Nabla

AI Medical Scribe / Ambient Clinical Documentation

Nabla is an ambient AI medical scribe that listens to patient encounters, in-person or via telehealth, and automatically drafts clinical notes, freeing clinicians from manual documentation. It offers Nabla Copilot for ambient note generation and Nabla Dictation for real-time voice-to-text, with EHR integrations into Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, and Meditech via SMART on FHIR. It serves individual clinicians, group practices, and health systems across 35+ specialties.

Alternatives & similar tools

Related picks from editorial notes.

Also mentioned

Abridge (ambient clinical documentation with strong health-system partnerships)
DAX Copilot (Microsoft/Nuance ambient scribe)
Suki AI (AI voice assistant for clinical documentation)

Features & details

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Category (short)

AI Medical Scribe / Ambient Clinical Documentation

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Target audience

Individual clinicians and health systems wanting a multi-EHR, multi-specialty ambient scribe with a free trial and flexible enterprise deployment. Not ideal for: solo practitioners who require fully transparent, self-serve pricing without a sales conversation, or mental-health-specific practices needing deep DAP/BIRP template specialization out of the box.

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Pricing notes

Verified July 2026; nabla.com does not publish a pricing page. Pricing requires a demo or sales conversation. A free tier exists with volume limits (plus a separate unlimited free tier for medical students and residents), though it may lack a signed BAA needed for HIPAA-compliant live clinical use. Third-party estimates, unconfirmed by Nabla, suggest an individual Starter tier around $119/month per clinician and a Pro tier around $239/month per clinician, with custom enterprise/health-system pricing on top.

Pros & cons

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Pros

Broad EHR compatibility (Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, Meditech)
Supports 35+ specialties and languages
Backed by significant funding ($120M+) and a large clinician user base
Independent clinical trial evidence of measurable time savings

Cons

No public or self-serve pricing
every real quote requires a sales call
Free tier may lack a BAA required for HIPAA-compliant clinical use
CPT coding is not currently supported, only ICD-10/HCC/MCC
Third-party pricing estimates are unverified and may not reflect actual contracts

Review notes

Context from the listing review and editorial research.

Nabla has raised approximately $120M total, including a $70M Series C from HV Capital, Highland Europe, DST Global, and Cathay Innovation. The company reports a footprint of 150+ health organizations and 85,000+ clinicians. A 2025 NEJM AI randomized trial found Nabla reduced clinicians' time-in-note by 9.5%.

Extended features

In-depth description and capability notes.

Ambient listening and automatic clinical note generation from patient encounters Real-time at-cursor dictation via Nabla Dictation ICD-10, HCC, and MCC medical coding suggestions Multi-EHR integration via SMART on FHIR (Epic, athenahealth, Cerner, Meditech) Support for 35+ specialties and 35+ languages Specialty-tuned note templates (SOAP, DAP, intake, and more) Magic Edit personalization of note style and format Automatic audio deletion after note generation for privacy

Use cases

Physicians and telehealth providers use ambient listening during patient visits to auto-generate notes and cut documentation time, while multi-specialty group practices and hospitals integrate Nabla directly into their EHR for coded, structured notes at scale.