Practice Fusion helps thousands of small practices run their charts. But when it comes to actually writing notes, clinicians are still losing hours to clicks and tab-switching.
Freed is an AI scribe for Practice Fusion that listens to your visit, drafts a chart-ready note, and pushes it into Practice Fusion's fields with one click, so you don't have to retype it.
Below, we cover how the Practice Fusion AI scribe integration works, how Freed compares to the other AI scribes Practice Fusion users consider, and how to get set up in a few minutes.
Ready to meet your new clinician assistant? Here's an guide to AI scribes, and how Freed fits naturally into Practice Fusion-based workflows.
The documentation burden in healthcare has reached a breaking point. Some clinicians spend 2+ hours daily on notes, often extending their workday well into the evening. This "pajama time" documentation not only impacts work-life balance but also limits patient capacity and practice revenue.
Practice Fusion delivers the core tools small practices need, and it has started offering its own AI tool, Practice Fusion Scribe, to practices it grants access to. If your practice isn't in that program, or you want specialty templates and a scribe that learns your style, a dedicated AI scribe fills the gap.
For practices already using Practice Fusion, the right AI scribe can streamline workflows without the cost or disruption of switching EHR software. The key is choosing a solution that fits into your current process.
Not all AI scribes are created equal, especially when it comes to Practice Fusion integration. Here are the most important considerations:
Here's how the most common options stack up against those criteria.
The best AI scribe for Practice Fusion depends on two things: whether your practice has access to Practice Fusion's own scribe, and how much you want the tool to do. Practice Fusion Scribe is built into the EHR but available only to practices Practice Fusion invites. Some third-party scribes keep things deliberately light: record, then paste. Freed pushes notes into Practice Fusion and adapts to your specialty and style over time. Here's how five options compare.
Choose Practice Fusion Scribe if your practice has been granted access and you want a tool that lives inside the encounter window.
Choose a lightweight paste-in tool if you want the simplest possible workflow and don't need specialty templates.
Choose Freed if you want notes pushed into Practice Fusion's fields, templates built for your specialty, and a scribe that learns your documentation style from your edits.
Freed is built for small practices using Practice Fusion. Unlike enterprise solutions designed for large health systems, Freed understands small practice realities.
Here are some features that make Freed a natural pairing with Practice Fusion:
Every AI scribe that listens to your visits handles protected health information, so security isn't a footnote. Freed is:
Freed also signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with practices. For details, visit the Security Center or read our data security FAQs. For background on HIPAA requirements, see the HHS HIPAA overview.
Freed’s numbers tell the story: 47% of Freed customers are small or medium practices with 2-10 clinicians. Our focus on small practices mean special care and practical advantages that larger enterprise solutions simply can't match. Solutions like:
If you're using another AI scribe with Practice Fusion, switching to Freed is straightforward and risk-free. Freed's free one week trial has no setup fees and includes every feature: all specialty templates, customization options, and one-click push to Practice Fusion.
You can upload the templates you already use, and Freed's output will adapt to your documentation style as you edit. Our support team is available throughout your trial to help you evaluate it properly.
Sign up for a free trial. Then, download and pin Freed's Chrome extension.

Open Practice Fusion and launch the extension. It opens on top of Practice Fusion so you can record without switching tabs.
Freed captures the audio of your visit and generates a note based on your specialty and templates, mapped to Practice Fusion's note fields.
Review your note. Use a learned template to train Freed from your edits, or ask the AI clinician assistant to make edits across the whole note.

Click Push to EHR to send your note into Practice Fusion. Freed lines the note up with the matching fields and fills them in for you.

