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EMR Comparison

Krasyn vs. Nextech

Nextech is purpose-built for specialty-procedure practices. Krasyn is built for the full range of outpatient medicine — including primary care and DPC — with AI-native documentation and pricing that scales with a small practice.

Feature Comparison

A side-by-side look at how Krasyn and Nextech stack up on the features that matter most to outpatient clinicians. “Q4 2026” marks items on Krasyn's active roadmap — not yet shipped.

FeatureKrasynNextech
AI ambient SOAP notes (real-time during encounter)IncludedNot included
Real-time E/M level coding suggestionsIncludedIncluded
ICD-10 code suggestions during documentationIncludedIncluded
Billing code confidence scoringIncludedIncluded
Purpose-built for outpatient medicineIncludedIncluded
DPC / membership practice billingIncludedNot included
Practice-level pricing (no per-seat lock-in)IncludedNot included
Free tier availableIncludedNot included
Telehealth built-inIncludedPartial / Add-on
Patient portal includedIncludedIncluded
FHIR R4 interoperabilityIncludedIncluded
Lab ordering & results reviewIncludedIncluded
Standard e-prescribingQ4 2026Included
EPCS (controlled-substance e-Rx)Q4 2026Included
Care plan managementQ4 2026Included
Custom analytics & reportsQ4 2026Included
Structured data migration supportIncludedPartial / Add-on
Typical time to go live4–8 weeks2–4 months
Signup processSign up online, no call neededSales call 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 Contact us if anything is out of date.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

Free$0 / mo

AI scribe for one clinician: 10 AI-drafted notes each month. No patient chart required.

Therapy Practice$79 / provider / mo

For 1–15-provider non-prescribing therapy, counseling, and behavioral health practices.

Founding Starter$249 / provider / mo

For 1–3-provider medical practices after a readiness review.

Growth$429 / provider / mo

For 4–15-provider medical practices after a readiness review.

Nextech

Nextech EHR (specialty practices)~$400–$800+/provider/mo

Reported range from third-party sources. Nextech does not publish pricing — quotes vary by specialty, module selection, and organization size.

Implementation$10,000–$30,000+

Estimated implementation cost range for specialty practices, excluding training, hardware, and integration fees.

Revenue cycle management (optional)Additional percentage or flat fee

Nextech offers RCM services as an add-on. Structure varies by contract.

Why Physicians Switch from Nextech

Three recurring pain points we hear from practices exploring a move away from Nextech.

Specialty focus that excludes primary care and DPC

Nextech is purpose-built for specific surgical and aesthetic specialties: dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, and plastic surgery. Its workflows, clinical forms, and billing tools are optimized for procedure-heavy specialty care. Primary care physicians, internists, and DPC practices looking at Nextech find a platform whose specialty depth does not translate to their clinical reality.

Krasyn's answer

Krasyn is built for outpatient medicine broadly — primary care, DPC, internal medicine, behavioral health, dermatology, and weight management. Its documentation and billing tools reflect the outpatient encounter rather than a specific surgical specialty workflow.

No ambient AI documentation in the core product

Nextech does not offer ambient AI documentation as a built-in platform feature. Practices evaluating Nextech for AI-assisted clinical note drafting will find that capability requires a third-party integration or is not available at all within the current platform.

Krasyn's answer

Krasyn's ambient AI documentation is the core of the platform — not a third-party add-on. Structured SOAP drafting, transcript grounding, and real-time E/M and ICD-10 coding suggestions are available to every subscriber on day one.

Pricing and complexity mismatched for small practices

Nextech's pricing model and implementation complexity are designed for established specialty practices with dedicated billing staff and practice administrators. A solo or two-physician primary care or DPC practice faces implementation costs, per-provider licensing, and a clinical workflow model that assumes procedure-based billing — all of which add cost and overhead that do not reflect its actual operations.

Krasyn's answer

Krasyn bills at the practice level rather than per provider seat. For small practices, that means adding a covering physician or a PA does not trigger a pricing cliff. Setup is self-service and go-live is measured in weeks.

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

What specialties does Nextech serve?

Nextech is designed for dermatology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, and plastic surgery — procedure-heavy specialties with specific documentation and billing workflows. Its depth in those specialties is a genuine strength. Primary care, internal medicine, and DPC practices evaluating Nextech are outside its primary design target.

Does Krasyn support dermatology like Nextech does?

Krasyn includes a dermatology specialty pack with clinical note templates, ICD-10 code sets, and billing guidance tailored to outpatient dermatology encounters. It does not replicate Nextech's depth in procedure-specific dermatology workflows such as surgical scheduling, Mohs surgery, or cosmetic billing. If your practice is surgical-procedure-heavy in dermatology, a fit review will identify the specific gaps.

Can I migrate data from Nextech to Krasyn?

Yes. Krasyn uses FHIR APIs and structured export paths to migrate demographics, active medications, problem lists, allergies, clinical notes, and lab results. Nextech's FHIR R4 support enables structured data export. Migration scope is assessed before any timeline commitment.

Does Nextech support DPC billing?

Nextech's billing tools are built for fee-for-service specialty workflows. DPC practices that rely on recurring membership billing would need separate software or manual workarounds. Krasyn includes membership billing as a built-in feature.

How does Nextech compare on telehealth?

Nextech offers basic video visit capability, typically as an add-on or through an integration. Telehealth is not a core workflow emphasis for a specialty-procedure platform. Krasyn includes built-in telehealth as part of the base outpatient workflow.

Ready to see Krasyn for yourself?

Plans that store patient records are open for sign-ups, with our standard HIPAA Business Associate Agreement presented for review and electronic acceptance inside your workspace. Prices above are unchanged.