Augustun EHR Integrations: Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, eClinicalWorks & 6 More Platforms
Dr. Medeline Yost
Chief Medical Officer, Augustun
Published July 24, 2026
Updated July 24, 2026
On this page
- How Augustun Integrates With Any EHR
- 1. Augustun + Epic
- 2. Augustun + athenahealth
- 3. Augustun + Cerner (Oracle Health)
- 4. Augustun + eClinicalWorks
- 5. Augustun + DrChrono
- 6. Augustun + ModMed (Modernizing Medicine EMA)
- 7. Augustun + Allscripts
- 8. Augustun + NextGen Healthcare
- 9. Augustun + Practice Fusion
- 10. Augustun + SimplePractice
- What Every Augustun EHR Integration Includes
- A Day-One Workflow Across Any of These EHRs
- The Bottom Line
- FAQ
Most AI medical scribes stop at a draft. Clinicians still copy, reformat, and paste notes into Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, or whichever EHR their practice already runs. That last mile is where documentation time savings disappear.
Augustun was built to finish the job inside the chart you already use. Ambient AI listens during the visit, drafts specialty-aware notes, suggests ICD-10 and CPT codes with rationale, and pushes finished documentation into 400+ EHR, EMR, and PMS platforms through a lightweight browser extension.
This guide covers ten of the most requested Augustun EHR integrations: Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono, ModMed, Allscripts, NextGen, Practice Fusion, and SimplePractice — how each works, who benefits, and what to expect on day one.
How Augustun Integrates With Any EHR
Every integration below shares the same delivery model. Augustun runs as a browser extension on top of your web-based EHR. You do not migrate systems, wait for an API partnership, or launch a multi-month IT project before a single clinician can try ambient documentation.
- 1Install the extension and open the EHR or PMS you already work in.
- 2Record the encounter — in-person, telehealth, or uploaded audio. Audio is processed and discarded; recordings are never stored.
- 3Review and one-click push the specialty-aware note plus ICD-10/CPT suggestions into the chart fields your platform expects.
Same capabilities on every platform
AI scribe inside your EHR, ICD-10 and CPT with transcript-linked rationale, custom note templates (SOAP, DAP, BIRP, specialty formats), and HIPAA + GDPR compliance — whether you chart in Epic or SimplePractice.
| EHR | Best fit | Full guide |
|---|---|---|
| Epic | Health systems & large specialty groups | Epic blog |
| athenahealth | Ambulatory & multi-site practices | athenahealth blog |
| Cerner (Oracle Health) | Hospitals & acute care | Cerner blog |
| eClinicalWorks | High-volume ambulatory clinics | eCW blog |
| DrChrono | Small & mid-size specialty practices | DrChrono blog |
| ModMed (EMA) | Dermatology, ortho & specialty | ModMed blog |
| Allscripts | Ambulatory & enterprise PMS/EHR | Allscripts blog |
| NextGen Healthcare | Multi-specialty groups | NextGen blog |
| Practice Fusion | Independent ambulatory clinics | Practice Fusion blog |
| SimplePractice | Behavioral health & private practice | SimplePractice blog |
1. Augustun + Epic
Epic dominates large health systems, academic medical centers, and a growing share of ambulatory specialty groups. Augustun's Epic integration works alongside Hyperspace: ambient listening drafts the note, suggests ICD-10 and CPT with rationale, and writes back via SmartPhrases and dot-phrases so documentation lands where Epic clinicians already expect it.
- Who it helps: hospitalists, specialists, and ambulatory Epic clinics drowning in after-hours charting
- What you get: specialty-aware notes, coding with rationale, write-back without a multi-year App Orchard project
- Compliance: HIPAA and GDPR baseline; PHI stays in your tenancy; recordings never stored
Individual clinicians and departments can start documenting with ambient AI without waiting for enterprise procurement to finish. Full walkthrough: Augustun + Epic EHR integration.
2. Augustun + athenahealth
athenahealth practices live in athenaOne for charting, scheduling, and revenue cycle. Augustun runs inside athenaOne: capture the encounter, draft the visit note with the right specialty template, suggest ICD-10 and CPT, and push the completed note straight into the athenahealth chart — no copy-paste between tabs.
