ScribeEMR to showcase chart-to-claim workflow at NACHC CHI in Las Vegas

ScribeEMR will exhibit at the National Association of Community Health Centers’ Community Health Conference in Las Vegas from Aug. 16-18, highlighting tools for documentation, coding, revenue cycle management and virtual operations. The company is pitching the workflow as a way for community health centers and FQHCs to reduce administrative burden, protect revenue and improve capacity for patient care.

Why it matters: - Community health centers and FQHCs face pressure to document visits, code correctly, collect revenue and meet quality and compliance demands with limited staff. - ScribeEMR is positioning an integrated chart-to-claim workflow as a way to reduce administrative work and give providers more time with patients. - The conference is one of the key industry gatherings for community health centers, which currently serve one in seven Americans.

What happened: - ScribeEMR will exhibit at The CHI – Community Health Conference in Las Vegas from Aug. 16-18 at the Aria Resort at Booth #928. - The company will present its clinical documentation, coding, revenue cycle management and virtual operations services as one connected workflow. - NACHC says its goal is for health centers to serve one in three Americans as the nation’s healthcare Employer, Provider and Partner of Choice.

The details: - Terry Ciesla, ScribeEMR senior vice president, said FQHCs and community health centers need support across the full workflow to help teams meet quality-measure and compliance requirements, save time, reduce administrative burden, protect revenue and expand patient-care capacity. - ScribeEMR offers dedicated remote scribes, ScribeRyte AI, specialized FQHC coding, RCM services and virtual front- and back-office support. - ScribeEMR says those services integrate with major EHR platforms. - CodeEMR, ScribeEMR’s subsidiary, serves more than 50 community health center clients. - CodeEMR provides CHC and FQHC coding services, including medical and behavioral health coding. - CodeEMR also offers encounter-based and prospective payment system coding to support Medicare PPS and Medicaid reimbursement models, plus telehealth and preventive service coding. - Paul Ferrazza, CodeEMR vice president of coding business development, said the subsidiary is helping clients address complex challenges while working to optimize reimbursements, increase profits and support growth for healthcare centers serving underserved areas. - ScribeRyte AI produces clinical notes instantly during patient visits, with options for additional scribe support tailored to each practice and specialty. - The platform includes a human-in-the-loop option that can work with an existing AI documentation tool in a practice. - ScribeEMR says ScribeRyte AI delivers close to 100% accurate clinical notes. - ScribeEMR says the platform supports leading EMRs, including eClinicalWorks, Epic, Athenahealth, NextGen and Greenway. - The company says ScribeRyte AI is HIPAA-compliant. - ScribeEMR says it was ranked Best in KLAS for Virtual Scribing Services in the 2024, 2025 and 2026 Best in KLAS: Software & Services Reports. - ScribeEMR also says KLAS rated ScribeRyte AI highly in a First Look report. - More information is available on ScribeEMR’s website.

Between the lines: - The company is using CHI to sell a broader operational model, not just a scribing product. - The emphasis on coding, RCM and virtual support suggests ScribeEMR is targeting the full financial workflow behind patient visits. - The focus on FQHCs and community health centers points to a market where staffing shortages and reimbursement complexity can directly affect access to care.

What's next: - ScribeEMR will use the Las Vegas conference to meet community health center leaders, show its workflow tools and promote adoption. - The company is likely to continue leaning on its KLAS recognition and AI documentation platform as proof points in sales conversations. - Community health centers attending CHI will be able to evaluate whether one vendor can cover documentation, coding and back-office support end to end.