CPSI Evident

TruBridge EHR / TruBridge Provider EHR, Version 22 (community-hospital EHR/EMR)

TruBridge, Inc. (formerly CPSI) · Review dated 2026-10-13

No numeric public list price found in the opened official TruBridge materials. Verifiable commercial terms are category-level only: for TruBridge EHR v22 and Provider EHR v22, data conversion/setup is a one-time initial fee; implementation/training is a one-time initial fee; ongoing support is a monthly fee; third-party content subscriptions are annual; CCD document exchange is monthly; laboratory/public-health/clinical-registry interfaces carry one-time and monthly fees; optional EPCS has one-time identity proofing plus an annual fee; regulatory updates may require additional software plus implementation/support fees. Customer-requested retraining may incur an additional fee. No free trial, free tier, minimum commitment, or standard billing amount is published. The homepage’s nTrust percentage-of-collections statement is a pricing model, not a disclosed rate. A 2024 customer case reports nearly $170,000 in EHR licensing-fee savings and approximately $25,000 in subscription savings after nTrust eliminated subscriptions; this is historical, customer-specific outcome information and must not be treated as a general list price or rate.

Billing model

Quote-based / not publicly disclosed for standardized EHR subscription or license rates. Current public materials describe configurable SaaS bundles and an nTrust shared-risk model. nTrust has no upfront costs, maintenance charges or future licensing fees and instead extracts an unspecified percentage of collections; the exact percentage, billing cadence, minimums, term, and eligibility are not published. The SaaS page says customers choose packages/options at prices they need, but publishes no numeric price, per-user/provider/site/month, annual, bed, transaction, or collections percentage rate.

Fees and add-ons

Included/marketed capabilities include unified patient records, clinical documentation, computerized physician order entry, emergency department, mobile rounding, practice management, PACS/ImageLink, laboratory/radiology/pharmacy/OR workflows, medication reconciliation and inpatient e-prescribing, patient portal/engagement and secure messaging, home-health administration/point of care, rehabilitation and enterprise scheduling. Interfaces/interoperability include auto-fax, ODBC access, archival repository, interface management, backups/high availability, and certified exchange capabilities. Exclusions/add-ons disclosed by TruBridge: one-time data conversion/setup; one-time implementation/training; extra retraining; annual third-party content (certified v22 lists Truven patient education, Health Language services and DrFirst Gold for EPCS among additional software); monthly support; monthly CCD exchange; one-time/monthly public-health, laboratory and registry interfaces; optional EPCS identity proofing and annual fee; regulatory-update software/implementation/support; third-party interface feasibility and possible additional fees. State-specific public-health specifications can cause delay/additional fees. Telehealth is not identified or priced in the opened official EHR materials. No migration, training, e-prescribing or RCM numeric rates are published; implementation/training and data conversion are fee-bearing categories, while support cadence differs by product/version. TruBridge’s hospital page says implementation-to-daily-management support and 24/7 support, but no amount.

Availability and public pricing

Currently marketed/current: TruBridge’s official site markets TruBridge EHR for rural/community hospitals and its certifications page lists TruBridge EHR Version 22 and TruBridge Provider EHR Version 22, certified December 10, 2024. The 2025 Lady of the Sea announcement confirms TruBridge as a current hospital EHR/RCM provider. No authoritative public-sector contract rate or standardized enterprise/post-acute/behavioral-health subscription amount was found; do not generalize customer case savings or any historical CPSI-era terms into list pricing.

Qualifications

All conclusions are limited to official TruBridge-owned pages/PDFs actually opened. No exact dollar rate, exact percentage-of-collections rate, per-user/provider/site/bed/transaction price, minimum, trial, or public-sector contract amount was disclosed. The nTrust case figures ($170,000 and approximately $25,000) are explicitly a single customer’s savings/outcome and are not list pricing. The certifications page uses fee cadence/category disclosures but omits amounts. The official EHR page describes broad modules and e-prescribing; telehealth pricing/capability was not verified. The 2024 real-world-testing PDF confirms TruBridge EHR product continuity and care settings (critical-access and prospective-payment-system hospitals), but contains no pricing.