Freed, an AI scribe used by over 26,000 clinicians across 100-plus specialties, has launched Clinical Evidence, a new feature providing ad-free clinical answers based on published medical literature. The tool draws from more than 50 trusted sources including PubMed, Cochrane, FDA, and CDC, with all answers carrying linked citations. Clinical Evidence operates within Freed's existing platform, using patient context from the visit to sharpen responses. A systematic review in JAMA Internal Medicine found clinicians raise roughly one clinical question for every two patients but only pursue about half due to time constraints. The feature is included at no additional cost across all Freed plans and is available immediately. Freed, backed by Sequoia Capital, was named to the CB Insights Digital Health 50 in 2025.

Freed, an AI clinical documentation platform serving 26,000 clinicians, has launched Coding Assistant, a tool that generates ICD-10 and CPT codes at justified levels whilst strengthening documentation to reduce denial risk for independent practices. The feature addresses a critical gap: most physicians receive no coding education despite miscoded encounters costing practices thousands annually. Independent practices face mounting pressure as Medicare cut physician payments 2.83% in 2025 whilst operating costs rose 3.5%, according to CMS. Coding Assistant analyses patient encounters to suggest supported codes and the highest justified evaluation and management level. When documentation is unclear, it surfaces optimisation opportunities with clarifying questions. The tool is available immediately to Freed Premier and Group customers at no additional cost. Founded in 2023 and backed by Sequoia Capital, Freed serves clinicians across 96 specialties.