Why Suki Is Betting Big on Canada?

Clinician burnout isn’t just a U.S. problem—it’s just as pervasive in Canada. That’s why Suki, known for its AI assistant that reduces documentation burden, is expanding north. At #eHealth25, SVP & GM of New Business Development, Jallel Harrati explained why the company’s next phase includes Canadian-specific integrations and boots on the ground.

EHR Integration is a Priority

Suki’s U.S. success—boasting 70% adoption rates—isn’t by accident. According to Harrati, it starts with deep EHR integration: “We’ve spent a lot of time working on the EHR integration…the plumbing…so we can meet providers where they are.”

That means supporting Epic, Oracle Health, MEDITECH, and Telus Health in Canada from day one. By tailoring workflows to local needs and embedding into existing systems, Suki is setting the stage for scalable AI assistant deployment across Canadian hospitals and clinics.

Assistants, Not Just Scribes

From pre-visit patient summaries to form-filling support for nurses, Suki is moving beyond ambient note-taking. They are moving quickly to have their AI platform accept commands from clinicians and execute simple tasks.

With Suki’s investment in Canada, it will be interesting to see if AI scribe adoption speeds up.

Learn more about Suki at https://www.suki.ai/

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