Medwriter vs Tripletime

Tripletime starts before the visit. A cardiologist, internist or oncologist snips text from the EHR or uploads a referral package, gets a pre-chart, and then ambient listening fills HPI and plan. The vendor says it works across any EHR by snipping and copying, and no write-back is stated. Billing code suggestions and referral letters come along, in English and French. Tripletime costs $119 on monthly billing or $99 billed annually, currency not stated, and the first 14 days need no card. The vendor says notes and source materials are deleted after 30 days. MedWriter drafts from a live recording, adds ICD-10 and E/M suggestions for the team to review, and offers an Audit for MIPS option. Its Chrome-extension EHR entry sits on the Pro tier, which shows Reach Out in place of a figure, so a cardiology group that wants to budget from a posted figure has Tripletime's price to work with and not MedWriter's Pro tier. Tripletime names cardiology, internal medicine and oncology on its homepage. A family practice that writes prior authorization and denial letters gets drafts of those from MedWriter.