Suki review

Suki covers more of the visit than most scribes. Before the encounter it produces patient summaries and lets you ask clinical questions answered from UpToDate with patient context. During the visit it transcribes the conversation, drafts a specialty-specific note that goes to the EHR, stages orders for your review and generates ICD-10, HCC, CPT and E/M codes. You can run several ambient sessions for the same patient, such as after labs or imaging, and get one complete note. After the visit it writes patient instructions in 80 languages at a fifth grade reading level and lets you edit notes by voice. Suki supports more than 100 specialties in settings from ambulatory and inpatient to home health, on the web, a Chrome extension, iOS and Android. It integrates with major EHRs. The main drawback for small practices is buying: there is no published price and sign-up starts with a sales conversation.

Who it is for

Medical groups and health systems that want ambient notes plus coding and order staging inside their EHR.

Price

See vendor pricing (USD check pending); sold through sales.

US price check pending. See the vendor pricing page.

Key features

• Ambient documentation that sends a specialty-specific note to the EHR
• ICD-10, HCC, CPT and E/M coding
• Order staging from the patient conversation
• Multilingual patient instructions in 80 languages at a fifth grade reading level
• Ask, with evidence-based answers from UpToDate

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Supports 100+ specialties and settings from ambulatory to inpatient
• Strength: Web app, Chrome extension, iOS and Android
• Strength: Multiple ambient sessions can be combined into one note
• Weakness: No published price
• Weakness: Purchase starts with a contact form
• Weakness: Best value depends on an EHR integration your organization supports

Key facts

• Specialties: 100+
• Languages: 80
• Platforms: Web, Chrome extension, iOS, Android
• Buying: Contact sales

Where it ranks

Suki is No. 5 in our Best AI Medical Scribes verdict.