Plume IA vs Vero: keep your notes, and a free plan for everyone
Vero keeps your notes and patient records for as long as you choose, suggests ICD-10 codes on every plan, and works in 60+ languages, French included.
Used by clinicians at Cleveland Clinic, Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, Mass General, Mount Sinai, Stanford Medicine, and UCLA Health.
Plume IA vs Vero, at a glance.
| Feature | Vero, try for free | Plume IA |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | Vero, Free plan: yes10 actions a month, no time limit | Residents and physio or OT students only |
| Notes kept as long as you choose | Vero, Notes kept as long as you choose: yesOr auto-delete after 1 to 365 days | Plume IA, Notes kept as long as you choose: no24 hours to 10 days at most |
| Cancel any time | Vero, Cancel any time: yesPro runs to the end of the period | Plume IA, Cancel any time: no30 days’ notice; no refunds |
| Same price for every profession | Vero, Same price for every profession: yes | Plume IA, Same price for every profession: noPriced by profession |
| Live visit audio never stored | Vero, Live visit audio never stored: yes | Plume IA, Live visit audio never stored: yesDestroyed once transcribed |
| Unlimited notes | Vero, Unlimited notes: yesOn Pro | Plume IA, Unlimited notes: yesUnlimited consultations |
| iPhone and Android apps | Vero, iPhone and Android apps: yes | Plume IA, iPhone and Android apps: yes |
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
Shortness of Breath
Today 1:31 PM · SOAP note
Subjective
2-day history of shortness of breath and wheezing, worse in spring
No fever, no sick contacts, denies chest pain
Objective
T: 36.4°C, BP: 120/84 mmHg, HR: 88 bpm, RR: 24/min, O2 sat: 98% RA
Respiratory: Mild expiratory wheezes bilaterally, no crackles
Assessment
Asthma exacerbation
Plan
Care plan documented and reviewed
Referral for pulmonary function tests
Follow-up timing and return precautions documented
Does this patient’s chart change which guideline applies?
It may. Vero compares the chart context with the inclusion criteria and cautions in the current regional guideline. GINA
It separates points supported by comparative evidence from areas that still require clinical judgment. JAMA
- 1.GINAInternational evidence-based guideline
- 2.JAMASystematic review of comparative outcomes
- 3.NAEPPFocused update to clinical guidance
Which sources should I review for this clinical question?
Vero compares current regional guidance, summarizes where sources agree or differ, and keeps citations beside the answer. GINALancet
- -The relevant regional guideline and its publication date GINA
- -Areas of agreement and uncertainty across sources Lancet
- 1.GINAGlobal Strategy for Asthma Management and Prevention
- 2.TLAsthma: Seminar
Laboratory Requisition
Page 1 of 2Patient's name
Miguel Alvarez
Date of birth
Mar 14, 1985
Insurance member ID
XGH 4821 9307
Patient's telephone number
(312) 555-0182
Additional clinical information (e.g. diagnosis)
Type 2 diabetes, 6-month follow-up (E11.9)
Biochemistry
Where Vero wins.
Notes that stay
Keep notes and patient records as long as you choose, or set them to delete after 1 to 365 days. Plume IA keeps them 10 days at most.
A free plan that stays
10 actions a month after the 7-day trial, no card needed. Plume IA is free only for residents and physiotherapy and OT students.
Cancel any time
Pro runs to the end of the period you paid for. Plume IA asks for 30 days’ written notice before you cancel.
One price for every profession
Pro costs the same for physicians, nurses, and physiotherapists. Plume IA prices by profession, with physicians on its highest tier.