Droxi vs TORTUS

TORTUS says it is the first ambient voice technology certified as a UKCA Class IIa medical device and that it files notes, letters, referrals and codes into the record only after the clinician approves. Its buyer is an NHS trust, with London Ambulance Service's telephone clinical hub, St George's emergency department and Royal Devon as named deployments and, per the vendor, the NHS's first Epic and Cerner ambient integrations. St George's emergency department reports halved documentation time and 13.4% more patient capacity per shift, figures TORTUS also publishes. Neither vendor publishes a price, though an expired UK G-Cloud 14 listing showed TORTUS flat pilot fees of GBP 30,000 excluding VAT for three months of unlimited licenses. An NHS trust and a US primary care practice do not shop the same list. Droxi, which says it signs a BAA with every customer, sells to the second, a practice that wants lab results and refill requests handled inside its EHR.