Abridge

Abridge is an ambient AI documentation platform that listens to clinician-patient conversations and turns them into structured, billable clinical notes integrated directly into the EHR workflow. Built on its own Contextual Reasoning Engine, Abridge captures the visit in real time, pulls in relevant patient history and prior encounters, and produces notes with linked evidence that traces each statement in the note back to the exact moment in the transcript. It is deployed at more than 250 health systems, including Mayo Clinic, Duke Health, Johns Hopkins, Kaiser Permanente, and UPMC, and has been named Best in KLAS for Ambient AI in both 2025 and 2026.

The platform supports outpatient, inpatient, and emergency department settings across 55+ medical specialties and multiple languages, and integrates deeply with Epic (via Haiku, Canto, and Hyperdrive), Oracle Health, and athenahealth. Its research foundation includes the largest independent peer-reviewed study of ambient AI documentation to date, published in NEJM AI with Kaiser Permanente across more than 1,300 clinicians, alongside customer-reported outcomes such WVU Medicine's improved patient throughput and Reid Health's 86% reduction in note-completion effort.

Abridge is built and priced for large health systems rather than individual clinicians: there is no self-serve signup, no free trial, and no public pricing page. Third-party market estimates place enterprise pricing in the range of roughly $200 to $800+ per provider per month depending on integration depth and contract terms, with implementations typically taking three to six months. Solo practitioners and small practices generally need to look at lower-cost, self-serve AI scribes instead.

Abridge does not publish pricing and sells exclusively through enterprise contracts with health systems and hospital groups; there is no self-serve signup or individual-clinician plan. Third-party market analyses and reseller estimates place costs at roughly $200-$800+ per provider per month depending on integration depth (Epic, Oracle Health, or athenahealth), contract scale, and support level, with some estimates for full enterprise rollouts running $600-$1,200+ per provider per month. Implementation typically includes a multi-week to multi-month pilot and IT integration phase before system-wide deployment.