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Suki AI Review (2025): Features, Pros & Cons

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TLDR

  • Suki AI targets clinician burnout with an ambient, voice-driven assistant that listens to the visit and drafts a structured note clinicians can quickly approve.
  • Standout capabilities include customizable drafts, real-time voice commands, chart Q&A, and new ambient order staging, helping clinicians review and sign orders based on the encounter.
  • While Suki is powerful, some professionals may prefer Twofold Health AI Scribe for a lighter-weight, transparent-pricing option with minimal setup. (See “A thoughtful alternative” below.)

What is Suki AI?

Suki AI is a clinical assistant that captures the clinician‑patient conversation and generates a draft note. Beyond documentation, it supports dictation/commands, ICD‑10/HCC coding assistance, patient summaries, and chart‑aware Q&A, positioning itself as a “true assistant,” not just a scribe. It’s available on iOS, Android, web, and desktop.

What’s new in 2024–2025 (at a glance)

  • Patient Summarization & Clinical Q&A (Google Cloud): Suki added concise chart summaries and natural-language questions for clinicians, built on Vertex AI.
  • Ambient Order Staging: Speak the plan; Suki structures, codes, and stages prescription orders for your approval in the EHR.
  • MEDITECH Expanse ambient integration: First ambient AI integration using MEDITECH’s documentation APIs.
Funding note: Suki raised $70M (Series D) in October 2024 to expand these capabilities.

Feature Deep-Dive (what you actually use)

Ambient notes you can trust (but still control)

Suki drafts a structured note from the conversation that you can accept, reject, or edit before it touches the chart. The company emphasizes “clinician‑reviewed before EHR write‑back” and design choices to minimize hallucinations.

Order staging from the conversation

During the plan, clinicians can say medication names, sig, quantity, and refills; Suki stages those orders so they’re ready for review/sign‑off ‑ reducing clicks after the visit.

Patient summaries & chart Q&A

Ask for the last A1c, recent imaging, or medication gaps; Suki surfaces chart facts and a short patient summary to reduce cognitive load.

Dictation + commands, coding help

Traditional speech‑to‑text, smart commands, and assistance with ICD‑10/HCC coding are built into the same assistant.

Integrations & Deployment

  • EHR connectivity: Suki highlights broad connectivity and has specific announcements for MEDITECH Expanse (documentation APIs), and athenahealth’s “choose-your-player” Ambient Notes (GA), allowing practices to run Suki within a standard UI.
  • Footprint growth: Strategic partnerships have expanded distribution, including telehealth channels.
  • Availability & support: Suki markets enterprise-grade rollout leadership and 24/7/365 availability.

Security, Privacy & Compliance

Suki’s trust materials cite HIPAA and SOC 2 Type II with encryption and access controls documented in its Trust Center. (As a reminder, HIPAA covers PHI handling; SOC 2 focuses on broader security controls.) Always review BAAs and data‑flow diagrams in your own contracting.

Pricing & Commercial Approach

Suki primarily sells via an enterprise motion (demo → contract). Public trade coverage has reported a list price around $399 per clinician per month, with discounting for resource‑constrained sites. Your terms will vary by EHR, scope, and support.

Where Suki Fits Best

Great fit: organizations that value embedded workflows and chart‑aware assistance, especially those standardizing on MEDITECH Expanse or adopting athenahealth Ambient Notes. Order staging and chart Q&A can reduce after‑visit clicks for high‑volume primary care and IM.

Potential friction: smaller clinics that want a “copy‑to‑EHR and go” setup with posted, low, individual pricing may find the enterprise contracting and governance heavier than needed. (See the alternative below.)

Conclusion

Suki AI pushes past “ambient scribe” into a fuller clinical assistant ‑combining real‑time capture, coding help, chart Q&A, and order staging. For teams that can leverage its integrations and governance model, the workflow depth is compelling. For clinicians prioritizing speed, simplicity, and transparent pricing, a lighter solution can deliver faster day‑one value.

Concern

Suki

Note

Price transparency for small clinics

Enterprise quotes

Budget friendliness

Higher total cost

EHR integration depth

Epic/Oracle/athena/MEDITECH

A/P edit burden variability

?

Specialty-dependent

Data security posture

?

HIPAA/SOC 2

Multilingual encounters

Broad language support

UI/layout customization

Config varies by org/EHR

Procurement/IT lift

Contracting + EHR build

A thoughtful alternative: Twofold Health AI Scribe

If your priority is fast, accurate drafts with minimal friction and clear, individual pricing, Twofold Health AI Scribe is worth a look. It’s designed for small and medium‑size practices that want simple export to the EHR, customizable templates, and transparent monthly plans without enterprise procurement.

Summary

Suki AI is a mature clinical assistant that blends ambient notes with chart‑aware tools and order staging, supported by expanding EHR pathways (e.g., MEDITECH APIs, athena Ambient Notes). It suits groups that can benefit from deeper, governed workflows. Clinicians seeking lightweight rollout and predictable individual pricing may lean toward a simpler AI scribe such as Twofold Health‑ the “right” choice depends on your mix of workflow depth vs. speed of adoption.

Note: The information provided in this article is based on data available as of October 8, 2025. Features and pricing are subject to change. Please consult the respective company websites for the most current information.

Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or medical advice. Always consult professional guidelines and regulatory bodies for specific compliance requirements.

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Dr. Danni Steimberg

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Dr. Danni Steimberg is a pediatrician at Schneider Children’s Medical Center with extensive experience in patient care, medical education, and healthcare innovation. He earned his MD from Semmelweis University and has worked at Kaplan Medical Center and Sheba Medical Center.

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