Latest News

We asked doctors using AI scribes: Just how good are they?


 

How much do AI scribes cost?

As the marketplace for these tools expands, companies are offering more products and services at different price points that target a range of organizations, from large health care systems to small private practices.

Price models vary, said Dr. Garcia. Some are based on the number of users, others on the number of notes, and still others on minutes.

Amazon’s HealthScribe is priced at 10 cents per minute. For 1,000 consultation transcripts per month, with each call averaging 15 minutes, it would take 15,000 minutes at a total cost of $1,500 for the month.

In general, the rapidly growing competition in this space could mean prices become more affordable, Dr. Garcia said. “It’s good that so many are getting into this game, because that means the price will come down and it will be a lot more accessible to everybody.”

A version of this article appeared on Medscape.com.

Pages

Recommended Reading

The sacred office space
MDedge Rheumatology
Nurse practitioners sue state over right to use ‘doctor’ title
MDedge Rheumatology
Time to end direct-to-consumer ads, says physician
MDedge Rheumatology
Hospital guards snoop through patient records, cost hospital $240K
MDedge Rheumatology
Could your practice be more profitable if you outsource?
MDedge Rheumatology
Johns Hopkins retains title as best hospital for rheumatology
MDedge Rheumatology
Long COVID disability court battles just ‘tip of iceberg’
MDedge Rheumatology
Medical students are skipping class lectures: Does it matter?
MDedge Rheumatology
Disclosure inaccuracies common in top rheumatology journals
MDedge Rheumatology
Cigna accused of using AI, not doctors, to deny claims: Lawsuit
MDedge Rheumatology