Amion
7.8#1 in medical residency scheduling softwareFrom $399 a yearAndroidiOSWebAPI
VisitAmion vs CallGrid
What both publish
| Fact | Amion | CallGrid |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Listed integrations include Epic, American Messaging, Spok, Verizon, LightningBolt, QGenda, SAML identity providers and Imprivata products. | Users can link Google, Microsoft, or Apple accounts for sign-in when their program settings allow those providers. |
| Notifications | Amion can alert staff and administrators about schedule changes and deliver on-call notifications. | CallGrid sends email alerts for schedule changes and pending requests. |
| Purpose | Amion helps medical groups, hospitals, and health systems create, manage, and share on-call and shift schedules. | CallGrid is a scheduling platform for medical residency programs that automates call scheduling, rotation management, and shift planning. |
| Security | Amion says secure messages use end-to-end encryption, encrypted server storage, 256-bit AES, SSL with 2048-bit RSA, monitoring and NIST Level 3/FIPS 140-2 validated cryptography. | CallGrid says it uses industry-standard encryption and secure cloud infrastructure, and that it does not share customer data. |
Amion plans
- Single group or residency license$399 a year
- Provider scheduling$449 a year
- EnterprisePriced on request
- ProPriced on request
- ResidencyPriced on request
CallGrid plans
- CallGrid$125 a month
Pick Amion if…
Amion is intended for medical groups, hospitals, and health systems that coordinate on-call and shift schedules. It can also suit teams needing browser-based schedule access, requests, and shift swaps.
Pick CallGrid if…
CallGrid suits residency program administrators, chiefs, and residents who need coordinated call, shift, and rotation schedules. Programs that need approval workflows or schedule versioning may also find its listed tools relevant.