- Who it helps: independent practices and multi-site groups standardized on athena
- What you get: ambient notes that fit the same billing and charting environment teams already trust
- Deep dive: Augustun + athenahealth EHR integration
3. Augustun + Cerner (Oracle Health)
Cerner — now part of Oracle Health — powers Millennium, PowerChart, and related clinical suites across hospitals and health systems. Augustun's Cerner integration sits on top of the web workflow clinicians already use, drafting structured notes and pushing reviewed documentation into the patient chart with ICD-10 and CPT suggestions attached.
- Who it helps: acute-care and ambulatory clinicians on Millennium or PowerChart
- What you get: ambient capture for inpatient and outpatient visits, specialty templates, one-click write-back
- Deep dive: Augustun + Cerner EHR integration
4. Augustun + eClinicalWorks
eClinicalWorks is widely used by high-volume ambulatory practices that need scheduling, billing, and clinical documentation in one stack. Augustun + eClinicalWorks adds ambient AI on top of that workflow: listen during the visit, draft SOAP or specialty notes, suggest codes with rationale, and push finished chart entries without rebuilding Assessment and Plan after every patient.
- Who it helps: primary care and specialty clinics with packed schedules
- What you get: faster chart closure, coding support for claims, templates that adapt to clinician style
- Deep dive: Augustun + eClinicalWorks EHR integration
5. Augustun + DrChrono
DrChrono is a popular cloud EHR for small and mid-size practices — primary care, dermatology, chiropractic, mental health, and other specialty clinics that want scheduling, billing, and charting in one mobile-friendly platform. Augustun integrates with DrChrono so ambient notes and ICD-10/CPT suggestions land in the right fields with one click.
- Who it helps: clinics that move between exam rooms, telehealth, and the front desk all day
- What you get: structured SOAP, DAP, and BIRP notes pushed into DrChrono without after-hours typing
- Deep dive: Augustun + DrChrono integration
6. Augustun + ModMed (Modernizing Medicine EMA)
Modernizing Medicine's EMA platform is built for specialty practices — especially dermatology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, and related fields that rely on structured specialty templates. Augustun + Modernizing Medicine (EMA) drafts specialty-aware notes from the visit conversation and writes them back into EMA so clinicians stay in ModMed, not a second documentation tool.
- Who it helps: ModMed specialty clinics with dense procedure and exam documentation
- What you get: ambient drafts that respect specialty note structure, plus coding suggestions for review
- Deep dive: Augustun + ModMed EHR integration
7. Augustun + Allscripts
Allscripts (including related ambulatory and CareInMotion products) remains a core EHR/PMS stack for many practices and enterprise environments. Augustun's Allscripts integration brings ambient listening, specialty note drafting, and ICD-10/CPT suggestions into the Allscripts chart workflow via browser extension — without asking teams to abandon familiar templates.
- Who it helps: ambulatory and enterprise groups standardized on Allscripts
- What you get: one-click write-back of reviewed notes and codes
- Deep dive: Augustun + Allscripts EHR integration
8. Augustun + NextGen Healthcare
NextGen Healthcare is common among multi-specialty groups that need robust ambulatory EHR and practice management. Augustun + NextGen captures the encounter, drafts the note in your specialty format, suggests ICD-10 and CPT with rationale, and pushes finished documentation into NextGen — so clinicians are not rebuilding charts after clinic closes.
- Who it helps: multi-specialty and growing ambulatory organizations on NextGen
- What you get: ambient AI + coding write-back without a heavyweight integration project
- Deep dive: Augustun + NextGen EHR integration
9. Augustun + Practice Fusion
Practice Fusion remains a go-to cloud EMR for many independent ambulatory clinics that want a straightforward charting experience. Augustun + Practice Fusion adds ambient documentation on top: listen during the visit, draft structured notes, suggest codes, and push into the Practice Fusion chart with one click.
- Who it helps: independent primary care and specialty clinics on Practice Fusion
- What you get: chart-ready notes without copy-paste or after-hours catch-up
- Deep dive: Augustun + Practice Fusion EHR integration
10. Augustun + SimplePractice
SimplePractice is a leading platform for therapists, counselors, and small behavioral health practices. Documentation often means progress notes, treatment plans, and session narratives that still take evenings to finish. Augustun + SimplePractice drafts DAP, BIRP, SOAP, and custom mental-health note formats from the session, then writes them into SimplePractice after clinician review.
