AMAH review
A broad medical aesthetics EHR with AI SOAP drafts at a high monthly price.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
AMAH is an EHR and scheduling system for medical aesthetics practices. It brings together provider availability, a drag-and-drop appointment calendar, patient self-scheduling, digital intake forms, e-signature consent, clinical encounter notes, treatment photos, inventory, payments, invoicing and a patient portal. The product is aimed at front-desk staff, providers, practice owners and patients, with role-based access control and append-only audit logs supporting operational oversight. Its patient portal also supports secure messaging, online payments, treatment-plan progress and access to before-and-after photos.
Pricing is straightforward but positioned for clinics with a larger software budget. The listed Founders Circle plan costs $499 per month with monthly billing, and the first 30 days are free. That single plan includes scheduling, clinical charting, consent, before-and-after photos, inventory and payments. The paid package therefore covers both administrative and clinical workflows rather than limiting core functions to separate tiers. Clinics evaluating cost should weigh that broad scope against the recurring monthly price, especially if they need only appointment booking and basic client records.
AMAH’s standout capability is the AI Clinical Scribe, which produces structured SOAP-note drafts alongside auto-saving encounter notes and provider sign-off workflows. That makes the product a closer fit for practices seeking documentation support than for teams focused only on calendar management. The tradeoff is a narrow ecosystem: Stripe is the listed integration, and web is the listed platform. Practices that want an all-in-one medical aesthetics record, scheduling, portal and payment workflow may find the coverage appropriate. Smaller clinics or teams prioritizing lower cost, broader integrations or a simpler scheduler should consider an alternative.
AMAH pros and cons
- Where it wins
- AI Clinical Scribe creates structured SOAP-note drafts
- Scheduling, self-booking, forms, consent and charting in one system
- Photos, inventory, payments, invoices and audit logs are included
- Where it doesn't
- Founders Circle costs $499 per month
- The integration list includes only Stripe
- Web access is the only listed platform
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