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DeepScribe vs voize

DeepScribe calls itself the ambient AI made for oncology. It reaches OncoEMR and iKnowMed from inside, lists cardiology, GI, neurology, orthopedics and urology as well, and adds pre-charting and coding support. Its homepage displays a 2025 KLAS Spotlight Report score of 98.8 out of 100, a vendor-displayed figure. Third-party pages such as DeepCura and Clunic estimate about $350 to $500 per provider per month on annual contracts plus setup, currency not stated, and those are not DeepScribe's figures. A community oncology group is the natural buyer.

Voize is built for nurses in German long-term care. A single-group pre-post time-motion study in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, with authors from voize GmbH and Charité, followed 52 nurses at 14 facilities over 770 observed hours. Documentation time per morning shift fell by an adjusted 15 minutes, about 28%. On voize's side the pages speak to nursing departments at German care facilities and hospitals rather than US oncology groups, and pricing is a quote or demo licensed per person cared for.

AI medical scribes · Reviewed November 2, 2026

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DeepScribe

by DeepScribe Inc. · founded 2017

Ambient AI scribe made for oncology, with pre-charting and coding support.

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voize

by voize GmbH · founded 2020

Voice assistant that turns spoken entries by nurses into structured care documentation in German care software.

When to pick each one

DeepScribe

  • Built for oncology, with OncoEMR and iKnowMed access
  • Pre-charting and AI coding alongside the scribe
  • Third-party estimate $350 to $500 per provider monthly
Read the full DeepScribe review

voize

  • Pre-post time-motion study in 14 German facilities
  • Structured nursing records in German care software
  • Quote or demo, licensed per person cared for
Read the full voize review

Score

Each row shows points earned of points available under the published rubric.

DeepScribe

35of 100

Competitive

voize

32of 100

Competitive
Score by dimension for DeepScribe and voize
DimensionDeepScribevoizeDifference
HIPAA / SOC2 / BAA13 / 137.8 / 13+5.2
EHR integrations (count)0 / 216.3 / 21-6.3
Top-3 EHR coverage (Epic / Oracle / Athena)0 / 120 / 120
Bidirectional write-back0 / 5.20 / 5.20
Peer-reviewed papers0 / 72.8 / 7-2.8
RCT / meta-analysis / systematic review0 / 30 / 30
Funding & adoption signal8.4 / 123 / 12+5.4
Pricing transparency0 / 52.5 / 5-2.5
Years in market6 / 64.2 / 6+1.8

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How scores are computed

Pricing

DeepScribe

Quote only, no public price.

voize

TierMonthlyAnnualNotes
Enterprisen/an/aNo public price. Licensed per person cared for, not per user account. Quote or demo on request. Trial not stated

Evidence

DeepScribe

Community

5 posts sourced: 3 positive, 0 neutral, 2 negative.

Compliance and integrations

Documented from each vendor’s own pages.

SpecDeepScribevoize
Free tierNo / unverifiedNo / unverified
HIPAAYesYes
SOC 2 Type IIYesNo / unverified
EHR integrationsNot specifiedORBIS U (Dedalus)
Founded20172020
HQUSDE

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Common questions

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