DeepCura

What is DeepCura and who runs it?

The homepage reads "AGENT-OPERATED. CLINICIAN-SUPERVISED." and "Seven AI Agents. One Intelligent Platform." Becker's coverage places the company in San Francisco and dates it to 2024. Fernando (Fern) Cowan is founder and CEO. Company materials call it profitable and bootstrapped, a 2024 interview mentions an angel investor, and the funding picture is not independently confirmed. DeepCura is a separate company from DeepScribe.

The homepage claims more than 6,000 clinicians and a 4.6 out of 5 rating on G2. Both come from the vendor and are shown as a badge.

What do the seven agents do?

The ambient scribe, called "Ambient Data", writes the note. The unified inbox takes fax, email, phone and SMS and proposes bulk actions for a clinician to approve. A pre-visit chat handles intake, an AI receptionist answers calls, and a team chat sits alongside. "Ultra Review" reads the visit and cites literature, guidelines and FDA DailyMed labels. Setup is done by an AI agent, Emily, who acts as the setup consultant.

Supported EHRs include Epic, which files the note as a document, CharmHealth, which receives a SOAP note in the encounter, eClinicalWorks, athenahealth, AdvancedMD, Veradigm, Practice Fusion, OpenEMR and OptiMantra. For the other systems the write-back method is not described.

How much does DeepCura cost?

As of October 2026, DeepCura lists $129 per provider seat per month, including all seven agents and 1,000 monthly credits, with an annual plan at $999 per seat. Monthly pricing drops with volume to $116 for seats 3 to 5, $110 for seats 6 to 10 and $101 from seat 11. Each user who uses AI needs a seat, cancellation is free at any time, and "No refunds are issued for partial periods." DeepCura states there are "no free pilots" and that RFPs start at 25 seats. PatientNotes lists Heidi's Clinician plan at $150 monthly or $110 a month billed yearly.

What about security and evidence?

DeepCura says it signs "A BAA with every customer" and encrypts PHI in transit and at rest. It holds CASA Tier 2, verified independently by TAC Security, with all 14 OWASP-based categories passed. CASA is not SOC 2, and the vendor states: "Not SOC 2 certified, and not the legal record." It also says customer data is never used for model training, with a Trust Center at trust.deepcura.com. No FDA status is stated.

Who is it for?

A small therapy practice that wants notes, an AI receptionist and a shared inbox gets more from the $129 bundle than from a scribe alone. A 10-physician group on Epic that already has Epic's ambient tool is paying for the other agents only. A health system buying through an RFP needs the 25-seat floor and a SOC 2 report DeepCura does not have.

The verdict

The price is public, the trial is free and the BAA and security statements are specific. The 6,000-clinician count and the 4.6 G2 rating are the vendor's claims, shown on its homepage. A group would be committing $999 per seat per year.