Notermed is an ambient AI medical scribe for clinicians and clinics. It listens to visits and drafts clinical notes for a clinician to review and sign. Its medical-grade speech recognition separates doctor and patient speech, and the draft includes what was said while leaving out sections that were not discussed. Clinicians can choose from 21 note formats or use templates created by their clinic. Notermed can surface current literature related to a visit, link claims to sources, and frame that material as reference reading rather than treatment advice. Tebra support allows patient lookup and filing a clinician-signed note as a chart document. The product does not write into named EHR fields or sync appointments and schedules; signed notes can be exported as PDF or copied into other systems. Teams can use patient-linked tasks and messaging, and staff who do not record visits do not need paid seats. The Android app supports recording through coverage gaps for later upload; iOS is in development. Professional pricing is $59 per provider per month when billed annually, or $79.00 per month when billed monthly. The maker says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in US AWS regions, and not used to train AI models. A Business Associate Agreement is signed with each clinic before patient data is processed.
Who it is for
Notermed is designed for clinicians and clinics that want visit recordings turned into drafts for clinician review and signature. Its templates, team tasks, and Android recording support may suit clinics with staff who help manage patient-related work.
What is good
- Separates doctor and patient speech in transcription.
- Offers 21 note formats and clinic-created templates.
- Links literature claims to sources for reference reading.
- Patient-linked tasks and messaging support team workflows.
- Android recording can continue through coverage gaps for later upload.
What to know first
- Tebra is the only named supported EHR integration.
- Does not write into named EHR fields or sync schedules.
- The Android app is available; iOS is in development.
- Professional pricing starts at $59 per provider per month billed annually.
Verdict
Choose Notermed if your clinic wants ambient visit capture, structured note drafts, and patient-linked team tasks. Look elsewhere if you need named EHR field entry or appointment and schedule syncing; its stated EHR support is limited to Tebra workflows.
Get started with Notermed
- Open the Notermed website or use the Android app.
- Choose Professional monthly at $79.00 per month or annual billing at $59 per provider per month.
- Have the clinic sign a Business Associate Agreement before processing patient data.
- Record a visit and review the drafted note.
- Sign the note, then file it in Tebra or export it as a PDF or copy it for another system.
Limits to know first
Professional pricing is $59 per provider per month when billed annually, or $79.00 per month when billed monthly. The plan includes unlimited visits and notes; staff using tasks and messaging do not need a seat.
Questions about Notermed
Is there a free plan?
Yes, a free plan is available. A free trial is not offered.
How much does Professional cost?
Professional costs $59 per provider per month when billed annually at $708 per year, or $79.00 per month when billed monthly.
Which platforms are available?
Notermed is available on the web and Android. The page says iOS is in development.
Which EHR does Notermed support?
Tebra is supported for patient lookup and filing a clinician-signed note as a chart document. Other EHRs are on the roadmap or available on request.
Can Notermed enter data into EHR fields or sync schedules?
It does not write into named EHR fields or sync appointments and schedules. Signed notes can be exported as PDF or copied into other systems.
Does the maker say patient data is used to train AI models?
No. The maker says patient data is never used to train AI models.
Notermed plans and pricing
All plansCompared on AI medical scribe software
- Free plan
- No
- Paid from
- $59/user/mo
- Ambient capture
- Yes
- EHR integrations
- 1
- Note formats
- both
- Specialty templates
- Yes
- Mobile app coverage
- android
- Patient consent tools
- Yes
