1Enterprise
NextGen Enterprise
Serves: Specialty practices, Multi-specialty groups, Small hospitals
NextGen describes Office as a cloud-based combination of EHR, practice management, billing, and a patient portal for practices with fewer than ten providers. It separately positions NextGen Enterprise for practices with ten or more providers.
2Enterprise
Greenway Health
Serves: Independent practices, Specialty groups, Ambulatory care
Greenway lists EHR, practice and revenue management, patient engagement, interoperability, analytics, telehealth, and Clinical Assist among its current solutions. These product categories do not establish which modules are included in a particular subscription.
3Enterprise
AdvancedMD
Serves: Small to medium practices, Specialty groups, Urgent care
AdvancedMD offers EHR, practice management, and patient engagement software with specialty-dependent pricing. Its pricing page distinguishes software subscriptions, encounter-based options, and revenue-cycle management services.
4Enterprise
eClinicalWorks
Serves: Small practices, Urgent care, Retail clinics
Cloud-based EHR and practice management platform serving ambulatory practices, urgent care, and retail clinics.
5Enterprise
DrChrono
Serves: Small practices, Tech-forward practices, Specialty groups
DrChrono lists Foundation, Growth, and Premium as its current plans. Foundation combines EHR, patient engagement, practice management, and billing tools. Growth adds revenue-cycle software, while Premium includes advanced add-ons and AI capabilities.
6Enterprise
Epic EMR
Serves: Enterprise hospitals, Academic medical centers, Integrated delivery networks
Epic lists software for health systems and clinics, standalone specialties, patient experience, post-acute care, and care in the home. Its software page also identifies interoperability and artificial intelligence as product areas.
7Enterprise
MEDITECH Expanse
Serves: Community hospitals, Critical access hospitals, Regional health systems
MEDITECH describes Expanse as a cloud-native EHR platform. Its product materials cover clinical workflows, interoperability, revenue cycle, patient engagement, and AI-assisted documentation and search. Availability and configuration require confirmation for the proposed deployment.
8Enterprise
athenaOne
Serves: Ambulatory practices, Multi-specialty groups, FQHCs
athenahealth describes athenaOne as an integrated EHR, medical billing and practice management, and patient engagement offering. Its page describes AI-assisted clinical and administrative workflows and a percentage-of-collections pricing model.
9Enterprise
Kareo / Tebra
Serves: Small practices, Independent physicians, Solo practitioners
Tebra describes Kareo as part of its platform and lists Practice Essentials and Practice Automation bundles. Its current pricing separates physicians, non-physicians, therapists, volume tiers, and optional AI products.
10Enterprise
Practice Fusion
Serves: Small practices, Solo practitioners, Primary care
Cloud-based EHR for small practices, offering essential clinical features at an affordable price point.