Amazing Charts

Amazing Charts EHR (official site also presents locally installed and hosted/cloud EHR, plus an EHR + Practice Management bundle)

Amazing Charts (owned by Harris Healthcare; acquired in 2017) · Review dated 2026-10-13

Current official pricing page publishes: Electronic Health Records (EHR) - Hosted: $229/month; Electronic Health Records (EHR) - Locally Installed: $249/month; Bundled EHR + Practice Management: $499/month. Each excludes a one-time $500 implementation fee. An official vendor comparison page additionally labels the $229 and $249 figures as approximately per provider and says annual contract required, but the current pricing page itself does not state the billing unit or any minimum. Currency is USD by dollar notation; cadence is monthly. Official cost/limitations documentation states annual Support & Maintenance at $1,495 per provider per year for continued e-prescribing and lab/registry interfaces (the newer About page calls this Guardian Angel Support but does not repeat the amount).

Billing model

Monthly subscription for hosted EHR, locally installed EHR, or bundled EHR+PM; official comparison page describes the base EHR as per provider and annual contract required. Current pricing page does not state provider minimums, seat minimums, or whether the $499 bundle is per provider/practice; do not infer those terms. One-time implementation is separate from recurring subscription.

Fees and add-ons

Setup/implementation: $500 one-time for each listed plan; no separate migration or training price was published in the pages read. Support/eRx/interfaces: $1,495 per provider annually for Annual Support & Maintenance (cost page); e-prescribing requires licensed clinician identity verification and is supported by Surescripts/NewCrop; e-prescribing, drug interaction/formulary checks and lab/registry interfaces require the annual support subscription. Immunization registries are free to activate with no additional registry fees; CQM access requires additional subscription enrollment, amount not disclosed; third-party API assistance may be time-and-materials. Telehealth: Updox $50/month with an annual term; DrFirst $35/month per provider plus $5/month per support-staff user. Updox is described as monthly with no setup fees or long-term contracts, creating a term-description inconsistency on the same official page; preserve rather than reconcile. Additional services page names eFax, secure texting, video chat, patient portal, reminders, Smart Analytics, speech recognition and AC Backup but gives no prices for them. No first-party prices were found for migration, training, EPCS as a separate fee, clearinghouse, RCM, payment processing, or transaction fees; treat as not publicly disclosed/request a quote.

Availability and public pricing

Active/current commercial offering. Official homepage markets EHR, Practice Management, medical billing/RCM and patient-engagement solutions; official EHR page describes Amazing Charts as an EHR for small practices and solo practitioners, with hosted/cloud and locally installed deployment. U.S. availability is supported by the vendor's U.S.-oriented evidence: ONC certification information, Surescripts e-prescribing, connections to all state immunization registries, and U.S. practice testimonials (including VA, UT, MD).

Qualifications

Identity caveat resolved: the official vendor uses the product name Amazing Charts EHR and clearly distinguishes it from the broader Amazing Charts EHR/PM platform; Harris Healthcare ownership is documented. Pricing sources have internal terminology differences: current pricing page omits billing unit and annual-support line; an official comparison article says per provider and annual contract; older/current cost documentation calls support Annual Support & Maintenance while About Us calls it Guardian Angel Support. The $1,495 support fee is reported because it is explicitly published, but confirm applicability/name and all commercial terms with sales. No usable first-party public price was found for the undisclosed add-ons listed above; request a quote rather than infer.