Nabla vs Suki

Suki names four EHRs, Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and MEDITECH, and calls the integrations real-time. Nabla's site shows Epic and athenahealth logos, and a third-party summary has it joining Epic's Toolbox for Ambient Voice in October 2025. Nabla names no MEDITECH or Oracle Health integration, so a health system running MEDITECH or several of Suki's four EHRs, and wanting one vendor across them, is a Suki buyer.

Neither vendor publishes a price. Third parties put Suki at $299 to $399 per user per month, with setup of $500 to $2,000 per practice and a one-year minimum commonly reported, which prices out a solo clinician or small practice paying per seat. Nabla's terms bill a monthly fee per authorized user in euros excluding VAT, and each user reportedly gets a 30-day free trial. The evidence differs too. Nabla's 9.5% cut in time in note comes from a randomized trial in California. Suki's KLAS ROI validation of three health systems was commissioned by Suki, and Suki raised a $90 million Series E in October 2026. Trial data points an Epic health system toward Nabla.