Ceribell pricing
No prices are published. The annual report states that revenue comes from headbands for single patient use and a monthly subscription fee for Clarity, recorders and the portal, and the published purchase terms set out purchased and loaned recorders (with a $2,500 charge for a lost or damaged loaned recorder), subscription terms and warranties. Medicare's New Technology Add-on Payment for the delirium monitor, up to $2,171 per eligible inpatient case from 1 October 2026, is payer context rather than a customer price.
How Ceribell pricing works
- Pricing model
- Headbands for single patient use plus a monthly subscription for Clarity, recorders and the portal; recorders purchased or loaned
- Business associate agreement
- Not published; the purchase terms incorporate any business associate agreement the parties sign.
Ceribell pricing against its alternatives
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Ceribell pricing, answered
How much does Ceribell cost?
Ceribell does not publish a price. No prices are published. The annual report states that revenue comes from headbands for single patient use and a monthly subscription fee for Clarity, recorders and the portal, and the published purchase terms set out purchased and loaned recorders (with a $2,500 charge for a lost or damaged loaned recorder), subscription terms and warranties.
Does Ceribell offer a business associate agreement?
Not published; the purchase terms incorporate any business associate agreement the parties sign.