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AI medical scribes

Reference AS-244  ·  AI Medical Scribe

Augmedix

by Augmedix Inc. (Nasdaq: AUGX)  ·  founded 2012  ·  US

Public-traded medical documentation platform. Hybrid AI + human scribe model. Strong in large hospital systems.

At a glance

Pricing
Custom enterprise pricing
HIPAA
Attested
SOC 2
Type II
EHRs
3
Founded
2012
HQ
US

Bottom line

Public-traded medical documentation platform. Hybrid AI + human scribe model. Strong in large hospital systems.

Free tier available. HIPAA + SOC 2 Type II attested. integrates with Epic, Cerner, Meditech.

Pricing

What it costs

Free tier only; no paid plans publicly disclosed.

TierMonthlyAnnualNotes
EnterpriseCustom enterprise pricing

Source: vendor pricing page. Verified May 23, 2026.

Compliance + integration

What deploys cleanly

Carries HIPAA, SOC2 Type II per vendor documentation. Independent attestation review is the buyer's responsibility before clinical deployment. Integrates with 3 EHRs: Epic, Cerner, Meditech.

Vendor stability

Who builds it

Augmedix (Augmedix Inc. (Nasdaq: AUGX)) was founded in 2012 in US, putting it 14 years into market.

Clinician sentiment

What clinicians say about Augmedix

Aggregated from 17 public clinician mentions. We quote with attribution under fair-use commentary.

What clinicians say

Aggregated sentiment from 17 public mentions

Overall
leaning negative
Positive share
6%
Score
-0.11
Sources
Reddit·17

Themes mentioned

  • ease-of-use1
  • vendor-size1
  • pricing1
  • note-quality1
  • training1
  • accuracy1

Pros most mentioned

  • 01infinite patience
  • 02offered at no additional cost

Cons most mentioned

  • 01doesn’t type fast enough
  • 02big company sounds miserable
  • 03using a big company’s services sounds miserable
  • 04costing five dollars per note
  • 05not sustainable pricing

Direct quotes

You could honestly probably just post an Indeed ad or something for a Pre-Med/ Pre-PA to scribe for you. The only downside is you’d probably be replacing them every year or two. You’d be able to vet them pretty closely though. I know I’d have to loved to scribe for a doc before PA school I just couldn’t ever find a position
Redditr/medicineMar 20240.00View source
MD admin here. We rolled out Nuance-Microsoft DAX at our clinics and noticed notable increases in productivity and quality of documentation and decreases in after hours charting. Business nationally seems to be going in the direction of AI powered physician documentation support.
Redditr/medicineMar 20240.00View source
There can be only one "Johnathan". Maybe ask for his recommendation?
Redditr/medicineMar 20240.00View source

Summarized from 17 public clinician mentions. We quote with attribution under fair-use commentary and never republish full reviews. See our editorial methodology for source weights.