Patien vs Suki
These are not really the same purchase. Suki is reported at $299 a month for Compose and $399 for Assistant per provider — figures Suki does not publish — and is sold to health systems with the EHR integration work that implies. Patien is $39 or $59, published, bought with a card, and aimed at the clinician who writes the notes.
Last verified 2026-10-02. Figures marked as reported come from third-party sources, not from the vendor.
Side by side
| Patien | Suki | |
|---|---|---|
| Who it is built for | The clinician who writes the notes | Health systems and large groups |
| Free access | 10 visits and 10 notes, no card, no expiry | None |
| Entry plan | $39/month — 50 notes | Reported $299/month (Compose) — third-party, not published by Suki |
| Unlimited notes | $59/month, or $49 billed annually | Reported $399/month (Assistant) — third-party, not published by Suki |
| Commitment | Monthly, no annual commitment | Enterprise agreement, typically annual |
| How you buy it | Self-serve with a card | Through sales |
What Suki does well
- ✓ Voice assistant functions beyond documentation, including commands inside the record system
- ✓ Deep, supported integrations with major EHRs, done as implementation work rather than left to the clinician
- ✓ An implementation and support team, which is what a large organisation is buying
The trade-offs
- − Pricing is not published and sits roughly five to ten times Patien per clinician
- − An enterprise purchase: a sales process, an agreement, and typically a year
- − The integration depth it charges for is work a solo practice does not need done
Choose Suki if
You are buying for a health system, you need commands and workflow inside a major EHR, and you have procurement and a budget for implementation.
Choose Patien if
You are a clinician or a small practice, you want to start this afternoon, and you would rather pay $59 than $399 for documentation.
Common questions
How much does Suki cost compared with Patien?
Suki: Reported $399/month (Assistant) — third-party, not published by Suki. Patien publishes $39/month — 50 notes and $59/month, or $49 billed annually, billed monthly with no annual commitment.
Is Suki better than Patien?
You are buying for a health system, you need commands and workflow inside a major EHR, and you have procurement and a budget for implementation. Suki is the better fit in that case. You are a clinician or a small practice, you want to start this afternoon, and you would rather pay $59 than $399 for documentation.
Can I try Patien without a card?
Yes. Ten visits and ten notes are free, with no card and no time limit, and every feature is included during that.