WellSky Wins ‘Home Healthcare Innovation Award’

OVERLAND PARK, Kansas—WellSky, a global health and community care technology and services company, announced that the WellSky Scribe for Home Health solution has been named the winner of the “Home Healthcare Innovation Award” in the 10th annual MedTech Breakthrough Awards program conducted by MedTech Breakthrough, an independent market intelligence organization that recognizes companies, technologies and products in the global digital health and medical technology market. This is the seventh consecutive year that WellSky has been honored by MedTech Breakthrough.

The WellSky Scribe for Home Health solution, part of the WellSky SkySense AI suite embedded within the WellSky Home Health electronic health record (EHR), delivers an AI-powered documentation experience that helps reduce manual documentation, enhance patient-provider connection and improve the care experience for everyone. Using ambient listening and transcription, the solution captures natural conversations during in-home visits and populates the information into the WellSky Home Health EHR.

Following the visit, the WellSky Intelligent Language Assistant (WILA), an AI voice agent, helps clinicians complete any remaining documentation by guiding them through unanswered assessment questions and capturing responses directly into the record. Clinicians remain in full control, with the ability to review and confirm all documentation.

“At WellSky, we believe the future of healthcare depends on intelligent technologies that seamlessly support clinicians in their daily work,” said Bill Miller, chairman and CEO of WellSky. “Our expanding WellSky SkySense AI suite reflects that vision, bringing practical, AI-driven innovation into the home to reduce complexity and improve outcomes. We’re honored to be recognized by MedTech Breakthrough for this achievement.”

The WellSky Scribe capabilities are currently live at more than 400 home health agencies. Users report up to a 50% reduction in documentation time, with clinicians saving an average of 30 minutes per start of care visit—helping reduce after-hours charting and improve overall efficiency.