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CureMD Corporation
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CureMD Corporation is a widely-used ambulatory EHR and practice management solution designed for outpatient clinics, physician offices, and specialty practices. The platform provides comprehensive tools for clinical documentation, practice management, and patient engagement.
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- Pricing model
- Quote-based SaaS with subscription fees determined by number of Providers; official agreement requires at least one full-time Provider license. Monthly/recurring fees are invoiced monthly in advance, payable within 30 days; one-time setup/implementation fees are due on Order Form acceptance unless the Order Form says otherwise. FAQ also states subscription is per-provider and starts when the implementation portal is completed. No public free-trial terms were found.
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Markets: Physician practices · Outpatient clinics · Specialty practices · Multi-provider groups
Deployment: cloud
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CureMD AI-powered EHR / EMR with Practice Management, Patient Portal/Engagement, Billing and RCM; ambulatory and specialty workflows
CureMD.com, Inc. · Review dated
Quote-based / not publicly disclosed for current general-market core plans. CureMD’s official pricing page says practices should get personalized pricing and lists feature bundles (Practice Management, EHR, All-in-One/RCM) but publishes no current dollar rates. Official FAQ says cost varies and includes a one-time setup fee plus monthly subscription; it lists up to 5 free users per paying provider and $100/user/month for additional users. The official License and Services Agreement says pricing is in the Order Form, provider-based, and that additional products/services/connectivity can incur additional fees. These are the usable official pricing facts; do not treat third-party figures or search snippets as evidence.
- Billing model
- Quote-based SaaS with subscription fees determined by number of Providers; official agreement requires at least one full-time Provider license. Monthly/recurring fees are invoiced monthly in advance, payable within 30 days; one-time setup/implementation fees are due on Order Form acceptance unless the Order Form says otherwise. FAQ also states subscription is per-provider and starts when the implementation portal is completed. No public free-trial terms were found.
- Fees and add-ons
- Included/advertised capabilities vary by order and package: scheduling, reminders, eligibility, electronic claims/remittance, clean-claim checks, denial management, clearinghouse connectivity, payer enrollment, EHR templates, e-prescribing, orders/results, patient portal, decision support, analytics and e-learning. EHR page documents clinical prescribing (including controlled substances), medication history/formulary, lab/radiology interfaces, HIE/payer/pharmacy/hospital/device connectivity and integrated billing. Telemedicine is advertised as HIPAA-compliant and integrated, with virtual visits, intake/consents, messaging, recordings, API integration and online payments via Stripe/PayPal/Authorize.net; no telehealth price is published. EPCS is enabled through DrFirst and must be activated through CureMD Premium Services; no EPCS fee is published. RCM/billing services advertise coding, claim submission/scrubbing, eligibility, denial resolution, payment posting, patient billing/collections, appeals, reporting and account management; no current RCM percentage or dollar fee is published on the official page. FAQ says typical implementation is 4–6 weeks for small/medium practices and 8–10 weeks for larger ones; typically five online training sessions per provider plus e-learning, implementation specialist/on-site/phone support, and migration of demographics, insurance, referring providers, future appointments and fee schedules. LSA says one-time services are separately chargeable and additional products, third-party services, network access, connectivity and databases may be charged; taxes are extra and the agreement states no refunds. Customer-specific public Bastrop County, TX quote (agenda May 11, 2026; not a market list price) shows EMR Only Basic: first provider $399/month, additional provider $349/month, PT/non-billing provider $279/month; $1,500 implementation/project management, $995 ImmTrac interface setup, $250 inventory installation, $99/month each inventory user (2), $395 EFT/provider enrollment; $3,140 one-time, $597 monthly, $4,334 due at execution, 36-month term. That quote also says $399 becomes $449 once billing/payers commence, lists optional onsite training at $1,295 plus travel/boarding/lodging, and optional credentialing at $250/payer. Treat all of those as Bastrop-specific and potentially non-general/promotional—not current standard CureMD pricing.
- Availability and public pricing
- Current vendor sales appear active: CureMD’s current homepage advertises an AI-powered EHR, EHR/billing/AI walkthrough and consultant contact; it reports 28,000+ providers, 500M+ encounters and 50M+ patients. Current product positioning is a full cloud clinical EHR/EMR with specialty templates and interoperability, alongside PM, billing/RCM and engagement. Official legacy FAQ/EPCS material contains older terminology/certifications and 2016 New York EPCS dates, so those feature pages should not be read as current pricing or current regulatory claims. No official current core dollar price or free trial was found.
