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VoiceboxMD

5.0(1 review) HIPAA compliant

VoiceboxMD is medical dictation and ambient AI scribe software from Zuzis for clinicians in solo and small practices. It offers real-time dictation with 26 specialty settings and an ambient scribe that drafts SOAP or custom notes, inserting text into any EHR that accepts keyboard input. Apps run on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and web, with plans from $49 per month.

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Our take on VoiceboxMD

VoiceboxMD is a cloud medical dictation and ambient AI scribe from Zuzis, with published monthly pricing from $49 and no contract. It suits independent clinicians who want both dictation and AI-drafted notes in any EHR that accepts typed text. The trade-off is that it types into the EHR rather than integrating deeply, and independent reviews are still scarce.

Also known as: Voicebox MD, VoiceboxMD AI Scribe, Zuzis · Reviewed by PracticeAll's healthcare IT team · Facts last verified · How we review

VoiceboxMD key facts

Best for
Independent clinicians who want dictation and an AI scribe without a contract
Practice size
Solo Practitioner, Small Group (2–9)
Specialties
Multi-specialty, Primary care, Dental
Starting price
From $49/mo
Pricing model
Per user/month
Deployment
Cloud, Web, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android
HIPAA / BAA
Vendor states HIPAA compliance
Integrations
Types into any EHR (OS-level), including Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen, MEDITECH Expanse, AdvancedMD, DrChrono, Tebra, Dentrix
Company
Zuzis
Category
Medical Dictation & Transcription
Last verified
October 2026

VoiceboxMD feature checklist

Technology CoreAmbient AI
EHR Integration LevelPoint and Dictate
Device SupportSmartphone App, Desktop Application
Specialized VocabulariesRadiology

Who VoiceboxMD is best for

VoiceboxMD combines real-time medical dictation with an ambient scribe that drafts SOAP, H&P or template-based notes from the visit conversation. It works on Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and the web, and places text wherever the cursor is, so it works with most EHRs without a formal integration.

Best for

  • Solo and small-group physicians, NPs and PAs who want month-to-month pricing with no setup fee
  • Clinicians who switch between dictating and letting an ambient scribe draft the note
  • Practices on EHRs without built-in voice tools, including athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, Practice Fusion, AdvancedMD and DrChrono
  • Dental practices, which VoiceboxMD also targets with a dental dictation product

Not ideal for

  • Health systems that need enterprise management, single sign-on and deep Epic or Oracle Health integration
  • Users on Citrix or remote desktop setups where paste-through is blocked (test during the trial)
  • Buyers who want a large base of independent user reviews before committing

VoiceboxMD pros and cons

Pros

  • Published pricing ($49, $79 and $99 per month) with no setup fees or long-term contract
  • Includes both real-time dictation and an ambient AI scribe with no monthly note cap on every plan
  • EHR-agnostic: works with any EHR that accepts keyboard input
  • BAA included on every plan; TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, per the vendor
  • Higher tiers add ICD-10 and CPT suggestions, referral and prior-auth letters, after-visit summaries and, on Premium, Chart Fill

Cons

  • Works at the operating-system level rather than through an EHR API; only Premium's Chart Fill places the note across chart sections
  • The vendor states recognition does not adapt to an individual voice over time, unlike some traditional dictation tools
  • No published accuracy rate
  • Few independent user reviews are available yet
  • Monthly-plan trial is 7 days and requires a card at checkout

VoiceboxMD pricing

As of 2026 VoiceboxMD publishes three plans, billed per user per month:

  • Essential, $49/month: ambient AI scribe with no monthly note cap, plus real-time dictation
  • Power, $79/month: adds ICD-10 and CPT code suggestions, referral and prior-authorization letters, after-visit summaries and patient instructions, an orders checklist and pre-recorded audio upload
  • Premium, $99/month: adds Chart Fill, which places the finished note across the chart, guided note-form setup, visit continuity and notes that learn from your edits

Annual billing is offered alongside monthly billing; the published prices are the monthly rates. There are no setup fees or contracts, and you can cancel any time. Trials run 7 days on monthly plans and 14 days on annual plans; a card is collected but not charged during the trial.

