Freed review
Affordable AI documentation for solo clinicians, with deeper workflow tools on higher tiers.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Freed is an AI medical scribe for clinicians and independent healthcare practices. It captures and transcribes in-person or virtual patient visits, then generates customizable clinical notes, including structured SOAP notes. Specialty-specific templates, patient summaries, clinical evidence answers with cited medical sources, coding suggestions, consent statements, and post-visit documents extend its role beyond basic transcription. Web, iOS, Android, and Chrome extension workflows make it suitable for solo clinicians who want documentation support across desktop and mobile settings.
Pricing is organized around three paid individual plans. Starter costs $39 per clinician per month and includes AI note generation, customizable specialty templates, and live support. Core costs $79 monthly and adds unlimited note generation, an instant template builder, and an AI assistant for note editing. Premier costs $119 monthly or $1,248 per clinician per year, adding EHR push integration, prior visit summaries, patient context, ICD-10 coding, and CPT and E/M coding suggestions. A seven-day trial is available, while the Groups plan adds Medical Assistant users, patient sharing, admin dashboards, single sign-on, centralized billing, and dedicated account management.
Freed’s main strength is the combination of ambient capture, clinical note structure, and specialty customization, with integrations including Athenahealth, Practice Fusion, Tebra/Kareo, SimplePractice, Elation, Jane App, DrChrono, OfficeAlly, and Zoom. The product also supports patient instructions, referral letters, and other post-visit documents. Solo clinicians should consider Freed when affordable monthly documentation assistance and mobile access matter most. Practices needing administrative controls can look to Groups, while users who require EHR push or coding features should choose Premier rather than the lower individual tiers.
Freed pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Ambient SOAP notes for in-person and virtual visits
- Specialty templates, evidence answers, and coding suggestions
- Web, mobile, Chrome extension, and nine integrations
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan; paid access starts at $39 per clinician monthly
- EHR push and coding suggestions are reserved for Premier
- Groups features are designed for clinic and practice administration
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