Amion review
A focused choice for physician, residency, and hospital on-call scheduling.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Amion is a web and mobile scheduling application for hospitals, physician groups, residency programs, and healthcare systems. It focuses on on-call, physician, and residency schedule management, with tools for schedule creation, centralized viewing, time-off and availability requests, open-shift pickup, shift swaps, notifications, secure messaging, paging, reporting, and calendar synchronization. Schedulers can access Amion through the web, Windows, and macOS, while mobile access is available on iOS and Android. Its focus makes it a strong fit for clinical teams coordinating call coverage and physician availability.
Amion offers Pro, Enterprise, and Residency plans, with contact-sales pricing. Pro includes up to 10 schedules, self-serve setup, mobile and desktop access, and custom rules. Residency is designed for a single residency schedule and adds block scheduling alongside self-serve setup and mobile and desktop access. Enterprise expands to unlimited schedules, organization-wide settings and controls, EHR and SSO integrations, a dedicated implementation team, a client success manager, and usage and compliance reporting. This structure suits organizations that need a defined residency deployment or broader hospital-wide administration.
Integration and communication features are central to the product. Amion supports EHR, paging, scheduling, and SAML-compatible SSO integrations, including Epic Systems, American Messaging, Spok, Verizon, LightningBolt, QGenda, and Imprivata access-management products. Secure messaging, paging, calendar synchronization, and a centralized hospital-wide on-call display help connect schedules with daily clinical communication. Hospitals choosing Amion should prioritize physician and residency call coordination, scheduling rules, and healthcare-system integration. Teams seeking a simpler scheduling scope may find the plan limits and sales-led buying process less suitable.
Amion pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Automates schedules with rules, preferences, workload balancing, and call patterns
- Supports self-scheduling, open-shift pickup, swaps, and availability requests
- Connects with EHR, paging, calendar, and SAML-compatible identity systems
- Where it doesn't
- Pro supports up to 10 schedules
- Residency covers a single residency schedule
- Pricing requires contacting sales
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