutes back per visit for patient care and reducing administrative burden at scale.
With AI handling note-taking and repetitive typing, clinicians can give their full attention to the patient without dividing focus between care and paperwork.
"Our doctors can now give each patient their full attention, making appointments feel more personal and connected." — Dr. Ramon Lizardo, CEO, Tele911
AI-generated notes are accurate and thorough, reducing the risk of missing critical information and ensuring every member of the care team has clear, reliable records.
The AI tool was rapidly deployed across Tele911's virtual ER and fits directly into existing workflows — no major disruption or extensive retraining required.
"We constantly iterate and improve these tools based on real-world clinician input, because every minute matters — for both the patient and the provider." — Dr. Milton Chen, CEO, VSee
This cycle of listening and refining ensures AI documentation continues to meet frontline clinical needs.
AI-powered scribing is setting a new standard for efficient, accurate, and patient-centered care.
Ramon Lizardo, MD, MBA, is a digital health executive and the CEO of Tele911, a venture-backed company revolutionizing emergency medicine through AI. With a background in clinical innovation, value-based care, and healthcare operations, Ramon has scaled solutions that improve access, reduce costs, and transform patient outcomes. He brings a unique blend of medical expertise and entrepreneurial drive to discussions at the intersection of AI, healthcare delivery, and system redesign.
Dr. Milton Chen is the CEO and cofounder of VSee, the telehealth company born in the visionary Stanford University Human Computer Interaction (HCI) Lab, where Dr. Chen completed his PhD on the psychology and social factors of video communication, co-authored the XMPP video standard, and coded the prototype VSee system. Today, VSee serves 1000+ organizations worldwide, including McKesson, GE Health, Optum, DaVita, and NASA Space Station.
