Lee Health Case Study | Abridge
Case Study
86% OF CLINICIANS DO LESS AFTER-HOURS WORK WITH ABRIDGE
Overview
Health system: Public, not-for-profit
# of Clinicians: 600
Headquarters: Florida
Lee Health, one of the largest, not-for-profit public health systems in Florida, is dedicated to building a healthier future for their community. Facing the physician burnout experienced in healthcare today, Lee Health was looking for a solution to ease the burden of documentation by reducing the amount of time spent on paperwork and EMR management that detracts from patient care and personal time.
Impact
WITH ABRIDGE, LEE HEALTH HAS SEEN:
86% of clinicians
do less after-hours work
76% of clinicians
feel they have enough time to document
57% more clinicians
complete notes the same day
Clinician Stories
"We're seeing an amazing response from our clinicians to Abridge. The learning curve is fast—just hit start, hit stop, and watch the data flow seamlessly into place."
Dr. William Carracino
Chief Medical Information Officer
"In addition to time savings, Abridge ensures I can fully pay attention to my patients and they can see a recap of the important details from our conversation."
Dr. Ravi Ramaswami
Primary Care
"I used Abridge with a few of my Creole speaking patients and was pleased with the translation. This is going to be very helpful in my day-to-day work."
Dr. Whistler Mondesir
Primary Care
Vision
From Jonathan Witenko
System Director of Virtual Health and Telemedicine at Lee health
"We started our work with Abridge using a pilot framework, and expanded within the first month due to overwhelmingly positive feedback. The results clearly showed that clinicians experienced enhanced productivity and satisfaction. Looking ahead, our goal is to deploy Abridge Inside across all departments by year-end, ensuring nearly every clinician has equitable access to this AI technology. Through collaborative design and co-development, particularly within critical areas such as inpatient care, the emergency department, and nursing, we’re shaping the future of healthcare documentation for our diverse health environment."