S10.AI — The AI-powered assistant Transforming emergency medicine care
Boost efficiency, reduce administrative burden, and improve patient outcomes with S10.ai. Our platform combines AI Scribe, AI Agents, and intelligent automation to streamline documentation, coding, and patient communication—all within your existing EHR.
AI Pre-Charting for Emergency Medicine
Prepare for patient visits in minutes, not hours. S10.ai's AI Scribe + AI Agents deliver instant clinical priorities, updates, and patient insights—giving clinicians a complete, actionable view of every patient.
Context-Aware Clinical Notes
S10.ai automatically surfaces key details from past visits and customizes notes for today's encounter. Always accurate. Always relevant.
Intelligent Coding & Billing
Capture the full complexity of care without manual effort. AI-driven coding ensures accurate ICD-10, HCC, and E/M assignments, reducing errors and optimizing revenue.
AI Phone & Chat Agents
Manage patient calls, messages, confirmations, and follow-ups effortlessly. Fully integrated with your EHR, AI Chat and Phone Agents triage inquiries, provide instant answers, and log summaries automatically.
Custom Workflow Automation
Automate repetitive tasks like referrals, insurance verification, and lab notifications. HIPAA-compliant and tailored to emergency medicine workflows for maximum impact.
Seamless Emergency Medicine-Specific EMR & App Integrations
Connects with your emergency medicine-specific EMR and 7,000+ productivity apps. No screen-switching. No duplicate entries. Just smarter workflows.
Read about integrationsResults emergency medicine practices love
Real metrics from practices using S10.ai to transform their workflows
~80%
clinician adoption
2.2
hours saved per day
34%
more ICD-10 codes captured
45%
fewer manual administrative tasks
3×
faster patient follow-ups
Improved
patient engagement via AI Chat & Phone Agents
Designed by emergency medicine experts, for emergency medicine clinicians
We build AI in partnership with clinical leaders to enhance care, streamline operations, and evolve based on real-world feedback.
Open feedback channels
Direct communication with clinicians and onsite experts for continuous improvement
Hands-on training
Comprehensive training during pilots and rollout phases
Rapid implementation
Quick deployment of updates and change requests based on user needs
Continuous support
24/7 support via phone, email, and chat—optimized for AI Chat Agents
Quality Assurance & Compliance
HIPAA-compliant infrastructure with continuous monitoring, regular updates, and dedicated compliance team ensuring your practice meets all regulatory requirements.
Emergency Medicine Insights & Resources
The Hidden Revenue Impact: How Emergency Medicine Practices Save $150,000+ Annually with AI Automation
Discover how AI automation can unlock over $150,000 in annual savings for your emergency medicine practice. Learn how AI streamlines clinical documentation, optimizes billing and coding, and reduces claim denials to significantly boost your revenue cycle and reduce physician burnout.
From Overwhelmed to Optimized: How Emergency Medicine Practices Transform Their Entire Workflow with AI
Discover how AI is transforming emergency medicine by optimizing workflows, accelerating triage, and improving patient outcomes. Learn how AI-powered tools reduce documentation, prevent physician burnout, and enhance clinical decision-making for a more efficient and effective emergency department.
Zero Disruption AI: The Emergency Medicine Practice Implementation Guide That Actually Works
Optimize your emergency medicine practice with AI. Learn how AI-powered triage and scribe solutions can enhance clinical workflows, improve patient flow, and reduce physician burnout—all with a zero-disruption implementation approach.
Emergency Medicine Resources
Explore comprehensive emergency medicine resources including diagnoses, medical codes, clinical templates, terminology, and lab results tailored for modern cardiovascular practice.
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Emergency Medicine Medical Resources Directory
Comprehensive collection of emergency medicine medical resources including:
- Common emergency medicine diagnoses and conditions
- ICD-10 diagnostic codes for cardiovascular conditions
- CPT procedure codes for cardiac interventions
- Clinical documentation templates
- Medical abbreviations and terminology
- Common medical phrases in cardiology
- Medical prefixes, suffixes, and root words
- Clinical charts and patient timelines
- Laboratory test results and interpretations
Diagnoses
ACom Aneurysm
Learn about ACom Aneurysm (Anterior Communicating Artery Aneurysm) diagnosis, including clinical documentation and medical coding information. Find details on ACom Artery Aneurysm symptoms, treatment, and healthcare management. This resource offers valuable information for medical professionals seeking accurate and comprehensive details on Anterior Communicating Artery aneurysms.
