Twofold Health and BastionGPT both turn patient conversations into structured, HIPAA-compliant clinical notes, and both sell self-serve at prices a solo clinician can afford. The products are shaped differently. Twofold is a focused AI scribe: four ways to capture a session (live conversation, dictated summary, typed key points, or an uploaded recording), unlimited notes with treatment plans and progress tracking on a single Personal plan at $69 per month ($49 per month billed annually as a $588 upfront payment), and mobile and desktop apps. BastionGPT pairs an unlimited AI scribe with a full healthcare AI assistant: it records sessions up to 240 minutes with up to 10 auto-labeled speakers, drafts referral letters and insurance appeals, reads 10+ documents at once with 1,000+ pages of context, runs on named frontier models (GPT-5.5, Claude, and Gemini 3 Pro), and supports 42 CFR Part 2 and FERPA records, starting at $20 per user per month with a signed BAA on every plan.
This comparison covers the differences that matter when you choose: what each platform costs per year, what you get beyond the visit note, how each vendor documents its security posture, which records and regulations each platform is built for, and what each one publishes about its own capacity limits. Twofold Health's pricing, features, and security claims were verified against trytwofold.com, its Security & Trust page, and its help center on July 11, 2026.
Quick answer: Twofold Health fits solo clinicians who want a simple, fast scribe with unlimited notes and nothing else. BastionGPT delivers the scribe plus a full clinical AI assistant at less than half Twofold's monthly price: unlimited notes and chat from $20 per user per month, 240-minute sessions with 10 labeled speakers, 1,000+ page document analysis, named AI models, coverage for 42 CFR Part 2 and FERPA records, and an enterprise path from solo practice to your own cloud.
| Feature | BastionGPT | Twofold Health |
|---|---|---|
| Published pricing | $20 to $75/user/month, listed on the website | Personal plan $69/month, or $49/month billed annually as a $588 upfront payment; group plans are custom quotes |
| What the entry price includes | Unlimited AI scribe, unlimited transcription, and a full AI assistant at $20/month | Unlimited notes, treatment plans, custom templates, and progress tracking at $69/month ($49 billed annually) |
| Free option | 7-day free full trial, plus a 45-day money-back guarantee | 7-day free trial; no credit card required |
| Signed BAA | ✓ Every plan, including the free trial | ✓ Executed automatically at signup; organization-wide BAA on group plans |
| HIPAA compliant | ✓ | ✓ |
| Additional compliance and attestations | 42 CFR Part 2, FERPA, PIPEDA, PHIPA, APP; runs exclusively on HITRUST CSF certified and SOC 2 Type II attested infrastructure | SOC 2 Type II in progress per its security page; 42 CFR Part 2 and FERPA support not published |
| Data residency | US, Canada, or Australia, based on billing geography | United States only; PHI is not stored or processed outside the US |
| Use of your data for AI training | Never; inputs, documents, and audio are not used to train models | Never; PHI is explicitly excluded from AI training |
| AI models | GPT-5.5, Claude, Gemini 3 Pro (named and selectable) | underlying models not disclosed |
| Full AI assistant | ✓ Referral letters, appeals, patient education, document review, spreadsheet and lab analysis | Not offered; the product is a documentation scribe |
| Document upload and analysis | 10+ documents at once, 1,000+ pages of combined context (Professional Plus and Ultra); single documents up to 30 pages on Professional | Not offered; inputs are session audio, dictated summaries, or typed key points |
| Ways to capture a session | Live recording or uploaded audio, with bot-free capture alongside Zoom, Teams, and Google Meet | Live conversation, dictated summary, text input, or uploaded recording; the app must stay open and active during capture |
| Max recording length | 240 minutes per session | Not published on its website, help center, or app listings |
| Multi-speaker recognition | ✓ Up to 10 speakers, with speaker diarization and automatic AI labeling of speaker names and roles | No published speaker maximum; its own group-therapy guide says diarization works reasonably with 2 to 3 voices and degrades as participant count grows |
| Note formats | SOAP, Detailed SOAP, DAP, BIRP, H&P, progress, custom free-form prompt, with writing-style matching from your sample notes | SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, SIRP, and other templates, plus custom templates; learns each clinician's writing style |
| Treatment plans and progress tracking | Treatment plans, discharge summaries, and progress summaries through the AI assistant | ✓ Included on the Personal plan |
| Transcript access | Full transcripts with per-speaker labeling, in the browser on any device | Transcript viewing is desktop-only, per its FAQ |
| EHR workflow | Works alongside 50+ EMR/EHR systems (Epic, Oracle Health, Athenahealth, SimplePractice), web-based or desktop, with no extension required | Copy and export into any EHR, plus a Chrome extension for web-based EHRs |
| Developer API | ✓ Full healthcare AI API (chat, documents, and audio) from $45/month, deployable in US, Canada, and Australia regions | Medical speech-to-text API returning transcripts, notes, and structured data; partner and white-label program |
