Regard Integrates Proactive Documentation with Microsoft Dragon Copilot
Regard has announced a collaboration to integrate its Proactive Documentation platform with Microsoft Corporation's Dragon Copilot, according to a press release. The integration combines Regard’s diagnostic insight capabilities with Dragon Copilot’s natural language, ambient, and generative AI features.
Through this collaboration, healthcare providers will be able to access Regard’s tools directly within Dragon Copilot’s workflow, offering real-time analysis of electronic health record (EHR) data. The integration aims to help clinicians surface critical clinical context and recommendations during patient interactions.
Currently deployed across over 150 hospitals, Regard expects the partnership to expand its reach through Dragon Copilot’s network. The click-to-deploy setup will allow health systems to improve documentation accuracy, reduce claims denials, and enhance patient care efficiency. Over the past year, Regard’s technology has supported the acceptance of more than nine million diagnoses and generated over $100 million in additional revenue for health system clients.
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