Voice-first clinical assistant with real-time bidirectional EHR integration across Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, and MEDITECH. Reported from $299/user/month.
Suki is a voice-first clinical assistant rather than a pure scribe. Its distinguishing capability is bidirectional, real-time EHR integration: it doesn't only write finished notes back into the chart, it pulls patient data out of it. That means a clinician can ask about a patient's history by voice mid-visit and get an answer from the actual record. Two products — Compose for documentation, Assistant for the full assistant experience — both quote-only, both enterprise.
At a glance
Platforms
Web, iOS, Android
Suki Compose
Reported from $299/user/month — clinical documentation
Suki Assistant
Reported from $399/user/month — full assistant with deep EHR integration
Pricing model
Quote-only, negotiated, typically annual contracts
EHRs
Epic, Oracle Cerner, athenahealth, MEDITECH — bidirectional and real-time
Bidirectional integration is genuinely different. Most ambient scribes are write-only: they produce a note and push it in. Suki reading from the chart means voice queries against real patient data, which is a different and more useful thing.
All four major EHRs. Epic, Cerner, athenahealth, and MEDITECH, which covers most US health systems.
100+ specialties. Broad vocabulary coverage rather than optimisation for primary care.
Two tiers with a clear distinction. Compose for documentation only, Assistant for the full product — a rare instance of tiering that maps to an actual capability difference.
Android as well as iOS.DeepScribe doesn't have it.
Where it falls short
The most expensive per-clinician pricing here. Reported at $299–399 per user per month, against Abridge's ~$208 and Freed's $79. Bidirectional integration has to be worth roughly four times a basic scribe to you.
No published pricing. Quote-based, negotiated through sales, annual contracts. The figures above are third-party reports and your quote may differ.
Reported ranges are very wide. Some sources describe $100 to several hundred per clinician per month depending on scope. That's not a price, it's a starting point for a negotiation.
No individual or trial path. Enterprise sales only.
Implementation is part of the contract. Training and integration services are bundled, which is necessary but means a deployment timeline, not an install.
Pricing
Not publicly listed. Suki Compose is reported from around $299 per user per month for clinical documentation; Suki Assistant from around $399 per user per month with deep bidirectional EHR integration. Pricing is quote-based per clinician per month, negotiated with Suki's sales team, typically on annual contracts including implementation, training, and integration.
Who it's for
Health systems that want more than note generation — clinicians querying the record by voice during visits, not just dictating into it. If all you need is the note written, Abridge has better independent validation at a lower reported price, and Freed does it for a fraction of the cost without the integration.
Last verified: 10 August 2026. No published pricing; figures are third-party estimates.
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