- Qualifications
- Official pricing is conflicting in granularity but not in the core conclusion: current pricing page is personalized/quote-led; FAQ gives basis and legacy add-on guidance; LSA governs order-specific fees. The $100 additional-user amount and setup-fee language come from the official FAQ, while the LSA says Order Forms control. The Bastrop quote is an authoritative public customer-specific record, not a CureMD list price, and its 2025 copyright/2026 approval context does not establish a universal current rate. No third-party pricing aggregators were used as evidence; no estimates were made.
View cited sources (11)
- https://www.curemd.com/price.asp
- https://www.curemd.com/faqs.asp
- https://www.curemd.com/
- https://www.curemd.com/lsa.pdf
- https://www.curemd.com/all-in-one.asp
- https://www.curemd.com/ehr.asp
- https://www.curemd.com/telemedicine/
- https://www.curemd.com/rcm-medical-billing
- https://www.curemd.com/epcs.asp
- https://www.curemd.com/ai-ehr
- https://bastropco.civicweb.net/document/124175/Approve%20CureMD%20Electronic%20Health%20Record%20Quote%20f.pdf
CureMD Corporation is a widely-used ambulatory EHR and practice management solution designed for outpatient clinics, physician offices, and specialty practices. The platform provides comprehensive tools for clinical documentation, practice management, and patient engagement.
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What is CureMD Corporation?
CureMD Corporation is a comprehensive cloud-based electronic health records and practice management platform that has served ambulatory care practices since 1997. The system provides an integrated solution combining clinical documentation, revenue cycle management, patient engagement, and analytics tools designed specifically for small to mid-sized outpatient practices across more than 20 medical specialties.
The platform distinguishes itself through its unified architecture that eliminates the need for separate systems or third-party integrations for core functions. CureMD's native integration of EHR, practice management, and billing creates a seamless workflow from patient scheduling through claims submission and payment posting. This tight integration reduces data entry redundancy and enables real-time visibility into both clinical and financial metrics.
CureMD is exclusively cloud-based with no on-premise deployment option, utilizing a software-as-a-service model that includes automatic updates and 24/7 system availability. The vendor manages all technical infrastructure, eliminating the need for practices to maintain servers or IT staff dedicated to EHR maintenance. This approach positions CureMD competitively for practices seeking to minimize capital expenditure and IT overhead.
The system targets solo practitioners through multi-provider groups, typically serving practices with 1-50 providers. CureMD has established particular strength in specialty practices that require customized workflows and specialty-specific templates, offering pre-configured content for cardiology, orthopedics, dermatology, gastroenterology, and other specialties. The platform includes specialty-specific forms, order sets, and documentation templates that reduce implementation time and improve usability for specialized workflows.
Revenue cycle management represents a core differentiator, with CureMD offering both the technology platform and optional full-service billing services. The integrated billing module includes claim scrubbing, electronic remittance processing, denial management, and patient statement generation. Practices can manage billing in-house or outsource to CureMD's billing services team, providing flexibility based on practice resources and preferences.
CureMD maintains ONC 2015 Edition certification and supports MIPS, MACRA, and quality reporting requirements through native reporting tools. The platform connects to Surescripts for electronic prescribing, interfaces with major laboratory systems via HL7, and participates in CommonWell and Carequality health information networks for care coordination. Mobile applications for iOS and Android enable providers to access charts, prescribe medications, and review results remotely.
The patient engagement suite includes a patient portal with appointment scheduling, secure messaging, bill payment, and access to medical records. Integrated telehealth capabilities added in recent years support virtual visits within the same platform used for in-person encounters, maintaining continuity in documentation and workflow.
CureMD's market position emphasizes value for cost-conscious practices seeking comprehensive functionality without enterprise-level complexity or pricing. The vendor competes primarily against other cloud-based ambulatory EHR vendors like athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, and Kareo in the small to mid-sized practice segment. Customer feedback consistently highlights the system's billing capabilities and customer support responsiveness, while noting a steeper learning curve compared to some competitors and an interface that some users consider less modern than newer market entrants.
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- Quote-based SaaS with subscription fees determined by number of Providers; official agreement requires at least one full-time Provider license. Monthly/recurring fees are invoiced monthly in advance, payable within 30 days; one-time setup/implementation fees are due on Order Form acceptance unless the Order Form says otherwise. FAQ also states subscription is per-provider and starts when the implementation portal is completed. No public free-trial terms were found.
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Recent Health IT Regulatory Updates
Federal healthcare regulation updates from eCFR
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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