What eClinicalWorks changed

• Added a new success story featuring Sunoh.ai helping a clinic save two to three hours daily.
• Added a new external article about turning health data into actionable clinical insights.
• Removed an older case study about reducing abandoned call rates in orthopedic practices.
• Removed a news item regarding agentic AI for revenue cycle management.
• Updated the "eClinicalWorks News" section with more recent dates from late September and early October.

The company is shifting its marketing focus toward specific time-saving results from its AI scribe. They are also moving away from general revenue cycle management news to focus on data insights and clinical efficiency.

• Added a new Forbes article link titled "The Future Of Behavioral Healthcare Demands Continuous, Connected Care."
• Removed an older news item about Bloom Healthcare using the Sunoh.ai tool for in-home primary care.

The company is shifting its news focus toward behavioral health and connected care. This suggests they are prioritizing this specialty to stay relevant in the evolving healthcare market.

• Removed the "Sunoh.ai" brand name from the V12 + AI product section.
• Removed specific feature labels: "Image AI," "AI Assistant," and "AI Automation."
• Added a comprehensive cookie consent manager and detailed privacy preference center to the footer.

The competitor has removed specific branding and descriptive labels for their AI tools from a main section of their homepage. This could signal a shift in how they market their AI capabilities or a change in their partnership with Sunoh.ai.