AI Scribes in Physical Therapy Practices

At Therapeutic Associates Scholls Physical Therapy in Beaverton, Oregon, Amy Shepro Tanous, PT, DPT, (left) helps a patient while using AI-enabled scribe technology.

For Anang Chokshi, PT, DPT, OCS, SCS, the reasons he became a physical therapist are clear. He spent years in school, completed his clinicals, earned his degrees, and obtained his certifications all because he hoped to help people improve their function and quality of life.

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