CoverED
6.8#2 in medical residency scheduling softwareFrom $30 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
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Lightning Bolt
6.1#10 in medical residency scheduling softwareAndroidiOSWebLinux
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| Fact | CoverED | Lightning Bolt |
|---|---|---|
| Mobile access | CoverED is available as a mobile-friendly web app with PWA installation and does not require an app-store download. | The maker’s FAQ says subscribers can access updated schedules on iOS and Android devices and that it offers a native iPhone app for free. |
| Purpose | CoverED is scheduling software designed specifically for emergency medicine groups. | Lightning Bolt uses AI to build physician and other clinical team schedules around coverage needs, provider rules, and specialty requirements. |
| Who it serves | The product is for single-site or multi-site emergency department groups, EM residency programs, and administrators who run schedules. | The site describes the product as suitable for practices of any size and for physician and other clinical team scheduling. |
CoverED plans
- Residency program license (bundled)$30 a month
- Residency program license (standalone)$49 a month
- Starter$67 a month
- Standard$110 a month
- Enterprise$254 a month
Lightning Bolt plans
- Lightning Bolt Clinical Team SchedulingPriced on request
Pick CoverED if…
CoverED suits emergency department groups and residency programs whose administrators manage shift schedules. It is also relevant to providers who need to submit requests or claim and trade shifts by phone.
Pick Lightning Bolt if…
Lightning Bolt suits practices scheduling physicians and other clinical team members around coverage requirements and provider preferences. Its web and mobile access supports subscribers using a range of listed platforms.