Meditab Software

IMS EHR

Meditab · Review dated 2026-10-13

Not publicly disclosed; request a quote. Meditab’s official pricing page contains no dollar amount, currency amount, per-user/per-provider amount, minimum, or public plan price. It does state that IMS supports thousands of providers, over 40 specialties, and practices across the US and Puerto Rico.

Billing model

Custom/quote-based, modular IMS platform. Official materials describe IMS as an integrated EHR, practice-management, office-management, and medical-billing system; the FAQ says it is modular and customizable. The official promotional-offer terms refer to recurring monthly IMS access fees and say regular fees are billed under the IMS agreement, but do not publish the amount or billing unit. Cloud and on-premise deployment options are described; no public minimum seat/provider/site commitment was found.

Fees and add-ons

No usable public amounts found for setup, migration/data conversion, training, support, e-prescribing/EPCS, telehealth/telemedicine, clearinghouse, RCM, or payment-processing fees. Official FAQ states Meditab assigns a dedicated implementation project manager; core IMS averages 22 days to implement; its data-conversion team converts legacy EMR data through a scoped/test/live process; and support is available 24/7. IMS features include telemedicine, e-prescription, patient engagement, lab/diagnostic integration, billing, and interfaces, but no add-on prices are published. Official promotional terms state offers apply exclusively to monthly IMS access fees, generally exclude third-party fees/services, may require a minimum contract term, may involve early-termination fees, require ACH direct debit, and that regular fees resume after an offer; these are conditions, not quoted prices.

Availability and public pricing

Appears currently commercially active and available in the US: Meditab’s current official pages market IMS as its core EHR and practice-management platform, invite prospects to schedule a demo/contact Sales, state support for practices across the US and Puerto Rico, and the official IMS Builds site documents current Build 39 enhancements (including clinical, prescription, televisit, billing, and interoperability updates). IMS is genuinely a clinical EHR/EMR product, not merely a billing tool. No acquisition or alias issue found; IMS means Intelligent Medical Software. The supplied segment includes FQHC/RHC/CHC, but the opened official sources specifically substantiate ambulatory multispecialty use (40+ specialties), not a dedicated FQHC/RHC/CHC edition.

Qualifications

The directory mapping is preserved exactly as supplied. No official public price sheet, official public procurement contract with usable IMS prices, or exact plan-level fee schedule was located. Do not infer amounts from generic Meditab cost-guide/blog content or third-party sites. Pricing page wording is marketing-oriented despite its title; it does not disclose prices. Publicly stated monthly cadence applies to IMS access fees in promotional terms, not a disclosed amount or necessarily every module/service.