- Who it helps: solo and group behavioral health practices on SimplePractice
- What you get: session notes that match therapy workflows, with less unpaid documentation time
- Deep dive: Augustun + SimplePractice integration
What Every Augustun EHR Integration Includes
| Capability | What it means in practice |
|---|---|
| AI scribe inside your EHR | Listens to the encounter, drafts the note in your specialty format, and pushes into the patient chart. |
| ICD-10 & CPT with rationale | Codes tied to the transcript, ready for clinician or biller review — not a black-box list. |
| HIPAA & GDPR at baseline | Recording processed and discarded. PHI never leaves your account boundary and is never used to train models. |
| Custom note templates | Learns clinician style and adapts to SOAP, DAP, BIRP, or specialty templates your team already uses. |
A Day-One Workflow Across Any of These EHRs
- 1Install the browser extension and open your usual EHR session (Epic, athenaOne, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono, ModMed, Allscripts, NextGen, Practice Fusion, or SimplePractice).
- 2Start ambient capture for an in-person or telehealth visit (30+ languages supported).
- 3Review the specialty-aware draft: SOAP, DAP, BIRP, intake, progress note, or your custom template.
- 4Confirm or adjust ICD-10/CPT suggestions with transcript-linked rationale.
- 5One-click push into the chart. Move to the next patient.
No second inbox. No rebuilding the Assessment and Plan from scratch. No waiting for an enterprise connector that only your CIO can approve.
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See Augustun inside your EHR
Browse [all 400+ integrations](/integrations), read the full [EHR integrations guide](/blog/ai-scribe-ehr-integrations), try a free session at [/pricing](/pricing), or [book a 30-minute demo](https://cal.com/augustun-team/30min) and we will walk through write-back in the platform you use every day.
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The Bottom Line
Whether your practice charts in Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono, ModMed, Allscripts, NextGen, Practice Fusion, or SimplePractice, the measure of a good AI scribe is the same: a chart-ready, coded note already in the EHR when the visit ends — without unpaid overtime and without an IT project.
Augustun delivers that outcome across these platforms and 400+ more: browser-extension write-back, ICD-10/CPT with rationale, specialty-aware templates, and HIPAA + GDPR compliance with recordings that are never stored. Pick your EHR on the integrations directory and see how ambient documentation fits the workflow you already trust.
Frequently asked questions
Which EHRs does Augustun integrate with?
Augustun integrates with 400+ EHR, EMR, and PMS platforms via a browser extension, including Epic, athenahealth, Cerner/Oracle Health, eClinicalWorks, DrChrono, Modernizing Medicine (EMA/ModMed), Allscripts, NextGen Healthcare, Practice Fusion, and SimplePractice. See the full list at /integrations.
Do I need an IT project to connect Augustun to Epic or Cerner?
No. Augustun installs as a browser extension on top of web-based EHRs. Individual clinicians and small groups can start without a multi-month vendor integration or App Orchard-style procurement cycle.
Does Augustun write notes into athenahealth and NextGen?
Yes. Augustun pushes reviewed notes and ICD-10/CPT suggestions into athenaOne and NextGen Healthcare with one click. See /blog/athenahealth-ehr-integration and /blog/nextgen-ehr-integration for full walkthroughs.
Can therapists use Augustun with SimplePractice?
Yes. Augustun drafts DAP, BIRP, SOAP, and custom mental-health notes from the session and writes them into SimplePractice after clinician review. Details: /integrations/simplepractice.
Does ModMed (EMA) integration support specialty templates?
Yes. Augustun adapts to specialty note structures used in Modernizing Medicine EMA workflows (such as dermatology and orthopedics) and pushes finished documentation back into EMA via the browser extension.
Is coding included with every EHR integration?
Yes. Every integration path includes auto-suggested ICD-10 and CPT codes with rationale tied to the visit transcript, ready for clinician or biller review before claims.
Is Augustun HIPAA and GDPR compliant when pushing to my EHR?
Yes. Augustun is HIPAA and GDPR compliant. Session recordings are processed and discarded, PHI is never used to train AI models, and data stays within your account boundary.
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Dr. Medeline Yost
Chief Medical Officer, Augustun
Dr. Medeline Yost is an Internal Medicine physician and an emerging leader in clinical innovation. As Chief Medical Officer at Augustun, she helps shape AI-powered tools that streamline clinical documentation and support physicians in delivering higher-quality care. Her professional interests include medical education, workflow redesign, and the responsible use of AI in healthcare — building systems that let clinicians spend more time with patients and less on administrative tasks.