| Enterprise deployment | Ultra plan runs within your existing enterprise cloud, with SSO | Cloud SaaS on Azure and GCP; a customer-cloud deployment option is not published |
| Peer-reviewed clinical evidence | 99.3% sentence-level accuracy in a peer-reviewed study by Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital researchers | None published, and no numeric accuracy rate stated; its Most Accurate AI Scribe page cites reviewer feedback rather than a measured figure |
| Uptime guarantee | 99.90% | Public status page; no published SLA |
| Support | Email, chat, phone, and video with real humans on every plan, plus free 30-minute one-on-one training | Help center with in-app chat and email; dedicated success manager on group plans |
| Target buyer | Individual clinicians, practices, and organizations across healthcare | Mental health clinicians and small-to-medium group practices, up to 200 clinicians per its own positioning |

Both platforms capture a clinical encounter and produce a structured, EHR-ready note for the clinician to review and sign. Both offer live capture and uploaded audio, both include unlimited note generation on their standard plans, both sign a Business Associate Agreement automatically at signup, and both state plainly that your data is never used to train AI models. Both sell self-serve with a 7-day free trial and no sales call, and both work alongside your existing EHR through copy-paste rather than requiring an integration project. If your entire requirement is turning a routine visit into a clean note at a fair price, both tools clear that bar. The differences appear when you ask what happens beyond the note: analyzing records, drafting correspondence, documenting a three-hour group session, handling substance use or school-based records, verifying published capacity limits, or deploying across an organization.
Twofold is deliberately focused: audio or a summary goes in, a structured note comes out, with treatment plans and progress tracking attached to the documentation workflow. It does not include a general clinical AI assistant, and there is no chat interface for work that falls outside the note.
BastionGPT includes an unlimited AI assistant on every plan, alongside the scribe. Clinicians use it to draft referral letters, insurance appeal letters, treatment plans, and patient education materials; review documentation for incorrect names, pronouns, vague language, and suspected under- or over-coding; and analyze lab summaries and spreadsheets. BastionGPT achieved 99.3% sentence-level accuracy on clinical documentation tasks in a peer-reviewed study by Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children's Hospital researchers, and reports that AI scribe users reclaim an average of 90 minutes per day.
Twofold's Personal plan costs $69 per month billed monthly. The $49 rate requires annual billing as a single $588 upfront payment. A solo clinician pays $588 to $828 per year for a scribe.
BastionGPT Professional costs $20 per user per month, $240 per year, with no upfront commitment, and annual billing adds a free month. That is a saving of roughly $350 to $590 per clinician per year, and the $20 plan includes the full AI assistant, not only the scribe. Even BastionGPT Professional Plus at $45, which adds 1,000+ page document analysis, image and spreadsheet reading, and manual model selection, costs less per year ($540) than Twofold's annual rate ($588). Twofold publishes no group pricing; a practice must request a custom quote, while BastionGPT's team pricing is the same published $20 to $75 per user at any size.
Clinical work involves documents that never came from a recorded visit: prior treatment records, psychological and neuropsychological evaluations, hospital discharge paperwork, insurance denials, and faxed outside records. Twofold does not take documents; its inputs are session audio, dictated summaries, or typed key points.
On Professional Plus and Ultra plans, BastionGPT reads 10+ documents at once with 1,000+ pages of combined context, covering PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, PowerPoint, HTML, plain text, and JPG or PNG images, including scanned records, charts, and graphs. A clinician can upload three years of records, an evaluation, and a denial letter, then query, summarize, and cross-reference all of it in one conversation. The Professional plan covers a single PDF, Word, or text document up to 30 pages.
BastionGPT publishes its scribe specifications: recordings up to 240 minutes per session, live or uploaded, with up to 10 speakers separated by voice and automatically labeled with each speaker's name and role, for example clinician, patient, or parent. Extended intakes, family sessions, care conferences, and multi-hour group therapy fit inside one recording, and the transcript shows who said what.
Twofold publishes no maximum recording length and no maximum speaker count anywhere on its website, help center, or app store listings, so buyers cannot verify capacity for long or crowded sessions before committing. Its own group-therapy guide is candid about the multi-speaker problem: speaker diarization "works reasonably with 2 to 3 voices and degrades as participant count grows," and it recommends documenting the clinician's facilitation narrative and key themes rather than attributing dialogue per member. That is honest guidance, and it describes exactly the gap BastionGPT's 10-speaker acoustic fingerprinting was built to close. Twofold's FAQ also notes that full transcripts are viewable in the desktop version only.