ADD Evaluation
Find comprehensive information on ADD Evaluation, also known as Attention Deficit Disorder Evaluation and ADHD Inattentive Type Evaluation. This resource offers guidance for healthcare professionals on clinical documentation, medical coding, and diagnostic criteria for ADD. Learn about best practices for accurate ADD diagnosis and effective treatment strategies. Improve your understanding of inattentive ADHD and ensure proper documentation for optimal patient care.
ADD without Hyperactivity
Understanding ADD without Hyperactivity, also known as Attention Deficit Disorder or Predominantly Inattentive Type ADHD, is crucial for accurate clinical documentation and medical coding. This page provides healthcare professionals with information on diagnosing and documenting ADD inattentive type, including diagnostic criteria, differential diagnosis, and best practices for medical coding. Learn about symptoms, treatment options, and resources for patients with ADD without hyperactivity.
ADHA Inattentive
Understanding ADHD Inattentive, formerly known as ADD or Attention Deficit Disorder, requires accurate clinical documentation for proper diagnosis and medical coding. This page provides healthcare professionals with information on diagnosing ADHD Inattentive Type, including symptoms, diagnostic criteria, and best practices for medical coding to ensure appropriate patient care and billing. Learn about ADHD inattentive type and its impact on patients.
ADHD Combined Type
Find comprehensive information on ADHD Combined Type, also known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Combined Type or ADHD-C. This resource offers guidance on clinical documentation, medical coding, and diagnostic criteria for Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, Combined Presentation, specifically for healthcare professionals. Learn about accurate diagnosis and effective treatment strategies for patients with ADHD Combined Type.
ADHD Predominantly Inattentive Type
Understanding ADHD Predominantly Inattentive Type (formerly known as ADD or Attention Deficit Disorder)? This resource provides information on diagnosis criteria, clinical documentation best practices for healthcare professionals, and relevant medical coding (ICD-10) for Attention Deficit Disorder Inattentive Type. Learn about symptoms, treatment options, and resources for managing inattention in patients with this subtype of ADHD.
ADHD Unspecified
Find information on ADHD Unspecified (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder Unspecified), also known as ADHD NOS. Learn about diagnosis criteria, clinical documentation, and medical coding for ADHD Unspecified in healthcare settings. This resource offers guidance for accurate and efficient documentation of ADHD Unspecified, supporting best practices for clinicians and medical professionals.
AIDS
Find comprehensive information on AIDS, also known as Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome and HIV Disease. This resource covers essential aspects of AIDS diagnosis, including clinical documentation, medical coding, ICD codes, healthcare guidelines, and HIV testing. Learn about the stages of HIV infection, treatment options, and preventative measures. Access valuable resources for healthcare professionals, patients, and researchers seeking reliable information on AIDS and HIV management.
ICD-10 Codes
H60-H62
Diseases of external ear
H65-H75
Diseases of middle ear and mastoid
H90-H94
Other disorders of ear
H95
Intraoperative and postprocedural complications and disorders of ear and mastoid process, not elsewhere classified
H80-H83
Diseases of inner ear
S10-S19
Injuries to the neck
S00-S09
Injuries to the head
S20-S29
Injuries to the thorax
CPT Codes
CPT 99285 Emergency Department Visit With High Complexity Medical Decision Making
Emergency department visit with high complexity medical decision-making, encompassing comprehensive assessment, urgent diagnostics, and advanced therapeutic interventions for critically ill or injured patients.
CPT 99284 Emergency Department Visit With High Complexity Medical Decision Making
Emergency department visit with moderate complexity medical decision-making, encompassing focused assessment, selective diagnostics, and therapeutic interventions for urgent yet non-critical conditions.
CPT 99283 Emergency Department Visit With Moderate Complexity Medical Decision Making
Emergency department visit with moderate complexity medical decision-making, including focused evaluation, diagnostic testing, and basic therapeutic interventions.
CPT 99183 Physician Standby Services
Physician standby services, requiring presence without active management, typically for procedural or diagnostic support in high-risk cases.
Hospital Outpatient Visit
Hospital outpatient clinic visit for evaluation and management across various specialties.
BLS Ambulance
Basic Life Support (BLS) ambulance service for emergency transport.
ED Level III
Level III emergency department visit for moderate complexity cases.
CPT 99285 Emergency Department Visit With High Complexity Medical Decision Making
Emergency department visit with high complexity medical decision-making, encompassing comprehensive assessment, urgent diagnostics, and advanced therapeutic interventions for critically ill or injured patients.
