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Record the visit. Draft the note. You write treatment.
AyurDoc is the Ayurvedic clinical layer. A generic scribe transcribes. A general EMR holds the chart. Quotes from US clinics come after those clinics exist. G2 waits until five reviews exist.
| AyurDoc | Generic AI scribe | General EMR | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | Ayurvedic clinical intelligence layer: intake, live consult, Pancha Nidana, treatment planning, longitudinal record. | A transcript of the conversation, usually as SOAP. | System of record for identity, insurance, and the conventional chart. |
| Ayurvedic structure | Pancha Nidana (Nidana, Purvarupa, Rupa, Upashaya, Samprapti), Prakriti, Agni, Pathya. | Western note shape. Ayurvedic terms if you paste them in. | Generic encounter note. You invent the Ayurvedic fields. |
| Live consult | Transcription plus a copilot that reads this visit against prior Ayurvedic findings. | Transcription. No Ayurvedic memory. | None unless you add a separate tool. |
| Chart of record | OpenEMR (Chart) keeps names and insurance. AyurDoc links by patient ID and does not copy PHI identity. | Usually none. Often a paste into a consumer model. | The EMR is the whole chart, including notes you type yourself. |
| AI boundary | Platform model with a BAA and zero-retention. You review every output. | Varies. Often a consumer model. | None unless you add a separate tool. |
| Price | $199 a month after three months on us. OpenEMR hosting is separate. | Scribe subscription on top of whatever you already pay. | EMR hosting only. No Ayurvedic clinical layer. |
$199 a month after three months on us. OpenEMR hosting is billed separately.