Not on Practice Fusion? Freed’s browser-based EHR push also works with athenahealth and eClinicalWorks, and behavioral health practices can read our SimplePractice guide. See the full list in our EHR integrations guide.
Practice Fusion handles your charts. Freed handles your notes. As your Practice Fusion AI scribe, Freed drafts the note while you focus on the patient and pushes it into the chart in one click, without disrupting your day.
Ready to see the difference? Try Freed for free.
Practice Fusion helps thousands of small practices run their charts. But when it comes to actually writing notes, clinicians are still losing hours to clicks and tab-switching.
Freed is an AI scribe for Practice Fusion that listens to your visit, drafts a chart-ready note, and pushes it into Practice Fusion's fields with one click, so you don't have to retype it.
Below, we cover how the Practice Fusion AI scribe integration works, how Freed compares to the other AI scribes Practice Fusion users consider, and how to get set up in a few minutes.
Ready to meet your new clinician assistant? Here's an guide to AI scribes, and how Freed fits naturally into Practice Fusion-based workflows.
The documentation burden in healthcare has reached a breaking point. Some clinicians spend 2+ hours daily on notes, often extending their workday well into the evening. This "pajama time" documentation not only impacts work-life balance but also limits patient capacity and practice revenue.
Practice Fusion delivers the core tools small practices need, and it has started offering its own AI tool, Practice Fusion Scribe, to practices it grants access to. If your practice isn't in that program, or you want specialty templates and a scribe that learns your style, a dedicated AI scribe fills the gap.
For practices already using Practice Fusion, the right AI scribe can streamline workflows without the cost or disruption of switching EHR software. The key is choosing a solution that fits into your current process.
Not all AI scribes are created equal, especially when it comes to Practice Fusion integration. Here are the most important considerations:
Here's how the most common options stack up against those criteria.
The best AI scribe for Practice Fusion depends on two things: whether your practice has access to Practice Fusion's own scribe, and how much you want the tool to do. Practice Fusion Scribe is built into the EHR but available only to practices Practice Fusion invites. Some third-party scribes keep things deliberately light: record, then paste. Freed pushes notes into Practice Fusion and adapts to your specialty and style over time. Here's how five options compare.
Choose Practice Fusion Scribe if your practice has been granted access and you want a tool that lives inside the encounter window.
Choose a lightweight paste-in tool if you want the simplest possible workflow and don't need specialty templates.
Choose Freed if you want notes pushed into Practice Fusion's fields, templates built for your specialty, and a scribe that learns your documentation style from your edits.
Freed is built for small practices using Practice Fusion. Unlike enterprise solutions designed for large health systems, Freed understands small practice realities.
Here are some features that make Freed a natural pairing with Practice Fusion:
Every AI scribe that listens to your visits handles protected health information, so security isn't a footnote. Freed is:
Freed also signs a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with practices. For details, visit the Security Center or read our data security FAQs. For background on HIPAA requirements, see the HHS HIPAA overview.
Freed’s numbers tell the story: 47% of Freed customers are small or medium practices with 2-10 clinicians. Our focus on small practices mean special care and practical advantages that larger enterprise solutions simply can't match. Solutions like:
If you're using another AI scribe with Practice Fusion, switching to Freed is straightforward and risk-free. Freed's free one week trial has no setup fees and includes every feature: all specialty templates, customization options, and one-click push to Practice Fusion.
You can upload the templates you already use, and Freed's output will adapt to your documentation style as you edit. Our support team is available throughout your trial to help you evaluate it properly.
Sign up for a free trial. Then, download and pin Freed's Chrome extension.

Open Practice Fusion and launch the extension. It opens on top of Practice Fusion so you can record without switching tabs.
Freed captures the audio of your visit and generates a note based on your specialty and templates, mapped to Practice Fusion's note fields.
Review your note. Use a learned template to train Freed from your edits, or ask the AI clinician assistant to make edits across the whole note.

Click Push to EHR to send your note into Practice Fusion. Freed lines the note up with the matching fields and fills them in for you.

Not on Practice Fusion? Freed’s browser-based EHR push also works with athenahealth and eClinicalWorks, and behavioral health practices can read our SimplePractice guide. See the full list in our EHR integrations guide.
Practice Fusion handles your charts. Freed handles your notes. As your Practice Fusion AI scribe, Freed drafts the note while you focus on the patient and pushes it into the chart in one click, without disrupting your day.
Ready to see the difference? Try Freed for free.
Frequently asked questions from clinicians and medical practitioners.