Ceribell vs VisualDx

VisualDx lists Core (education) at $249.99 per year and Elite (clinicians) at $299.99 per year, both billed annually, and quotes groups of two to five users on request. A clinician subscribes to build a differential and compare lesion images by skin tone, and the vendor says the library holds 50,000+ clinical images. VisualDx's site states no FDA clearance, and a 2020 DermExpert FAQ says VisualDx is exempt from FDA regulation.

Ceribell is bought by a hospital under an order-based contract, with fees paid in advance on net 30 terms. Its recorder puts an EEG headband on the patient, and the delirium monitor produces a delirium-biomarker score updated every 10 seconds, the vendor says. Ceribell has 16 FDA 510(k) records. VisualDx supports a clinician's differential at the point of care, while Ceribell's recorder streams to a remote portal for review.