EMR Comparison
Krasyn vs. ModMed
ModMed's AI is specialty-tuned for dermatology, orthopedics, and ophthalmology. Krasyn's ambient AI is built for the primary care and DPC encounter — at a published price, with a go-live measured in weeks.
Feature Comparison
A side-by-side look at how Krasyn and ModMed stack up on the features that matter most to outpatient clinicians. “Q4 2026” marks items on Krasyn's active roadmap — not yet shipped.
| Feature | Krasyn | ModMed |
|---|---|---|
| AI ambient SOAP notes (real-time during encounter) | Included | Included |
| Real-time E/M level coding suggestions | Included | Included |
| ICD-10 code suggestions during documentation | Included | Included |
| Billing code confidence scoring | Included | Included |
| Purpose-built for outpatient medicine | Included | Included |
| DPC / membership practice billing | Included | Not included |
| Practice-level pricing (no per-seat lock-in) | Included | Not included |
| Free tier available | Included | Not included |
| Telehealth built-in | Included | Included |
| Patient portal included | Included | Included |
| FHIR R4 interoperability | Included | Included |
| Lab ordering & results review | Included | Included |
| Standard e-prescribing | Q4 2026 | Included |
| EPCS (controlled-substance e-Rx) | Q4 2026 | Included |
| Care plan management | Q4 2026 | Included |
| Custom analytics & reports | Q4 2026 | Included |
| Structured data migration support | Included | Partial / Add-on |
| Typical time to go live | 4–8 weeks | 3–6 months |
| Signup process | Sign up online, no call needed | Sales engagement required |
Competitor feature data sourced from public documentation and third-party reviews as of August 2026. Contact us if anything is out of date.
Pricing Comparison
Krasyn publishes its prices. No quote required to get started.
Krasyn
AI scribe for one clinician: 10 AI-drafted notes each month. No patient chart required.
For 1–15-provider non-prescribing therapy, counseling, and behavioral health practices.
For 1–3-provider medical practices after a readiness review.
For 4–15-provider medical practices after a readiness review.
ModMed
ModMed (Modernizing Medicine) does not publish pricing. Third-party estimates for specialty practices; actual cost requires a sales engagement and varies significantly by specialty and module selection.
ModMed implementations include significant configuration work for specialty-specific workflows. Implementation costs are quoted separately.
Practice management and billing are bundled in some packages and priced separately in others — clarify at time of quote.
Why Physicians Switch from ModMed
Three recurring pain points we hear from practices exploring a move away from ModMed.
Purpose-built for procedural specialties, not primary care
ModMed's AI (EMA) and workflows are engineered around procedural specialties — dermatology, orthopedics, ophthalmology, gastroenterology, and plastics. Primary care, DPC, and concierge medicine practices inherit specialty-specific UI patterns, order sets, and documentation templates that do not map well to outpatient generalist workflows.
Krasyn's answer
Krasyn is built for outpatient primary care, DPC, and concierge medicine. Every workflow, template, and AI documentation output is designed around the generalist ambulatory encounter — not borrowed from a specialty implementation.
Pricing and sales process require a multi-month engagement
ModMed does not publish pricing and requires a structured sales engagement to receive a quote. Implementation timelines run three to six months for most practices, with significant up-front costs before a single patient is seen on the new system.
Krasyn's answer
Krasyn publishes its prices, and medical practices can begin a readiness review without a sales engagement. Go-live for outpatient practices is structured for four to eight weeks — not a multi-month implementation project.
No support for DPC or concierge membership billing
ModMed is designed for fee-for-service billing in procedural specialty practices. Practices running Direct Primary Care or concierge models that need patient-level recurring membership billing are outside ModMed's design assumptions and typically require a separate billing platform.
Krasyn's answer
Krasyn includes membership billing for DPC and concierge practices natively. Recurring patient charges, panel management, and the financial reporting that membership-model practices need are built into the platform.
What Makes Krasyn Different
AI-native SOAP notes
Ambient AI drafts structured clinical notes during the encounter — HPI, ROS, assessment, and plan — grounded against the visit transcript. Providers review and sign; they do not dictate or type from scratch.
Real-time E/M + ICD-10 coding
As the note is drafted, E/M level and ICD-10 codes are suggested with confidence scores and supporting context — surfacing undercoding opportunities before the encounter closes.
DPC-first pricing
Krasyn was designed around the economics of independent outpatient medicine — including Direct Primary Care. Membership billing is built-in, not an add-on.
No per-seat lock-in
Krasyn bills at the practice level, not per provider seat. Add a covering physician, a PA, or a nurse practitioner without a pricing cliff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ModMed a good fit for primary care practices?
ModMed is a strong platform for procedural specialties — particularly dermatology, orthopedics, and ophthalmology — where its specialty-specific AI and documentation templates are well-tuned. For primary care, DPC, and concierge medicine, the specialty-specific design creates workflow friction, and the pricing and implementation commitment are substantially higher than most outpatient primary care practices require.
How does Krasyn compare to ModMed for AI documentation?
Both platforms use AI to assist with documentation, but with different architectures. ModMed's EMA AI is trained around specialty-specific encounter patterns and procedure documentation. Krasyn's ambient AI drafts full SOAP notes in real time during the encounter, grounded against a live transcript, and is optimized for the generalist outpatient visit — primary care, DPC, and concierge medicine.
Can I migrate patient data from ModMed to Krasyn?
Yes. Krasyn supports FHIR R4-based and structured export migrations from ModMed, covering demographics, active medications, problem lists, allergies, clinical notes, and lab results. ModMed migrations involve specialty-specific data structures that require a scoped pre-migration assessment before timeline commitments are made.
What specialties does Krasyn support?
Krasyn is built for outpatient primary care, Direct Primary Care, concierge medicine, internal medicine, behavioral health, and weight management. Procedural specialties with complex device integrations, surgical scheduling, or high-volume procedural documentation are outside Krasyn's current design scope — a fit review will confirm alignment before migration begins.
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