Veradigm EHR (formerly Allscripts Professional EHR; legacy Allscripts TouchWorks is separately referenced in terms): No numeric public subscription or license price found in the vendor-owned materials opened. The official ONC cost workbook says annual subscription pricing is per provider; annual software maintenance fees per provider and annual subscriptions for third-party terminology/content components may be additional. It also says QPP-reporting storage/archiving is included with the annual CEHRT-package subscription. No free tier, free trial, or published minimum was found. The Master Client Agreement says service fees use Veradigm standard rates at enrollment/order unless otherwise stated, estimates are nonbinding and actuals can be based on time spent; user/transaction fees are stated in the Order. It provides a one-year initial term with automatic one-year renewals if the Order does not specify a term. The only numeric fee located is an implementation/postponement charge of up to $2,500 per postponed implementation/Go-Live event under the Master Client Agreement—not an EHR list price. Billing model: Quote-based / not publicly disclosed. Official ONC cost disclosure describes two alternatives: a one-time license fee plus additional costs, or an annual subscription cost per provider that includes the CEHRT package. The legacy Professional/TouchWorks terms define billable users as providers or mid-levels who use the software at least twice in 90 days; additional billable-user accounts are charged at then-current rates in the Client Order. Each full-time Professional provider or mid-level license includes access for four non-provider/non-mid-level authorized users; part-time licenses do not. Orders can also state user/transaction fees. No public per-user, per-provider, per-site, per-month, per-bed, percentage-of-collections, or transaction rate was found.. Fees: Official disclosures identify optional education/services (one-year package), an optional MIPS package (submission and consulting/MSM), annual maintenance, annual third-party terminology/content subscriptions (examples include Clinical Reference System, Unicor, First Data Bank, Medimedia/RxHub, IMO Procedure IT and Stedman’s Dictionary), and separate AMA CPT-code licensing. Current product pages describe integrated telehealth, mobile access, PDMP, RxTruePrice, specialty workflows, templates, reporting and ambient scribe, but publish no prices or inclusion/exclusion schedule. The EHR Suite page markets EHR plus Practice Management/RCM and FollowMyHealth patient engagement as a bundled platform, likewise without rates. Dedicated remote hosting is a separately ordered service; its vendor terms describe dedicated production/test environments, patch/update management, database administration, printing/scanning/faxing, interface management, connectivity, ad-hoc reporting and disaster recovery, but no amount. Implementation, migration/data return, training and support are order-/service-based; the Master Agreement says implementation/training services are at standard rates and Veradigm may assist with replacement-environment implementation for a fee. No vendor-published migration price, interface/e-prescribing price, telehealth price, RCM percentage, or add-on rate was found.. Availability: Currently marketed/current: Veradigm’s live EHR and EHR-solutions pages actively market Veradigm EHR for ambulatory practices, and its ONC page lists Veradigm EHR 26 as a certified product. The vendor’s SEC filing identifies Veradigm EHR as formerly Allscripts Professional EHR and states Allscripts changed its name to Veradigm on 2023-01-01. Allscripts-branded URLs redirect/render the Veradigm product. Allscripts Professional/TouchWorks wording in the legal PDF is legacy/historical (version dated v02.08.22) and should not be treated as a current public price list. No current standardized public subscription rate was located. Hospital, post-acute and behavioral-health enterprise pricing was not published in the opened official sources; treat as negotiated quote-only, not inferable from any implementation announcement or legacy terms.. Qualifications: The ONC workbook is a mandatory cost-disclosure document, not a consumer rate card; it gives pricing bases and possible cost categories but no dollar amounts. The software-terms PDF uses Allscripts names and a 2022 version marker, so its billable-user/license details are historical contract language and may vary by current Order. The Master Agreement’s standard-rate, renewal, and up-to-$2,500 postponement clauses are contractual framework terms, not evidence of a general list price. Product pages describe capabilities but do not establish whether every capability is included in the base EHR, and do not disclose implementation/migration/training scope or minimums. No third-party price aggregator or un-opened source was used.
MedicalRecords Analysis · limited confidence · reviewed October 13, 2026
Limitation: Owner-supplied source research, not independently rechecked in full by MedicalRecords. Sources include vendor statements, public contracts, and historical material; these do not establish a current personalized quote. No product testing or clinical sign-off is implied.
