

Nurses use voice to submit work orders real-time in ServiceNow, saving them a lot of time, speeding issue resolution and increasing the likelihood of problems actually being reported.


Rather than spelunking for documents on servers – and for specific answers within those documents – nurses simply ask Aiva, which pulls extracts from either proprietary policies & procedures or licensed content like Wolters Kluwer and Elsevier, saving time and increasing utilization.


Using voice to chart to Epic or Cerner improves documentation speed and compliance, reduces incidental overtime and increases patient satisfaction scores. Meditech coming soon!
Learn more:
Real-time Voice Charting to Epic with Aiva.
Real-Time Voice Charting to Cerner for Nurses.




Today, nurses spend too much time searching for iPads and connecting with medical interpreters. With Nurse Assistant they can now just say, “Spanish translator” to connect with services like AMN and Voyce, saving precious minutes and facilitating better communication with non-native English speaking patients.





Nurses can utilize the microphones of virtual nursing systems to input Aiva commands and the screens to review information and navigate options.



Nurses spend thousands of hours going into patient rooms to adjust devices. Aiva lets them control those devices remotely using their voice, freeing up more time for higher-value direct care.





Aiva’s Imprivata integration means nurses don’t have to add another log-in to use Aiva, increasing usage and streamlining access.


Even where they’re not directly responsible for meal orders, nurses get caught up and distracted by dietary workflows. By connecting with CBORD and Computrition, Aiva lets nurses submit or track orders and answer meal-related questions.



Nurses can use Aiva to control the patient’s TV from inside or outside the room – not just power, volume and channels, but also playing content like educational video, increasing utilization and saving time.






Instead of fussing with different app interfaces, nurses can use Aiva to message colleagues instantly just using their voice, saving time and speeding communication.