BastionGPT names its engines: licensed and HIPAA-compliant versions of GPT-5.5, Claude, and Gemini 3 Pro. Every plan selects the best model for each task automatically, and Professional Plus adds manual model selection plus early access to new models as they ship. Model quality drives note quality, and naming the models lets you verify exactly what is reading your patient records.
Twofold describes in-house, clinician-trained models and does not name the underlying AI providers or versions, so note quality rests on a stack you cannot inspect or compare.
Both vendors handle HIPAA well. The differences start with everything else. BastionGPT names support for 42 CFR Part 2 substance use disorder records, FERPA-covered school-based records, and Canadian (PIPEDA, PHIPA) and Australian (APP) privacy requirements on every plan, with PHI residency in the United States, Canada, or Australia based on billing geography.
Twofold's security page covers HIPAA and HITECH and states that PHI is stored and processed exclusively on United States infrastructure. Support for 42 CFR Part 2 or FERPA is not published anywhere on its site: Twofold maintains a dedicated solutions page for SUD and addiction treatment documentation, and even that page does not mention Part 2. There is also no non-US hosting option. For a SUD treatment program, a school-based clinician, or a Canadian or Australian practice, those are the lines to compare during procurement.
Twofold's security page is clear and well organized: audio is processed to generate the transcript and note, then immediately deleted without ever being written to disk; staff cannot access transcripts, notes, or patient names; data is encrypted in transit and at rest; and PHI is excluded from AI training. Its SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress, with the report to be shared on completion.
BastionGPT runs exclusively on HITRUST CSF certified and SOC 2 Type II attested infrastructure, encrypts data with AES-256 at rest and TLS in transit, and is independently penetration tested at least annually. Security teams can review the evidence today: a trust center available under NDA holds security documentation in addition to extensive public documentation such as the HIPAA BAA and the sub-processor list. Retention stays under your control rather than fixed by the vendor: chats persist until you delete them, documents are removed on deletion or after 30 days of account inactivity, and transcript retention is user-configurable from 1 to 365 days, which matters when a board, payer, or malpractice carrier expects source material kept on a schedule you set. In three years serving more than 10,000 healthcare organizations, BastionGPT has had zero breaches of protected health information.
Twofold's telehealth workflow is manual: keep the Twofold window open on the computer running the visit, or set a phone running the app next to it. Its FAQ states that the app must remain open and active during capture, and that if the app becomes inactive or the screen goes dark, the visit will not be captured correctly.
BastionGPT captures telehealth sessions alongside Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet without a visible recording bot and without a foreground-app requirement, live or from uploaded audio, on sessions up to 240 minutes.
Twofold offers a developer API that returns transcripts, notes, and structured data from audio, plus a partner program spanning referral, reseller, co-brand, and white-label models. That is a real offering for platforms that want to embed scribing.
The BastionGPT API covers the full platform, not only transcription: HIPAA-compliant chat, document analysis, and audio in one OpenAI-format API, priced from $45 per month with deployment regions in the US, Canada, and Australia and a BAA that extends to API traffic.
BastionGPT provides support by email, chat, phone, and video with real humans on every plan, plus a free 30-minute one-on-one training session and team lunch-and-learns, backed by a 99.90% uptime guarantee. Twofold provides a help center with in-app chat and email support on the Personal plan and reserves a dedicated success manager for group plans, and it publishes a status page but no uptime SLA.
Twofold's clearest strength is focused simplicity. It does one job with very little friction: four capture modes (live conversation, dictated summary, typed key points, or uploaded audio), notes generated in under one minute per its Fastest AI Scribe page, a claimed documentation-time reduction of up to 80%, editable templates across SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, SIRP, and other formats that learn each clinician's writing style, and native mobile and desktop apps. Treatment plans, custom templates, and client progress tracking are included in the single Personal plan, so there is no feature ladder to climb, and the 7-day trial requires no credit card. Its privacy-by-design defaults are genuinely reassuring for clinicians who want a minimal data footprint: session audio is never written to disk, staff cannot see clinical content, and an example patient consent form ships with the product. Twofold also shows real market traction: it reports 20,000+ clinicians on the platform, displays a 4.8 rating across 3,079 reviews on its homepage, holds a 4.8 on the Apple App Store, publishes customer case studies, and offers a speech-to-text API with a white-label partner program for platforms that want to embed scribing. All of that comes packaged as a scribe and only a scribe, at $69 per month (or $49 per month paid as $588 upfront), with US-only hosting, unpublished recording and speaker limits, an in-progress SOC 2 audit, and no document analysis or clinical assistant. For a solo clinician who wants fast notes and nothing else, Twofold is a credible pick. For clinicians and practices that also need records review, correspondence drafting, Part 2 or FERPA coverage, regional data residency, published capacity specs, or a path to enterprise deployment, BastionGPT covers the scribe and everything after it, starting at $20 per user per month.

