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ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation
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ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation is an ophthalmology EHR and practice management solution designed for eye care providers, optometrists, and ophthalmology practices. The platform provides comprehensive tools for clinical documentation, practice management, and patient engagement.
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- Pricing model
- Mixed contract/quote model. ChartLogic hosted/on-premise terms use provider-seat licensing plus monthly service fees; monthly fees are paid by ACH on the first business day of each calendar month for the upcoming month, and ongoing fees automatically increase annually by CPI under the terms. The $500 USD provider-seat setup fee applies only to each additional provider-seat license added after the order date; the page states no public minimum seat count. Wellsoft EDIS is described as perpetual, non-transferable licensing with a one-time software/interface fee plus separately charged implementation, training and recurring support/maintenance; annual third-party component subscriptions may apply. No public provider/site/bed/location/encounter rate or minimum was found.
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Markets: Ophthalmology practices · Optometry practices · Eye care centers · Retina specialists · Optical dispensaries
Deployment: cloud
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CareVue / Wellsoft / ChartLogic clinical EHR suite
Medsphere Systems Corporation (business assets acquired by CareCloud, Inc.; ChartLogic and Wellsoft are presented as divisions/products in the vendor materials) · Review dated
Exact public pricing is very limited. ChartLogic’s current Terms page states: each additional Provider-seat license added after the order date is subject to a $500.00 per Provider-seat setup fee (USD; one-time per added provider seat). The same Terms state that initial setup/implementation fees, monthly service fees and other charges are specified in the client’s Sales Order/Schedules, but do not publish their amounts. ChartLogic certification disclosures state that ongoing CPOE (Change Healthcare Clinical Exchange) and ePrescribe (DrFirst Rcopia) costs, where required, are flat-rate monthly charges per provider, with no dollar amount; public-health/HIE/immunization-registry interfaces may have a one-time practice-level per-interface cost, also with no dollar amount. Wellsoft’s official price-transparency disclosure states its perpetual, non-transferable license is a one-time fee including software and interfaces, but gives no amount; implementation and training fees and recurring support/maintenance fees apply, and selected third-party component subscriptions may be annual, with no amounts published. Therefore, all unpriced items are Not publicly disclosed; request a quote.
- Billing model
- Mixed contract/quote model. ChartLogic hosted/on-premise terms use provider-seat licensing plus monthly service fees; monthly fees are paid by ACH on the first business day of each calendar month for the upcoming month, and ongoing fees automatically increase annually by CPI under the terms. The $500 USD provider-seat setup fee applies only to each additional provider-seat license added after the order date; the page states no public minimum seat count. Wellsoft EDIS is described as perpetual, non-transferable licensing with a one-time software/interface fee plus separately charged implementation, training and recurring support/maintenance; annual third-party component subscriptions may apply. No public provider/site/bed/location/encounter rate or minimum was found.
- Fees and add-ons
- Setup: ChartLogic $500.00 USD one-time per additional provider seat; other initial setup/implementation amounts are in Sales Orders and not public. Migration: hosted activation includes client-data import as part of setup, but no separate public amount; standalone migration/conversion pricing not disclosed. Training: Wellsoft training fees apply, amount not disclosed. Support/maintenance: recurring Wellsoft software support/maintenance fees apply, amount not disclosed; ChartLogic terms provide monthly service fees but no amount. eRx/CPOE: DrFirst Rcopia ePrescribing and Change Healthcare Clinical Exchange CPOE may incur ongoing monthly flat-rate-per-provider charges, amount not disclosed. Interfaces: one-time practice-level per-interface charges may apply for HIE, immunization registry and other public-health reporting interfaces, amount not disclosed. Telehealth: no public price found. Clearinghouse/RCM: ChartLogic advertises medical billing/RCM services and claims tools, but no public fee or transaction rate found. No encounter-, bed-, location-, or transaction-based charge was publicly stated.
- Availability and public pricing
- Active/currently marketed in the United States based on official vendor pages: Medsphere’s current site offers demos for CareVue EHR, ChartLogic EHR, Wellsoft Urgent Care and Wellsoft Emergency Department EHR/EDIS; current product pages describe ChartLogic and Wellsoft. The official CareCloud/ChartLogic announcement dated August 25, 2025 says CareCloud acquired Medsphere’s business assets on August 22, 2025, with more than 600 current clients across 50 US states and territories, and explicitly lists CareVue, Wellsoft and ChartLogic as continuing products. ChartLogic and Wellsoft therefore appear to be active US-served products, but the directory vendor name Medsphere Systems Corporation is now an acquisition/ownership alias rather than an independent current owner.
- Qualifications
- The supplied directory entries are aliases/duplicates of the same vendor family, not three separate vendors. ChartLogic is explicitly labeled ‘a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation’; Wellsoft is likewise identified in Medsphere certification material as a division. CareCloud’s official 2025 announcement says the business assets of Medsphere were acquired, so current contracting/ownership may be CareCloud even though Medsphere/ChartLogic websites remain live. The candidate product phrase combines distinct products: CareVue inpatient EHR, Wellsoft EDIS/acute-care EHR, and ChartLogic ambulatory EHR/PM; it is not a single unified SKU. No exact recurring subscription amount, license amount, implementation amount, migration amount, training amount, support amount, eRx amount, telehealth amount, RCM percentage, clearinghouse charge, or minimum commitment was publicly disclosed in the official sources reviewed; do not infer any rate from the fee structures.
