ORAYA review
Chart-aware clinical answers, treatment options, and documentation in one platform.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
ORAYA is a clinical AI platform for clinicians, pharmacy and PBM teams, and clinical researchers. It answers questions about dosing, safety, and treatment using medical literature and FDA sources, with linked citations and evidence grading. Chart information such as conditions, medications, labs, and notes can inform answers. Clinicians can also review differential diagnoses and ranked treatment options, check interactions and contraindications, and use visit transcription to draft structured documentation for review and signature.
The product’s decision-support depth is its central distinction: it combines chart-contextualized answers with evidence grading and checks whether citations support claims. It also imports outside care documents and identifies new, existing, or conflicting chart values. FHIR-based EMR integration is available, alongside Google Fitbit integration; access is offered on web and mobile, with an API also listed. These capabilities suit teams looking to connect question answering, chart review, and documentation rather than adopt a tool limited to literature search alone.
Provider access is through a paid subscription held by a clinic, with fees and terms set in clinic-specific agreements. ORAYA identifies HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance as pending, so teams with compliance requirements should account for that status in procurement. The product is a fit for organizations seeking chart-aware decision support and treatment guidance, particularly where clinicians can review generated documentation. Teams that require publicly stated subscription pricing or completed HIPAA or SOC 2 compliance should consider alternatives that meet those needs.
ORAYA pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Uses chart context for clinical questions and treatment options
- Checks drug interactions and contraindications
- Drafts structured visit notes for clinician review and signature
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing and subscription terms are set by clinic agreement
- Documentation drafts require clinician review and signature
- HIPAA and SOC 2 compliance are pending
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