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"People compliment the quality and clarity of my documentation all the time now. I can't imagine working without Bastion!"
"BastionGPT has reshaped the way I practice medicine, teach, and manage day-to-day operations."
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Twofold's Personal plan costs $69 per month billed monthly, or $49 per month billed annually as a $588 upfront payment, with unlimited notes; group plans are custom quotes. BastionGPT publishes all of its plans at $20 to $75 per user per month, includes a full AI assistant alongside the unlimited scribe at $20, and needs no upfront annual commitment.
Twofold is a focused AI scribe: it turns session audio, dictation, or typed key points into clinical notes with treatment plans and progress tracking. BastionGPT is a healthcare AI platform: an unlimited scribe plus an AI assistant that drafts letters and appeals, reviews documentation, and analyzes up to 1,000+ pages of uploaded records, running on named models (GPT-5.5, Claude, and Gemini 3 Pro).
Yes. Twofold is HIPAA and HITECH compliant, and its BAA is executed automatically at signup, with an organization-wide BAA on group plans. BastionGPT is also HIPAA compliant with a signed BAA on every plan including the free trial, and adds named support for 42 CFR Part 2, FERPA, PIPEDA, PHIPA, and Australian APP requirements.
Not yet. Twofold's security page states its SOC 2 Type II audit is in progress, with the report to be shared on completion. BastionGPT runs exclusively on HITRUST CSF certified and SOC 2 Type II attested Microsoft Azure infrastructure, is independently penetration tested at least annually, and provides a trust center under NDA with its penetration test summary, HIPAA Security Rule mapping, and infrastructure attestations.
For a solo clinician who wants only a simple, fast note-taker with unlimited notes, Twofold does that job well at $49 to $69 per month. For clinicians and practices that want the scribe plus a full clinical AI assistant, document analysis, named AI models, 240-minute sessions with 10 labeled speakers, and coverage for Part 2 and FERPA records, BastionGPT delivers substantially more capability at $20 per user per month.
Yes. Twofold offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. BastionGPT also offers a 7-day free trial with full access to the AI scribe and AI assistant, and adds a 45-day money-back guarantee on every paid plan.
BastionGPT uses licensed, HIPAA-compliant versions of GPT-5.5, Claude, and Gemini 3 Pro, selecting the best model for each task automatically; Professional Plus adds manual model selection and early access to new models. Twofold describes in-house, clinician-trained models and does not name its underlying AI providers or versions.
No. Twofold's inputs are session audio, dictated summaries, or typed key points; document upload and analysis is not part of the product. BastionGPT reads 10+ documents at once with 1,000+ pages of combined context on Professional Plus and Ultra, covering PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, PowerPoint, HTML, text, and image files, including scanned records.
BastionGPT publishes a 240-minute maximum per session, live or uploaded, on every plan. Twofold does not publish a maximum recording length or speaker count on its website, help center, or app listings; its group-therapy guide notes that speaker diarization works reasonably with 2 to 3 voices and degrades as participant count grows, and its FAQ notes the app must remain open and active during capture for the visit to record correctly.
No. Twofold's security page states PHI is explicitly excluded from AI training and that session audio is deleted immediately after processing, never written to disk. BastionGPT also never uses inputs, documents, or audio to train models, and adds user-controlled retention: transcripts configurable from 1 to 365 days, and chats kept until you delete them.
Yes. Twofold offers a medical speech-to-text API that returns transcripts, notes, and structured data, plus a partner and white-label program. The BastionGPT API covers the full platform (HIPAA-compliant chat, document analysis, and audio) in one OpenAI-format API from $45 per month, with deployment regions in the US, Canada, and Australia.
Twofold does not publish support for 42 CFR Part 2 substance use records or FERPA education records; its published compliance coverage is HIPAA and HITECH on US-only infrastructure. BastionGPT names 42 CFR Part 2 and FERPA support on every plan, alongside PIPEDA, PHIPA, and Australian APP coverage with regional data residency.
Yes. BastionGPT's AI scribe produces SOAP, Detailed SOAP, DAP, BIRP, and progress notes on every plan, a Custom Note tab accepts any free-form format per recording, and you can upload sample notes so BastionGPT matches your documentation style. Unlimited notes and transcription are included at $20 per user per month.
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