Lyrebird Health
Lyrebird Health listens to clinical consultations and drafts notes and other documentation for healthcare practitioners. Clinicians review the output and transfer it into a supported EMR or copy and paste it into the medical record.
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Who it's for
- Australian GPs who want to reduce time spent writing consultation notes and documents, particularly those using Best Practice.
- Specialists and other healthcare professionals who need consultation notes, referrals, certificates, or reports tailored to their documentation style.
- Practice and enterprise healthcare teams looking to use AI-enabled documentation workflows across clinicians.
Not the right fit if…
- Teams that need to run simultaneous consultations on multiple devices: Lyrebird allows only one active consultation per account at a time.
How it fits your workflow
Run Lyrebird in a web browser on desktop or mobile during an in-person or telehealth consultation. Obtain patient consent before recording; the product prompts for consent and timestamps it.
Lyrebird turns the conversation into a clinical note and can draft other documents, including referrals, summaries, certificates, and reports. Clinicians can customise templates and edit the results.
Transfer documentation into Best Practice or Genie/Gentu, or copy and paste it into another medical record system. Lyrebird also offers dictation for custom documents.
Pricing
Free: A 14-day free trial is offered. The supplied content does not describe a permanent free plan.
Free trial
14-day free trial; ongoing subscription prices are not stated in the supplied content.
- · Try Lyrebird before making a commitment.
- · The team offers a one-on-one video meeting to help with setup.
Clinician and practice subscriptions
Prices are not stated. Discounts are available for eligible part-time clinicians, registrars, and practices with multiple clinicians.
- · Part-time clinician discount for those working below 25 hours per week.
- · Registrar discount for the duration of registrar employment, with proof of status required.
- · Annual subscription discounts for practices with multiple clinicians; discounts scale by practice size.
Prices checked on Oct 2, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Consultation notes
- Listens during patient consultations and generates a clinical note based on the conversation and additional details entered by the clinician. The page says note generation takes less than 20 seconds.
- Clinical documents and letters
- Creates referrals, summaries, certificates, reports, care plans, and other clinical documents. Dictation mode can be used to create custom documents.
- Customisable templates
- Clinicians can edit note structure and headings, and upload example letters so Lyrebird can apply their preferred document structure.
- AI editing and style adaptation
- AI editing helps improve notes and letters. Lyrebird can use clinician edits and uploaded examples to adapt documentation to their style.
- EMR transfers and integrations
- Lyrebird integrates with Best Practice and Genie/Gentu for work within the EMR. For systems without an integration, clinicians can copy and paste notes.
- Patient Summary
- Formats patient medications, allergies, and history into a single view.
Works with
- Best Practice
- Genie/Gentu
- Cubiko
Limitations to know
- Only one device can actively run a consultation at a time, even though users can log in on multiple devices.
- Patient consent is required before a consultation is recorded.
- A computer needs an inbuilt microphone or an external microphone to get started.
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Getting started
A computer with an inbuilt microphone or an external microphone. Lyrebird is web-based and does not require installation.
- Create an account and start the 14-day free trial.
- Use a computer with an inbuilt microphone or connect an external microphone.
- Obtain patient consent before recording the consultation.
- Start a consultation, review the generated documentation, and transfer it to an integrated EMR or copy and paste it.
Frequently asked questions
Is patient consent required?
Yes. The page says consent should be obtained before recording a consultation. Lyrebird prompts for consent and timestamps it.
Do I need to install software?
No. Lyrebird is web-based and does not require downloads or installation.
What equipment do I need?
A computer with an inbuilt microphone or an external microphone is sufficient to get started.
Can I use Lyrebird on multiple devices?
You can log in on multiple devices, but you can actively run a consultation on only one device at a time.
Can I customise notes and documents?
Yes. Notes can be customised by editing headings, structure, and content. You can upload example letters to help Lyrebird apply your preferred document structure.
How do I get support?
The page says users can contact support through the live chat widget on the Help Centre page during business hours or email [email protected].
Does Lyrebird offer a free trial?
Yes. The page offers a 14-day free trial and says users can book a one-on-one video meeting for setup assistance.