Ceribell vs Glass Health

Glass Health runs from $0 to $200 per month, and Ceribell publishes no price. Glass lists Lite at $0 with ad sponsorships, Starter at $20 with ads, Pro at $90 ad-free and Max at $200 for clinics. Its pricing page ties the EHR workflows to Max. A clinician or practice starts a Glass plan, while a hospital unit signs the Ceribell order, which makes them different buyers.

Ceribell sells point-of-care EEG to ICUs and emergency departments under an order form. Fees are as specified in each order and paid in advance, the one-year initial term renews yearly unless the customer gives 90 days' notice, and a lost or destroyed loaned recorder costs $2,500. The vendor says its delirium solution qualifies for a CMS New Technology Add-on Payment of up to $2,171 starting October 2026.

On FDA records, openFDA lists no match for Glass Health, while Ceribell holds 510(k) records for its seizure detection software (K241589) and its delirium monitor (K251936).