Templates
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Chest Pain
Emergency department SOAP note template for chest pain evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Shortness of Breath
Emergency department SOAP note template for shortness of breath evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Abdominal Pain
Emergency department SOAP note template for abdominal pain evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Trauma
Emergency department SOAP note template for trauma evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Burns
Emergency department SOAP note template for burns evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Poisoning
Emergency department SOAP note template for poisoning evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Overdose
Emergency department SOAP note template for overdose evaluation and acute management.
Emergency Medicine SOAP Note for Allergic Reaction
Emergency department SOAP note template for allergic reaction evaluation and acute management.
Abbreviations
CA-125
CA-125 is a protein often found in higher levels in the blood of women with ovarian cancer. It is used as a tumor marker to evaluate treatment response or disease progression.
BPH
BPH is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland commonly affecting older men, leading to urinary symptoms.
HAV
Hepatitis A virus is a contagious virus that causes liver inflammation, leading to symptoms such as jaundice, fatigue, and abdominal pain. It is usually transmitted through contaminated food or water.
ABG
ABG is a test that measures the levels of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the blood to assess lung function and acid-base balance.
AMD
AMD is a common eye condition leading to vision loss in people over 50 due to damage to the macula, a small spot near the center of the retina.
HRT
Hormone replacement therapy is a treatment used to alleviate symptoms of menopause by replenishing estrogen and progesterone levels in women.
URI
An upper respiratory infection (URI) is an infection that affects the nasal passages and throat, commonly caused by viruses.
IM
Intramuscular refers to the administration of medication directly into a muscle. This method allows for faster absorption compared to oral routes.
Phrases
Evidence-based medicine principles applied to clinical decision making
The integration of best available research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values to guide healthcare decisions.
Teaching attending physician oversight for all clinical decisions
Direct supervision and responsibility of a teaching attending physician for all patient care decisions made by residents or other learners.
Substance use disorder assessment using validated screening tools
Evaluation of substance use patterns and related problems using standardized instruments designed to identify potential substance use disorders.
NPO status confirmed for appropriate duration before surgery
Verification that the patient refrained from oral intake for the prescribed period prior to a surgical procedure.
Patient assessed as ASA physical status classification III
A patient with severe systemic disease that limits activity but is not incapacitating.
Preoperative anesthesia consultation completed without contraindications
A required assessment before surgery where an anesthesiologist evaluates the patient's medical history, current health status, and planned surgical procedure to determine the appropriate anesthetic plan. This phrase indicates a successful consultation where no factors were identified that would prohibit the patient from undergoing anesthesia safely.
Atrial fibrillation with rapid ventricular response requiring rate control
A type of atrial fibrillation where the heart's ventricles beat too quickly and require medication or other intervention to slow the rate.
Cardiac catheterization reveals three-vessel coronary artery disease
A cardiac catheterization procedure has shown blockage or significant narrowing in all three major coronary arteries.
Medical Prefix
apo-
away from, separation
auto-
self
bi-
two, double
bio-
life
brady-
slow
cata-
down, under, lower
circum-
around, surrounding
co-, con-
with, together
Medical Suffix
-tropic
turning toward, affecting
-ectasis
expansion, dilation
-poiesis
formation, production
-rrhaphy
suturing, repair
-malacia
softening
-sclerosis
hardening
-iasis
condition, presence of
-cele
hernia, swelling
Medical Root Words
col/o
colon, large intestine
conjunctiv/o
conjunctiva
cost/o
rib
crani/o
skull, cranium
cutane/o
skin
dacry/o
tear, lacrimal
dent/o
tooth, teeth
derm/o
skin
Clinical Charts and Timelines
RASS
The RASS is a 10-point scale used to assess the level of agitation or sedation in adults.
Ramsay Sedation Scale
The Ramsay Sedation Scale (RSS) is a clinical tool used to assess the level of sedation in patients.
Aldrete Score
A post-anesthesia recovery score used to assess a patient's readiness for discharge from the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU). It evaluates five criteria related to respiration, circulation, consciousness, activity, and oxygen saturation.
Hunt & Hess (SAH)
The Hunt & Hess scale is a grading system used to classify the severity of a subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) based on the patient's clinical presentation.
Fisher Grade (SAH)
A radiological grading scale used to classify subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) based on the amount of blood visualized on a CT scan.
Marshall CT (TBI)
A classification system used to assess the severity of traumatic brain injury (TBI) based on findings from computed tomography (CT) scans of the head.
Rancho Los Amigos Levels
A descriptive scale used to assess cognitive and behavioral recovery in individuals with brain injury, particularly traumatic brain injury.
JFK Coma Recovery Scale
The JFK Coma Recovery Scale-Revised (CRS-R) is a standardized neurobehavioral assessment tool used to assess the level of consciousness and track recovery in individuals with disorders of consciousness (DOC), such as those resulting from traumatic brain injury or stroke.
