Notermed review
A focused Android-and-Tebra scribe for clinics needing reviewed, structured notes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Notermed is an AI medical scribe for licensed healthcare providers and their staff. It records consultations, separates clinician and patient speech, transcribes clinical conversations, and drafts structured notes for clinician review and approval. Its workflow suits clinics that want browser-based review, Android mobile recording, visit history, custom templates, and a direct connection to Tebra.
The published plans show a Free option with 20 AI sessions, advanced AI transcription, all note templates, custom templates, EHR integration, and mobile app access. Professional costs $79 per user per month when billed monthly, adding unlimited sessions and secure team messaging with attachments. Professional Annual costs $59 per user per month when billed annually and includes the same listed features. This makes the Free plan more suitable for evaluating the workflow, while the paid tiers fit ongoing use with unlimited sessions.
Notermed’s main strength is its focused clinical note workflow. It supports SOAP, H&P, follow-up, and custom formats, while clinician approval remains part of the process before a note reaches the chart. Android recording includes offline upload support, and Tebra patient lookup with signed-note export connects capture to charting. The trade-off is a narrow platform and ecosystem fit: the listed mobile app is Android, and Tebra is the only integration. Clinics already using Tebra and Android devices should find the feature set closely aligned with focused mobile capture. Organizations needing broader mobile coverage or more integrations should consider an alternative.
Notermed pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Separates clinician and patient speech automatically
- Supports SOAP, H&P, follow-up, and custom templates
- Offers offline Android recording and Tebra signed-note export
- Where it doesn't
- Mobile app access is limited to Android
- Tebra is the only listed integration
- The Free plan is limited to 20 AI sessions
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