Review, documentation-based

Suki review

Last updated 2026-10-15

48/100 Suki research score Rank #10 · as of 2026-10-15
How this score works: Suki 48/100

Five categories, 0 to 20 points each, from public vendor documentation as of 2026-10-15. Unknown items score 0.

Pricing transparency and value0/20

Prices published, free plan or trial, entry price at or under $100/mo, contract terms disclosed (5 points each).

EHR integration depth20/20

Notes delivered into the EHR, Epic integration, another named native integration, in-chart or two-way workflow (5 each).

Privacy and security13/20

BAA publicly documented, SOC 2 Type 2, retention and deletion controls, model training policy (5 each; 3 if de-identified data only).

Specialty and psychiatry fit0/20

Psychiatry or behavioral health support, audio deleted by default, short note retention you set, 42 CFR Part 2 controls (5 each).

Workflow features15/20

Mobile capture, telehealth capture, coding help, patient instructions or letters (5 each).

BAA gate: ranking requires a publicly documented BAA. That gate decides whether a vendor is ranked; it does not add or remove points. (Separately, a documented BAA is one 5-point item under Privacy.) Suki is ranked #10 among vendors with a documented BAA.

Full methodology

A sourced, documentation-based review from public vendor pages.

Independent research. No paid rankings.
Last checked 2026-10-15

At a glance

Verdict
Suki is an ambient AI assistant with deep two-way integrations into Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and MEDITECH, a documented BAA and SOC 2 Type 2, but it publishes no prices and documents no psychiatry or behavioral health support.
Best for
Clinicians in organizations on Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth or MEDITECH who want notes written back into the chart, with coding help and patient instructions.
Skip if
Solo or small practices that need a published price or free trial, or behavioral health clinicians who need documented therapy note formats or 42 CFR Part 2 controls.
Entry price
Ask vendor (no public pricing; contact sales) (source)
BAA
Yes. Suki says it signs Business Associate Agreements with customers
Research score
48/100. Suki is ranked #10 among vendors with a documented BAA.
Last checked
2026-10-15

Visit Suki EHR integrations page (source)No affiliate or paid placement.

What changed
  • 2026-10-15: Added this review. Research score 48/100 (rank #10), unchanged by this page; scored from public vendor pages checked 2026-10-15.
  • 2026-10-15: Rank labels synced to the scorecard. Ranks on reviews, guides, compare pages, the homepage and the tools page are now computed at build time from the same scores data as the scorecard (BAA-documented vendors only, ordered by research score, ties broken by specialty and psychiatry fit). Every label was compared with the scorecard: Heidi Health #1 to #1, Blueprint #2 to #2, Freed #3 to #3, JotPsych #4 to #4, Mentalyc #5 to #5, Upheal #6 to #6, Microsoft Dragon Copilot #7 to #7, Twofold Health #8 to #8, AutoNotes #9 to #9, Suki #10 to #10, Abridge #11 to #11, Sunoh.ai #12 to #12. No displayed rank differed, so no label changed. Scores unchanged.

Full history on the corrections page.

Who it is for and who should skip it

Who Suki is for

  • Clinician on Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth or MEDITECH: Suki documents real-time, two-way integrations that send the note back to the EHR.
  • Clinician who wants coding help and patient instructions alongside the note: both are named on Suki's pages.
  • Clinician who documents on a phone: Suki lists iOS and Android apps.
  • Buyer who requires a SOC 2 Type 2 report and a BAA: both are stated.

Who should skip Suki

  • Solo clinician who wants to compare prices: no prices or free trial are published. Ask vendor.
  • Psychiatry or therapy practice that needs documented behavioral health support or therapy note formats: none are public. Ask vendor.
  • Clinician who wants audio deleted by default or a retention period they can set in the clinician app: not publicly documented. Ask vendor.
  • 42 CFR Part 2 program: Part 2 specific controls are not publicly documented. Ask vendor.

Overview

Suki is an AI assistant for clinical documentation. Its homepage says it captures the patient conversation to generate notes, patient instructions and orders, with voice-enabled editing and problem-based charting, and that it works on desktop and on iOS and Android for 100+ specialties. It also offers dictation and an API and SDK platform for partners that embed Suki in their own products.

Pricing

Suki does not publish prices on the pages we checked; buying is through contact sales. Documentation reviewed

Free tier or trial: Ask vendor. No free plan or trial is published, and contract terms are not public.

Source: Suki homepage, checked 2026-10-15.

