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"Abridge’s capability for problem-based charting is especially beneficial in primary care. It consolidates various patient concerns into a cohesive overview, unlike other solutions that tend to list assessments and plans separately without integrating them by the specific problem."

"We heard about Accorded from somebody who knew the folks who had started it, and their pricing was just wildly better than anybody else out there that any of us had heard of. So it was really easy for us to at least just test it out. We paid under ten thousand dollars a month, which was a very good price, compared to other claims databases. We didn't formally evaluate any others in a formal search process, but it was a better price..."

"Ambience seemed to be more hands-on and customizable from the start. They were very open to working with us to add or change features to fit our needs...For example, during our pilot process, they added the ability to use the product on mobile phones and tablets, instead of just laptops."

"[Augmedix Go] integrates with Meditech, importing patient information directly into Augmedix. Providers can select a patient, record their encounter, and receive a draft note in under one minute, rather than the current 10 minutes. They can then edit the note directly or use voice-to-text functionality..."

"The biggest strength of [DeepScribe] is that it learns and improves with each use. It allows me to spend more time with patients and less time on dictation. It also has the unexpected benefit of improving patient interaction, as I provide a summary and explanation of their background and history during the visit that the patient can hear and contribute to..."

"[Healthie has] Groups, patient groups...this wasn't something that some of the other platforms we were looking at had. And when you add a patient to a group, that can set off a variety of workflows for adding them to a group appointment and adding them to a group chat. The group charting functionality is pretty decent, much better than what I saw elsewhere. So after a group appointment (these can have 10 patients, which is kind of common for us)...being able to add individual notes and have that output an individual note for each patient.There's a lot for them to improve on that side, and I'm always working with their customer success team to do a bunch of those things, but I think that in itself saves providers something like 45 minutes in terms of charting for a group.

"Abridge’s capability for problem-based charting is especially beneficial in primary care. It consolidates various patient concerns into a cohesive overview, unlike other solutions that tend to list assessments and plans separately without integrating them by the specific problem."

"We heard about Accorded from somebody who knew the folks who had started it, and their pricing was just wildly better than anybody else out there that any of us had heard of. So it was really easy for us to at least just test it out. We paid under ten thousand dollars a month, which was a very good price, compared to other claims databases. We didn't formally evaluate any others in a formal search process, but it was a better price..."

"Ambience seemed to be more hands-on and customizable from the start. They were very open to working with us to add or change features to fit our needs...For example, during our pilot process, they added the ability to use the product on mobile phones and tablets, instead of just laptops."

"[Augmedix Go] integrates with Meditech, importing patient information directly into Augmedix. Providers can select a patient, record their encounter, and receive a draft note in under one minute, rather than the current 10 minutes. They can then edit the note directly or use voice-to-text functionality..."

"The biggest strength of [DeepScribe] is that it learns and improves with each use. It allows me to spend more time with patients and less time on dictation. It also has the unexpected benefit of improving patient interaction, as I provide a summary and explanation of their background and history during the visit that the patient can hear and contribute to..."

"[Healthie has] Groups, patient groups...this wasn't something that some of the other platforms we were looking at had. And when you add a patient to a group, that can set off a variety of workflows for adding them to a group appointment and adding them to a group chat. The group charting functionality is pretty decent, much better than what I saw elsewhere. So after a group appointment (these can have 10 patients, which is kind of common for us)...being able to add individual notes and have that output an individual note for each patient.There's a lot for them to improve on that side, and I'm always working with their customer success team to do a bunch of those things, but I think that in itself saves providers something like 45 minutes in terms of charting for a group.