Key features

  • Medical dictation: speech recognition with a medical model, 26 specialty settings, custom vocabulary, macros and templates
  • Ambient AI scribe: drafts structured SOAP, H&P or custom-template notes from the visit for clinician review
  • Clinical Notepad for structured notes
  • Coding suggestions and letters (referral, prior authorization) on Power and Premium
  • Chart Fill on Premium, which distributes the finished note across the chart
  • Apps for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android and web, with sync between devices
  • Dental dictation
  • Lydoh: a separate phone assistant and answering service from the same company

HIPAA, security and integrations

VoiceboxMD states that it is HIPAA compliant across desktop, mobile and web, and that a business associate agreement is provided to every subscriber at no extra cost. The vendor says data is encrypted with TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, audio is deleted automatically within 7 days with a deletion record, PHI is protected by role-based access, and patient audio and text are not used to train AI models. It does not publish a SOC 2 or HITRUST report. The app works at the operating-system level rather than through EHR APIs, and the vendor lists major EHRs such as Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth and eClinicalWorks, plus dental systems such as Dentrix, as compatible.

VoiceboxMD alternatives

  • Dragon Medical One — the established cloud dictation standard with voice commands and deep EHR use, on annual contracts.
  • Microsoft Dragon Copilot — Microsoft's combined dictation and ambient assistant, quote-based and sold through Microsoft and its partners.
  • Freed — an ambient AI scribe with published per-clinician pricing, focused on note drafting rather than dictation.
  • Heidi Health — an AI scribe with a free plan, useful for trying ambient documentation at no cost.
  • Augnito — a cloud speech recognition and AI documentation tool aimed at enterprise clinical teams.

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VoiceboxMD FAQ

Is VoiceboxMD any good?

VoiceboxMD is a reasonable choice for independent clinicians who want dictation plus an ambient AI scribe at a published, contract-free price. Its weaknesses are limited independent reviews, no published accuracy figure and no API-level EHR integration. Use the free trial with your own EHR and specialty before committing.

How much does VoiceboxMD cost?

As of 2026 VoiceboxMD costs $49 per month for Essential, $79 for Power and $99 for Premium, per user. Every plan includes the ambient scribe and real-time dictation; higher tiers add coding suggestions, letters, audio upload and a learned writing style. Prices shown are monthly rates, an annual option is available, and there are no setup fees or contracts.

Does VoiceboxMD work with my EHR?

VoiceboxMD is EHR-agnostic. The desktop app inserts text wherever your cursor is, so it works with any EHR that accepts keyboard input, including Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, NextGen, MEDITECH Expanse, AdvancedMD and DrChrono. It places text at the cursor rather than writing through an EHR API, though Premium adds Chart Fill to spread the finished note across the chart. Citrix, VMware and remote desktop setups work only if paste-through is allowed.

VoiceboxMD vs Dragon Medical One: which should I choose?

Choose Dragon Medical One if you rely on extensive voice commands, AutoTexts and established use inside large EHRs, and can accept an annual contract. Choose VoiceboxMD if you want month-to-month pricing, an included ambient AI scribe and a quick setup. Dragon's recognition is mature and widely deployed; VoiceboxMD trades some of that depth for lower cost and flexibility.

How do I log in to VoiceboxMD?

Account management is at account.voiceboxmd.com, where you manage your subscription and settings. Day-to-day dictation and scribing happen in the VoiceboxMD desktop, mobile or web app, where you sign in with the same account. New users can start a trial from voiceboxmd.com.

Is VoiceboxMD HIPAA compliant and does it sign a BAA?

Yes, according to the vendor. VoiceboxMD says it is HIPAA compliant on desktop, mobile and web and provides a business associate agreement to every subscriber at no extra cost. It encrypts data with TLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest, deletes audio within 7 days and does not use patient audio or text to train its models. It does not publish a SOC 2 report, so ask if your policy requires one.

Sources

Facts on this page were checked against these sources on October 2026.

  1. VoiceboxMD homepage and FAQ
  2. VoiceboxMD pricing
  3. VoiceboxMD free trial
  4. VoiceboxMD EHR and EMR dictation

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