SceneSafe listens to the run and turns it into a structured field record: the narrative, the vitals, the timeline. Here is what it does, piece by piece.
SceneSafe is a hands-free AI scribe built for EMS. It listens to the call as it happens, captures the clinical details out loud, and turns the run into a structured field record, so the writing is mostly done before you reach the hospital.
SceneSafe turns the call into a complete, structured EMS narrative. The draft is built from the vitals, interventions, and timing it captured while you worked the run, so you start from a real story instead of a blank box.
When the scene is not in English, the documentation should not suffer for it. SceneSafe detects non-English speech during the call and translates it in real time, so the record of what the patient said stays accurate.
Putting AI near patient data raises an obvious question: where does the PHI go? SceneSafe is built so the answer is simple. Patient data is encrypted on the device, handled under a signed BAA, kept only as long as your retention policy allows, and logged on every access.
SceneSafe listens to the call, captures vitals and interventions, and drafts the ePCR for your medic to review and sign.