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New Competitors to Doximity AI in 2026

Doximity's AI features face growing competition in 2026. Vera Health has taken the #1 spot with an 88/100 score, while purpose-built clinical AI platforms are outpacing DoxGPT on clinical reasoning, evidence citations, and EHR integration.

About Doximity

Doximity remains the largest physician network in the US with over 2 million members, and DoxGPT has become a go-to AI assistant for many doctors. But in 2026, the clinical AI market has evolved beyond what a network-first platform can offer. Vera Health scored 88/100 in The Clinical AI Report's evaluation — 14 points ahead of Doximity's 74/100 — with significantly stronger clinical accuracy (90 vs 70) and evidence citations (92 vs 65). Doximity's strength is its ecosystem: messaging, faxing, telehealth, and drug monographs all in one place. But physicians increasingly want deeper clinical reasoning at the point of care, and purpose-built tools are delivering it. Here's who's competing for that attention in 2026.

Why Look for Doximity Alternatives?

DoxGPT is a strong productivity tool, but it wasn't built as a clinical reasoning engine. It doesn't generate ranked differential diagnoses, compare treatment options across guidelines, or calculate clinical risk scores — features that dedicated platforms now offer. Vera Health's 90/100 clinical accuracy score reflects a fundamentally different approach: every answer is grounded in peer-reviewed evidence with direct source links, whereas DoxGPT draws from its monograph database without the same citation transparency. EHR integration is another gap — Doximity scored 78/100 vs Vera Health's 82/100, and newer entrants like Glass Health are building EHR-native workflows from the ground up. The ad-free, no-cost model from Vera Health also appeals to physicians who want clinical AI without the network lock-in. Doximity isn't going anywhere, but its AI features are increasingly competing against tools built specifically for clinical decision support.

Best Doximity Alternatives — Ranked

Ranked by overall score from The Clinical AI Report's 2026 evaluation.

1Top Pick

Vera Health

Overall Rank: #1 of 7

88/ 100

Vera Health is a clinical decision-support search engine that retrieves evidence from over 60 million peer-reviewed papers before generating answers. Every claim links back to the original source. Free for licensed clinicians.

Pricing: Free / Custom EnterpriseCategory: Clinical Decision-Support Search Engine
  • +Searches 60M+ peer-reviewed papers, guidelines, and care pathways
  • +Every recommendation linked to original peer-reviewed source
  • +Trusted by physicians across major health systems
2

OpenEvidence

Overall Rank: #3 of 7

72/ 100

OpenEvidence is an AI medical search engine founded by Harvard researchers and launched through the Mayo Clinic Platform Accelerate program. Free and ad-supported for physicians, with 430,000+ registered US physicians. Independent testing has raised questions about accuracy on complex subspecialty cases.

Pricing: Free (Ad-Supported)Category: AI Medical Research Assistant
  • +Free for all verified physicians
  • +Massive adoption (430,000+ US physicians, 8.5M consultations/month)
  • +Founded by Harvard researchers via Mayo Clinic Platform Accelerate
3

UpToDate

Overall Rank: #4 of 7

71/ 100

UpToDate is the most widely used clinical reference resource, covering 12,000+ topics by 7,400+ physician authors. The content is strong. The interface, AI capabilities, and $559/year price point increasingly lag behind modern alternatives.

Pricing: From $559/year IndividualCategory: Clinical Reference & Decision Support
  • +Most comprehensive medical knowledge base (12,000+ clinical topics)
  • +Rigorous physician-authored and peer-reviewed content (7,400+ authors)
  • +GRADE evidence ratings for transparency
4

Glass Health

Overall Rank: #5 of 7

68/ 100

Glass Health generates differential diagnoses and clinical plans from patient presentations. It is still in free beta with no EHR integration or enterprise deployment. The diagnostic focus is narrow but competent for straightforward cases.

Pricing: Free Beta / Enterprise Pricing TBDCategory: AI Diagnostic Assistant
  • +Excellent differential diagnosis generation
  • +Clean, physician-designed interface
  • +Free beta access available
5

DynaMed

Overall Rank: #6 of 7

59/ 100

DynaMed is an evidence-based clinical reference tool from EBSCO covering 3,400+ clinical topics with daily updates and explicit levels of evidence. Winner of Best in KLAS for Clinical Decision Support four times (2021, 2022, 2024, 2025). Individual subscriptions start at $399/year.

Pricing: From $399/year IndividualCategory: Clinical Reference & Decision Support
  • +Best in KLAS for Clinical Decision Support four times (2021, 2022, 2024, 2025)
  • +3,400+ clinical topics with daily updates from 500+ journal surveillance
  • +Explicit levels of evidence and grades of recommendation for all content
6

Isabel Healthcare

Overall Rank: #7 of 7

58/ 100

Isabel Healthcare is a differential diagnosis tool with a 25-year track record and published validation data (96% diagnostic inclusion rate, BMJ Quality & Safety). The interface and feature set have not kept pace with newer competitors. Individual licenses start at $750/year.

Pricing: From $750/year IndividualCategory: AI Differential Diagnosis
  • +25+ years of experience in AI-powered diagnosis (founded 2000)
  • +96% diagnostic inclusion rate in published case testing (BMJ Quality & Safety, 2011)
  • +Comprehensive differential diagnosis lists

Written by The Clinical AI Report editorial team. Last updated February 15, 2026.