Overview
Doximity AI (Doximity GPT and Doximity Scribe) is an AI-powered workflow assistant for U.S. clinicians, integrated directly into the Doximity physician network. It helps draft letters, summarize charts, answer clinical questions from guidelines and literature, and generate visit notes, all within a HIPAA-compliant environment.
Pricing
For Individual Clinicians
- Doximity GPT and Doximity Scribe are free for verified U.S. physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and medical students with a Doximity account.
- No separate subscription fee; AI tools are included as part of the broader Doximity suite alongside Dialer and telehealth features.
Free Clinics
- Doximity offers Dialer, Scribe, and GPT at no cost to registered free medical clinics in the United States.
- This includes AI assistance for documentation, prior authorizations, referral letters, and clinical Q&A.
Enterprise / Health Systems
- Large health systems can integrate Doximity tools more deeply (e.g., telehealth and workflows), but AI pricing details for enterprise integrations are not publicly itemized.
- Most AI functionality today is still delivered free at the clinician level via the Doximity platform.
Key Features
- Doximity GPT (DoxGPT) – HIPAA-compliant AI assistant for drafting patient letters, insurance appeals, referral notes, and patient education materials.
- Clinical reference & Q&A – Expert-curated, AI-supported answers to clinical questions using up-to-date guidelines, drug data, diagnostics, and treatment pathways.
- Doximity Scribe – AI medical scribe that generates clinical notes, histories, progress notes, and consult summaries from dictated or transcribed encounters.
- Telehealth integration (Dialer) – AI tools integrated with Doximity Dialer to support documentation and follow-up around telehealth visits.
- Free clinic & workflow tools – Tooling for free clinics and workflows like prior auths, referral letters, and chart summarization.
Best Use Cases
- Outpatient and telehealth documentation – Quickly generate visit notes, after-visit summaries, and follow-up letters during or after appointments.
- Insurance appeals & admin – Draft prior authorizations, appeal letters, and bureaucratic paperwork with less manual typing.
- Clinical questions at the point of care – Ask about drug dosing, workups, guidelines, and receive structured, literature-backed responses.
- Free and safety-net clinics – Equip resource-constrained clinics with AI tools for documentation and clinical reference at no cost.
- Busy specialists & hospitalists – Reduce after-hours charting load by using Scribe and GPT to handle documentation overhead.
Pros
- ✅ Free for most clinicians – GPT and Scribe are completely free for verified U.S. physicians, NPs, PAs, and medical students, unlike many paid AI scribes.
- ✅ HIPAA-compliant & healthcare-native – Built specifically for clinical workflows with HIPAA compliance and PHI handling.
- ✅ Deep adoption & trust – Doximity already reaches over 80% of U.S. physicians, giving the AI tools a strong installed base.press.
- ✅ Proven time savings – Clinicians report major reductions in documentation and admin burden, freeing time for patient care.
Cons
- ❌ US-clinician only access – Tools are limited to U.S.-licensed clinicians and students; not available to the general public.
- ❌ Dependent on Doximity ecosystem – Requires adoption of Doximity’s platform; not a standalone EHR-integrated scribe for all systems yet.
- ❌ Early-stage EHR integration – Many workflows still involve copy-paste into EHRs; deeper, universal integrations are evolving.
Official Website
Doximity GPT & Scribe – Official info: https://www.doximity.com/gpt and https://www.doximity.com/dialer/freeclinics
Release Date: Doximity launched in 2010; Doximity GPT rolled out around 2023, with Scribe launched and expanded through 2024–2025.
Last Updated: December 2025