Mentalyc vs Vero: phone apps, a free plan, and notes that stay

Vero has no note cap on Pro, iPhone and Android apps, and a free plan after the trial, for therapists and every other clinician on your team.

Used by clinicians at Cleveland Clinic, Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Mass General, Mount Sinai, Stanford Medicine, and UCLA Health.

Mentalyc vs Vero, at a glance.

FeatureVero, try for freeMentalyc
Unlimited notes on a solo plan
Vero, Unlimited notes on a solo plan: yesOn Pro
Mentalyc, Unlimited notes on a solo plan: no40 to 330 a month, by plan
Free plan
Vero, Free plan: yes10 actions a month, no time limit
Mentalyc, Free plan: no14-day trial, then paid
iPhone and Android apps
Vero, iPhone and Android apps: yes
Mentalyc, iPhone and Android apps: noNo app yet; runs in the browser
HIPAA compliant
Vero, HIPAA compliant: yes
Mentalyc, HIPAA compliant: yesWith a BAA for every account
Notes stay after you cancel
Vero, Notes stay after you cancel: yesOn the free plan
Mentalyc, Notes stay after you cancel: noLocked once billing ends
For your whole care team
Vero, For your whole care team: yes200+ specialties
For mental health clinicians
Diagnosis and billing codes
Vero, Diagnosis and billing codes: yesICD-10-CM, CPT and HCPCS
Mentalyc, Diagnosis and billing codes: yesICD-10-CM; CPT codes from Pro

Everything around the visit, in one workspace.

Scribe

The note is done before the patient leaves.

  • Record, type, or upload
  • Follows your template
  • Understands 60+ languages

Where Vero wins.

No note cap

Pro has unlimited actions, for $89 a month or $69 billed yearly. Mentalyc’s solo plans cap notes at 40 to 330 a month.

On your phone

iPhone and Android apps that keep recording when the phone is locked. Mentalyc has no app yet.

For your whole care team

Templates for 200+ specialties, so physicians, nurses, and allied health share one workspace. Mentalyc is built for mental health clinicians.

Notes that stay

Cancel Pro and your notes stay, with 10 free actions a month. Mentalyc locks past records once billing ends.