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dotScribe News: We're Officially Joining the Madness

Writer: Caryssa Barrett
Caryssa Barrett
Feb 18, 2023
1 min read

We are thrilled to announce that dotScribe has been chosen as one of the 17 finalists for the 2023 Venture Madness Competition presented by Invest Southwest!


What sets us apart

By providing cutting-edge AI-suggested content and cloud-based software that integrates with any EHR, dotScribe is taking medicine into the digital age. Our software was created by Arizona physicians to simplify medical practice management and reduce workloads and physician burnout. dotScribe works with any EHR system and helps physicians better manage their workloads by providing them with quick access to important information.


Venture Madness

The selection process was rigorous - judges chose us from a pool of 88 applicants based on uniqueness, competitive differentiation, market traction, potential market opportunity, business model, team strength, and presentation quality. We are proud to be chosen for this esteemed competition!


At Venture Madness, we are eager to demonstrate how our platform can help streamline communication between teams, reduce administrative burdens on clinicians, and ultimately result in more timely diagnoses and improved outcomes for patients. We look forward to competing against some of the most innovative startups in the region - it is an honor just to be selected as one of 17 finalists!


Stay tuned!

We’re proud of what our team has been able to accomplish so far and confident that dotScribe can make a real difference in clinical practice throughout Arizona. We can’t wait for the opportunity to show off our product at Venture Madness – stay tuned!











 
 
 

1 Comment


Enara Redondo
2 days ago

Reading this announcement took me straight back to the first time I dove headfirst into a chaotic project at my old startup. We had just landed a massive client, and the whole team was buzzing like a hive on caffeine. Everyone was shouting ideas, timelines were shifting faster than a metronome, and the office felt like a whirlwind of whiteboards and sticky notes. I remember staying late, half‑sleepy, but somehow energized by the sheer momentum. That blend of excitement and a little bit of panic made the work feel alive, and we ended up delivering something we were all proud of. Your news about joining the madness feels exactly like that rush again—an invitation to ride the wave of creative…


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