DeepCura Unveils Electronic Health Workforce for Clinical Operations

August 24, 2026
DeepCura introduced the Electronic Health Workforce, a clinician supervised AI system for reception, scribing, intake, scheduling, and inbox work in healthcare practices.

DeepCura announced in a press release the Electronic Health Workforce, a clinical software system that uses supervised AI staff for healthcare practice operations.

The system includes AI receptionists, scribes, intake nurses, schedulers, and inbox staff. It is built to work with existing electronic health record systems or operate on its own.

DeepCura said the software records each action and chart entry on a ledger, with a receipt for each step. Clinicians supervise consequential decisions in the workflow.

The company said its platform is used by more than 6,000 clinicians in the United States.

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