Your Dragon Copilot Questions, Answered: Webinar Recap
- 3 days ago
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Last week, we hosted our first Dragon Copilot webinar in our series and the response was incredible. Clinicians, administrators, IT leaders, and healthcare executives joined us live — from nurse practitioners and physicians to CEOs and medical directors — all with one thing in common: a genuine curiosity about what AI can do for their clinical workflow.
The questions submitted were thoughtful and specific, so we are sharing a quick recap for reference.
How does Dragon Copilot differ from Dragon Medical One?
Dragon Medical One is a front-end dictation tool, whereas with Dragon Copilot you can combine the ambient AI listening and front-end dictation.
Can Dragon Copilot be customized to complement my clinical workflow and documentation style?
Yes, our training team will be able to help you with customized templates as well as engineering AI prompts.
Will It Work With My EHR?
Dragon Copilot is designed to work across a wide range of EHR platforms. We currently offer integrations with the EHRs listed below:
Athena
NextGen
Allscripts
eClinicalWorks
ModMed
Veradigm
The best way to confirm compatibility with your specific EHR is to speak with one of our solutions consultants directly. We will also update our email list once new integrations become available.
Does Dragon Copilot cover specialties?
Yes, it has a wide range of specialties and includes all currently.
What Does Dragon Copilot Actually Cost?
Pricing for Dragon Copilot is structured on a per-provider basis, meaning each clinician who uses the platform has their own license. This model makes it scalable whether you're a solo practice or a large health system — you only pay for the providers actively using it.
The best way to get accurate numbers for your organization is to request a personalized demo and pricing consultation.
Connect with a solutions consultant to experience Dragon Copilot’s accuracy firsthand. You can take part in an interactive demo with a provider from your team or a colleague, who can play the role of a patient and walk through a simulated clinical encounter.
Missed this webinar? Mark your calendar for the next webinar in the series!
7/15 at 1pm EST
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