NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant

NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant

by NYSORA inc.

69 ratings
21 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 20, 2025
  • July 20, 2026

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This app provides anesthesiologists and pain management specialists with quick access to drug dosing, personalized case plans, and the latest research. It simplifies daily practice with smart clinical tools and evidence-based recommendations, ensuring efficient patient care.

Accurate drug dosing and infusion rates
Personalized anesthetic and perioperative plans
Real-time anesthesia research and guidelines
Intuitive search for quick information retrieval
Peer-reviewed content from experts
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What's New in NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant

4.2.0

July 20, 2026

Minor UI improvements and general performance and stability enhancements.

Subscription plans

FULL ACCESS SUBSCRIPTION

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$99.991 Year
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Last updated on July 22, 2026.

User reviews

Bug

Last version is buggy. Under certain circumstances, I can no longer enter requests in the Case Manager. I type, but no letters appear.

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All this information is free on grok or chat. Or even better A BOOK

Do not recommend

ChatGPT and Claude outperform this app constantly! Every time I use this app, I see this. I’ll tell the app, “What about this?” and it will basically say, “Oh yeah, you should definitely do that too!” Then I say, “So why didn’t you tell me that important point in your initial response?” And it just apologizes for its error of omission. The idea of renewing my subscription for this app is ridiculous!
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Response from developer

Thanks for taking the time to share this, feedback like this is important for us. A quick clarification that may help: the Anesthesia Assistant App isn’t meant to function like a general AI chatbot. It’s built specifically for anesthesia practice, with a different purpose and structure. MAIA is trained on NYSORA’s expert-reviewed material rather than open internet data, with the goal of providing structured, clinically relevant guidance. That said, you’re absolutely right about one thing: consistency and clarity matter, especially in clinical recommendations. We’re actively improving how responses are delivered and refined over time. Appreciate you calling this out.

No plans to keep this app

ChatGPT does better. The Anesthesia Assistant is wishy washy. Today it recommended dopamine for a situation I had. When I questioned that advice, it 100% changed its mind and said “Avoid dopamine.” Meanwhile, ChatGPT gave me a much better answer. And when I fed that answer into this app, it replied with, “This is a high-level approach that is recommended.” It’s done this enough times that I generally don’t even want to use the app. Hopefully they can figure things out and improve it over time, but as it stands, I’m not really impressed at all.
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Response from developer

Thanks for taking the time to share this, feedback like this is important for us. A quick clarification that may help: the Anesthesia Assistant App isn’t meant to function like a general AI chatbot. It’s built specifically for anesthesia practice, with a different purpose and structure. MAIA is trained on NYSORA’s expert-reviewed material rather than open internet data, with the goal of providing structured, clinically relevant guidance. That said, you’re absolutely right about one thing: consistency and clarity matter, especially in clinical recommendations. We’re actively improving how responses are delivered and refined over time. Appreciate you calling this out.

Second Review

I have paid for this app and I use it almost everyday. It is a tool, not a tool that you can look for exact doses of infant spinal bupivacaine doses. It will give you a range. If you want a specific dose, tell it the weight of the infant and the concentration you plan to use for your spinal and the app will be more specific. As a provider, you have to figure out what you want. The more specific the question, the better the answer it gives.
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FAQ

What does the NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant app do?

The app serves as a digital tool for clinical decision-making in anesthesia. It offers fast, accurate insights, smart dosing information for medications, and personalized case plans tailored to individual patient needs. It also provides quick updates on the latest research and guidelines in anesthesiology.

What are the key features of the NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant?

Key features include 'Meds Info' for instant access to drug dosing, infusion rates, and contraindications; 'Case Manager' for creating personalized anesthetic and perioperative plans; 'Anesthesia Updates' for staying current with research and guidelines; and an intuitive 'Search' function for quick information retrieval.

How much does the NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant app cost?

The application is available for free with in-app purchases. This model allows users to access basic functionalities and potentially upgrade for premium features or content.

Who is the target audience for this app?

This app is designed for anesthesiologists, residents, and pain management specialists. It aims to simplify their daily practice by providing reliable, evidence-based information and tools for clinical decision-making.

How does the app ensure the accuracy and quality of its content?

All content within the NYSORA Anesthesia Assistant is peer-reviewed by the NYSORA Educational Board. This rigorous review process ensures the highest quality and that the information reflects the latest advancements and clinical guidelines in anesthesiology.