Lab Test Results
Ketones, Urine
Urine ketones large, diabetic ketoacidosis present
Ketones, Blood
Blood ketones 4.5 mmol/L, severe DKA
Myoglobin
Myoglobin 485 ng/mL, early cardiac marker
Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
CO2 8 mmol/L, severe metabolic acidosis
D-Dimer
D-dimer 5.5 mg/L, pulmonary embolism likely
Urine Drug Screen
UDS positive for cocaine and marijuana
Alcohol, Blood
Blood alcohol 285 mg/dL, severe intoxication
Alcohol, Urine
Urine alcohol positive, recent consumption
AI Medical Scribe & AI Agents for Emergency Medicine
Frequently asked Questions.
An AI scribe for Emergency Medicine is a digital tool that uses artificial intelligence to automate clinical documentation and streamline workflow. S10.AI provides AI-powered scribes that capture consultations in real time and generate structured, editable notes—saving time, reducing after-hours work, and improving note accuracy. They support everything from standard clinical notes to compliant care management plans. By reducing manual note-taking, AI scribes allow specialists to focus on patient care while keeping documentation up to standard. In addition to scribes, S10.AI also provides AI Agents—intelligent assistants designed to support specialists with administrative tasks, workflow automation, information retrieval, and team collaboration. These agents extend beyond documentation, helping clinicians optimize their day-to-day tasks and focus more on patient care. Is an AI scribe for Emergency Medicine safe to use? Yes, S10.AI’s AI scribes and AI agents are safe to use because they have been developed with security, compliance, and clinician trust at their core. S10.AI complies with HIPAA, GDPR, and ISO27001, and meets country-specific data protection standards across the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, and the US. S10.AI does not store audio; consultations are transcribed in real time and securely encrypted. Specialists maintain full control over their data, with the ability to review, download, or delete notes at any time. Visit our Safety Center to explore S10.AI’s privacy and security standards.
S10.AI works as your AI scribe by acting like a real-time assistant during consultations. You press “Start transcribing” at the start of a session, and it captures the conversation in real time, converting it into structured clinical documentation. It adapts to your preferred note style, populates fields based on spoken cues, and can generate additional documents, such as referral letters or patient summaries, on request. S10.AI also supports asynchronous workflows—upload context, dictated notes, or typed history—and integrates seamlessly into your workflow without replacing your EHR system. Its AI Agents further enhance efficiency by automating repetitive administrative tasks, managing workflows, retrieving information, and even assisting teams with communication and scheduling.
S10.AI is the best AI scribe because it is easily customizable for every Emergency Medicine practice. It understands the pace, complexity, and documentation volume required in modern care. S10.AI supports real-world clinical workflows, saving time while improving quality. Its AI Agents further extend functionality—helping specialists with task management, care coordination, and patient engagement. From solo practices to enterprise-level clinics, S10.AI improves documentation accuracy, boosts productivity, and frees clinicians to focus on care.
S10.AI is optimized for the language, structure, and documentation style of Emergency Medicine. It captures clinical reasoning, patient concerns, safety-netting advice, and management plans in your own voice. Over time, it learns your phrasing, macros, and preferences to improve both speed and consistency. It supports consultations in over +60 languages and offers fully customizable templates for notes, letters, and other documents, ensuring accuracy and compliance.
Yes. S10.AI was built with the pace and unpredictability of modern care in mind, where consultations are short, patient needs vary, and time is always limited. Whether you’re documenting live, asynchronously, or from uploaded dictations, S10.AI adapts. It requires no complex IT setup—most specialists are up and running after a quick onboarding session. Smart defaults tailored to Emergency Medicine—like automatic recognition of common phrases and real-time adaptation to your note style—make it not just easy to use, but easy to personalize.
The future of AI scribing lies in reducing administrative burden while improving accuracy and consistency of documentation. But the future doesn’t stop there. With AI Agents, S10.AI is building towards intelligent task management, smart information retrieval, and seamless team workflows. Soon, specialists will rely on AI not just for note-taking, but as a true digital co-pilot across the clinic. The direction is clear: fewer hours on admin, more time with patients.
To get started, simply book a demo with our team. During the demo, you’ll see how S10.AI’s AI Scribes and AI Agents work in real time, explore customization options for your specialty, and get guidance on how S10.AI can fit into your existing workflow. After your demo, our team will help you choose the right plan and get your practice onboarded quickly. With S10.AI AI Scribes and AI Agents, you can say goodbye to paperwork purgatory—and reclaim the time to do what you do best: patient care.