Mount Sinai Extends Epic Ambient AI Tool to Nurses After Cutting Physician Documentation Time

Mount Sinai Medical Center has expanded its ambient artificial intelligence (AI) documentation platform from physicians to inpatient nurses, becoming the first health system in Florida and the fourth in the United States to deploy the technology for nursing staff.

The Miami Beach-based health system announced on July 28 that Epic's Chart with Art is now available to inpatient nurses following an earlier physician rollout. The company said physicians who used the technology reduced the time spent documenting each patient encounter by nearly 30%, along with after-hours charting, before the tool was introduced to nursing workflows.

The rollout reflects a broader trend in healthcare AI, where hospitals are extending ambient documentation beyond physicians to reduce administrative work across the clinical workforce. Similar deployments have recently emerged in military healthcare and other health systems as providers seek to reduce clinician burnout while maintaining oversight of AI-generated documentation.

Rollout Follows Physician Validation

Chart with Art converts recorded conversations into structured clinical documentation that supports patient care plans. According to Mount Sinai, the system works in both English and Spanish, allowing clinicians to document patient interactions regardless of which of the two languages patients choose to speak.