Burnout fell from 51.9 to 38.8 percent after 30 days of ambient AI use
JAMA Network Open, 2025
A multi-site study of clinicians using an ambient scribe reported a 13 point drop in burnout after one month.
The evening paperwork pile is the part of the job clinicians describe as unsustainable. Removing it is the whole point.
Read the sourceAbout one hour a day back at the keyboard
American Medical Association
Health systems adopting AI scribes report roughly an hour a day less time in documentation per clinician.
Field clinicians see more visits with less clinic support, so the hour matters more.
Read the sourceTime savings are modest per visit; well-being gains are large
STAT News, 2026, on a five-center study of 1,800 clinicians
Measured savings were about 16 minutes of documentation per eight hours of care, alongside large improvements in reported well-being.
We show time back as an estimate and never as a measurement, and we design for the feeling of being done.
Read the sourceAI scribes reduce clinician burnout; financial impact is unclear
Peterson Health Technology Institute
An evaluation across leading health systems found consistent burnout reductions and mixed evidence on revenue.
Driveway is priced for the individual clinician, not for a return-on-investment case that depends on billing more.
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