View cited sources (9)
- https://www.medsphere.com/solutions/practice-ehr/
- https://www.medsphere.com/solutions/hospital-ehr/
- https://www.medsphere.com/certifications/
- https://www.chartlogic.com/certifications/
- https://www.chartlogic.com/terms/
- https://www.medsphere.com/demo/
- https://www.medsphere.com/blog/wellsoft-edis-receives-2014-onc-hit-certification/
- https://www.chartlogic.com/blog/carecloud-closes-medsphere-acquisition-expanding-into-the-hospital-it-market/
- https://www.chartlogic.com/
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation is an ophthalmology EHR and practice management solution designed for eye care providers, optometrists, and ophthalmology practices. The platform provides comprehensive tools for clinical documentation, practice management, and patient engageme...
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What is ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation?
ChartLogic, operating as a division of Medsphere Systems Corporation since its 2019 acquisition, provides specialized electronic health record and practice management solutions for eye care providers. The company originated as an independent EHR vendor in 1994 and has since focused primarily on serving ophthalmologists, optometrists, and comprehensive eye care practices of various sizes.
The platform distinguishes itself through deep specialty customization for vision care workflows. ChartLogic's ophthalmology-specific EHR includes ophthalmic exam templates, integrated vision testing capabilities, optical dispensing modules, surgical planning tools, and comprehensive image management for retinal imaging and diagnostic equipment. The system incorporates patient recall functionality specifically designed for eye care appointment patterns and preventive care schedules.
ChartLogic offers an integrated suite approach where the EHR, practice management, and revenue cycle management components are designed to work together within a single platform. This reduces the need for third-party interfaces and aims to streamline workflows from patient scheduling through claims processing. The system is cloud-based, eliminating on-premise server requirements and offering remote accessibility for providers.
The company maintains ONC 2015 Edition CEHRT certification and supports electronic prescribing through Surescripts integration, including controlled substance prescribing (EPCS). Interoperability features include Direct messaging and participation in CommonWell Health Alliance for health information exchange.
ChartLogic targets small to medium-sized ophthalmology and optometry practices, typically ranging from solo practitioners to multi-location groups. Following the Medsphere acquisition, the company benefits from the parent organization's broader healthcare IT infrastructure while maintaining its specialized focus on eye care delivery. The platform competes in a niche market against other specialty-specific EHRs like Nextech and RevolutionEHR, as well as general-purpose systems adapted for ophthalmology use.
The vendor emphasizes user interface design tailored to ophthalmic documentation patterns and claims to reduce documentation time through specialty-optimized templates and workflows. Revenue cycle management services are available as an add-on, providing end-to-end billing support for practices seeking to outsource this function.
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Does ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation integrate with diagnostic devices?
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation integrates with common ophthalmology diagnostic devices including OCT, visual field analyzers, and fundus cameras.
Can ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation handle optical dispensary?
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation includes optical dispensary management features for frame inventory, lens ordering, and optical point of sale.
Does ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation support ophthalmology-specific documentation?
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation provides ophthalmology-specific templates and documentation tools designed for eye care workflows, including visual acuity tracking, refraction data, and diagnostic imaging integration.
Can ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation integrate with ophthalmic diagnostic equipment?
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation supports integration with common ophthalmic diagnostic devices and imaging systems, allowing providers to capture and store diagnostic data directly within the patient record.
Does ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation support optical dispensary management?
ChartLogic, a Division of Medsphere Systems Corporation may include or integrate with optical dispensary management features for practices that sell eyewear, including frame inventory, lens ordering, and patient eyewear history tracking.
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- Mixed contract/quote model. ChartLogic hosted/on-premise terms use provider-seat licensing plus monthly service fees; monthly fees are paid by ACH on the first business day of each calendar month for the upcoming month, and ongoing fees automatically increase annually by CPI under the terms. The $500 USD provider-seat setup fee applies only to each additional provider-seat license added after the order date; the page states no public minimum seat count. Wellsoft EDIS is described as perpetual, non-transferable licensing with a one-time software/interface fee plus separately charged implementation, training and recurring support/maintenance; annual third-party component subscriptions may apply. No public provider/site/bed/location/encounter rate or minimum was found.
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Recent Health IT Regulatory Updates
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Updated ONC certification criteria for health IT systems including new interoperability requirements under the 21st Century Cures Act.
What this means for you: EHR vendors must meet updated certification criteria. Practices should verify their EMR vendor's compliance status.
Civil monetary penalties for information blocking by health IT developers, health information networks, and health information exchanges are now enforceable under the 21st Century Cures Act.
What this means for you: EHR vendors and health networks can no longer restrict patient access to health data without a qualifying exception. Patients can report suspected information blocking to ONC.
Source: eCFR (Electronic Code of Federal Regulations) | Last updated: 3/24/2026
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