EHR integration depth

Suki's EHR integrations page describes bi-directional integrations that pull the latest EHR data into the note and send the finished note back to the EHR with a tap, no copy and paste needed Documentation reviewed. Its homepage names Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and MEDITECH as the four EHRs with deep, real-time integrations Vendor-reported. For other EHRs, Suki points to Suki Compose, which it says works with all EHRs; how notes reach those EHRs is not documented: Ask vendor.

Listed integrations: Epic (including Haiku and Hyperspace), Oracle Health, athenahealth, MEDITECH; Suki Compose for other EHRs (delivery method: Ask vendor)

Specialty suitability

Templates: Ask vendor. No psychiatry or behavioral health templates are named on the pages we checked

Suki says it supports 100+ specialties but does not name psychiatry, psychotherapy or behavioral health on the pages we checked. Therapy note formats, handling of HIPAA psychotherapy notes, e-prescribing and 42 CFR Part 2 controls are not publicly documented: Ask vendor.

Note formats

Formats named on Suki's own public pages. "Ask vendor" means we found no public vendor statement.

FormatSuki
DAPAsk vendor
BIRPAsk vendor
SOAPAsk vendor
Problem-based chartingYes (Suki homepage)

Security and privacy

  • BAA: Yes. "We sign Business Associate Agreements (BAA) for patient data handling with our customers" (Suki security FAQ) Documentation reviewed
  • Certifications: SOC 2 Type 2 certified and HIPAA compliant, per the homepage (Suki homepage) Vendor-reported
  • Encryption and hosting: TLS 1.2 in transit and AES-256 at rest on Google Cloud services; Cloudflare web application firewall (Suki security FAQ) Vendor-reported
  • Retention: For the Suki Developer Platform (partner integrations), audio and transcripts are permanently deleted after 30 days and the final note is kept for the length of the service contract (Suki security FAQ) Vendor-reported. Retention and deletion terms for Suki's own clinician app: Ask vendor
  • Model training: Suki says it uses de-identified and anonymized data for model training (Suki security FAQ) Vendor-reported
  • Psychotherapy notes: Handling of HIPAA psychotherapy notes is not publicly documented. Ask vendor
  • 42 CFR Part 2: Not publicly documented. Ask vendor

Workflow and UX

The clinician captures the visit with ambient listening or dictation on desktop or mobile. Suki drafts the note, patient instructions and orders, supports voice-enabled editing, and sends the note back to integrated EHRs with a tap. Telehealth capture inside Suki is not documented; Suki says it works with telehealth partners: Ask vendor.

Full fact table

Legend: green Documentation reviewed, blue Vendor-reported, amber Third-party sourced, red Ask vendor.
FeatureSuki
Pricing tiers (exact, as published)Ask vendor (no public pricing) Ask vendor
Free tier / trialAsk vendor Ask vendor
BAASigns BAAs with customers (security FAQ) Documentation reviewed
SOC 2 Type 2Yes, per homepage Vendor-reported
RetentionDeveloper Platform: audio and transcript deleted after 30 days; clinician app: Ask vendor Vendor-reported
Model trainingDe-identified and anonymized data only Vendor-reported
EHR integrationsEpic, Oracle Health, athenahealth, MEDITECH (two-way) Documentation reviewed
PlatformsDesktop, iOS and Android Vendor-reported
In-person, telehealthAmbient capture; telehealth: Ask vendor Vendor-reported
Note formatsProblem-based charting; DAP, BIRP, SOAP: Ask vendor Vendor-reported
Psychotherapy notesAsk vendor Ask vendor
Support24/7/365 support per the EHR integrations page Vendor-reported
Research score48/100, rank #10 among vendors with a documented BAA Documentation reviewed

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Two-way integrations with Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and MEDITECH
  • BAA and SOC 2 Type 2 stated
  • Coding help, patient instructions and orders
  • iOS and Android apps

Cons

  • No published prices or free trial
  • No documented psychiatry or behavioral health support
  • Clinician app retention terms not public
  • 42 CFR Part 2 controls not documented

Alternatives

Methodology

Facts come from Suki's official homepage, EHR integrations page and security FAQ, checked 2026-10-15. BAA availability is an eligibility gate, not a score input. Read the full methodology and editorial policy.

Bottom line

Suki is built for organizations on the major hospital EHRs that want notes written straight back into the chart. For psychiatry and therapy practices, ask for pricing, behavioral health note formats, retention terms and 42 CFR Part 2 handling in writing before you buy.

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Sources and last checked

Who curates this site

Curated by a practicing, board-certified psychiatrist, not named to avoid conflicts. From the site data: 14 vendors tracked, 100 distinct external source pages linked, last full re-check of vendor facts 2026-10-13. How we work · Editorial policy.

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