OpenEvidence sees ~5 queries per doctor per day, outpacing Google and ChatGPT usage
FinanceYF5 · x · 2026-09-24
A rough back-of-envelope estimate: if 40% of US doctors are OpenEvidence daily active users, August's 42 million queries works out to about 5 queries per doctor per day (22 working days/month)—higher than Google's 4.2 daily searches and ChatGPT's 2.5 per user. The data suggests the AI medical Q&A product is now deeply embedded in clinical workflows, reflecting doctors' real-time uncertainty questions.
Related event: OpenEvidence Hits 42M Monthly Queries, Doctors Use It 5 Times a Day(2 posts)→
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