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Veradigm (formerly Allscripts)
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Veradigm (formerly Allscripts) is an electronic health record (EHR) and practice management solution for ambulatory care settings. The system supports outpatient documentation, scheduling, billing, and patient engagement for physician practices and clinics.
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Decision IntelligenceComposite 42/100
Scores from 5 proprietary frameworks with cited data sources.
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- Pricing model
- Quote-based / not publicly disclosed. Official ONC cost disclosure describes two alternatives: a one-time license fee plus additional costs, or an annual subscription cost per provider that includes the CEHRT package. The legacy Professional/TouchWorks terms define billable users as providers or mid-levels who use the software at least twice in 90 days; additional billable-user accounts are charged at then-current rates in the Client Order. Each full-time Professional provider or mid-level license includes access for four non-provider/non-mid-level authorized users; part-time licenses do not. Orders can also state user/transaction fees. No public per-user, per-provider, per-site, per-month, per-bed, percentage-of-collections, or transaction rate was found.
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Markets: Physician practices · Outpatient clinics · Specialty practices · Multi-provider groups
Deployment: cloud
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Veradigm EHR (formerly Allscripts Professional EHR; legacy Allscripts TouchWorks is separately referenced in terms)
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No numeric public subscription or license price found in the vendor-owned materials opened. The official ONC cost workbook says annual subscription pricing is per provider; annual software maintenance fees per provider and annual subscriptions for third-party terminology/content components may be additional. It also says QPP-reporting storage/archiving is included with the annual CEHRT-package subscription. No free tier, free trial, or published minimum was found. The Master Client Agreement says service fees use Veradigm standard rates at enrollment/order unless otherwise stated, estimates are nonbinding and actuals can be based on time spent; user/transaction fees are stated in the Order. It provides a one-year initial term with automatic one-year renewals if the Order does not specify a term. The only numeric fee located is an implementation/postponement charge of up to $2,500 per postponed implementation/Go-Live event under the Master Client Agreement—not an EHR list price.
- Billing model
- Quote-based / not publicly disclosed. Official ONC cost disclosure describes two alternatives: a one-time license fee plus additional costs, or an annual subscription cost per provider that includes the CEHRT package. The legacy Professional/TouchWorks terms define billable users as providers or mid-levels who use the software at least twice in 90 days; additional billable-user accounts are charged at then-current rates in the Client Order. Each full-time Professional provider or mid-level license includes access for four non-provider/non-mid-level authorized users; part-time licenses do not. Orders can also state user/transaction fees. No public per-user, per-provider, per-site, per-month, per-bed, percentage-of-collections, or transaction rate was found.
- Fees and add-ons
- Official disclosures identify optional education/services (one-year package), an optional MIPS package (submission and consulting/MSM), annual maintenance, annual third-party terminology/content subscriptions (examples include Clinical Reference System, Unicor, First Data Bank, Medimedia/RxHub, IMO Procedure IT and Stedman’s Dictionary), and separate AMA CPT-code licensing. Current product pages describe integrated telehealth, mobile access, PDMP, RxTruePrice, specialty workflows, templates, reporting and ambient scribe, but publish no prices or inclusion/exclusion schedule. The EHR Suite page markets EHR plus Practice Management/RCM and FollowMyHealth patient engagement as a bundled platform, likewise without rates. Dedicated remote hosting is a separately ordered service; its vendor terms describe dedicated production/test environments, patch/update management, database administration, printing/scanning/faxing, interface management, connectivity, ad-hoc reporting and disaster recovery, but no amount. Implementation, migration/data return, training and support are order-/service-based; the Master Agreement says implementation/training services are at standard rates and Veradigm may assist with replacement-environment implementation for a fee. No vendor-published migration price, interface/e-prescribing price, telehealth price, RCM percentage, or add-on rate was found.
- Availability and public pricing
- Currently marketed/current: Veradigm’s live EHR and EHR-solutions pages actively market Veradigm EHR for ambulatory practices, and its ONC page lists Veradigm EHR 26 as a certified product. The vendor’s SEC filing identifies Veradigm EHR as formerly Allscripts Professional EHR and states Allscripts changed its name to Veradigm on 2023-01-01. Allscripts-branded URLs redirect/render the Veradigm product. Allscripts Professional/TouchWorks wording in the legal PDF is legacy/historical (version dated v02.08.22) and should not be treated as a current public price list. No current standardized public subscription rate was located. Hospital, post-acute and behavioral-health enterprise pricing was not published in the opened official sources; treat as negotiated quote-only, not inferable from any implementation announcement or legacy terms.
- Qualifications
- The ONC workbook is a mandatory cost-disclosure document, not a consumer rate card; it gives pricing bases and possible cost categories but no dollar amounts. The software-terms PDF uses Allscripts names and a 2022 version marker, so its billable-user/license details are historical contract language and may vary by current Order. The Master Agreement’s standard-rate, renewal, and up-to-$2,500 postponement clauses are contractual framework terms, not evidence of a general list price. Product pages describe capabilities but do not establish whether every capability is included in the base EHR, and do not disclose implementation/migration/training scope or minimums. No third-party price aggregator or un-opened source was used.
View cited sources (10)
- https://veradigm.com/veradigm-ehr/
- https://veradigm.com/ehr-solutions/
- https://veradigm.com/legal/onc-reg-compliance/
- https://veradigm.com/img/legal/onc/Veradigm-EHR-Cost-Per-ONC.xlsx
- https://veradigm.com/img/legal/Veradigm-PM-and-EHR-Software-Terms.pdf
- https://veradigm.com/img/legal/Client-Master-Agreement.pdf
- https://veradigm.com/img/legal/Veradigm-EHR-PM-Hosting-Terms-Dedicated-Environment.pdf
- https://learn.veradigm.com/veradigm-ehr-suite
- https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1124804/000095017025041181/mdrx-20221231.htm
- https://www.allscripts.com/solution/professional/
Veradigm (formerly Allscripts) is an electronic health record (EHR) and practice management solution for ambulatory care settings. The system supports outpatient documentation, scheduling, billing, and patient engagement for physician practices and clinics.
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What is Veradigm (formerly Allscripts)?
Veradigm, which rebranded from Allscripts in 2023, is a healthcare technology company providing ambulatory EHR, practice management, and data analytics solutions to physician practices, health systems, and life sciences organizations. The company serves over 180,000 physicians across more than 2,500 hospitals and 13,000 post-acute organizations, making it one of the most established vendors in the healthcare IT space with a 37-year operating history.
The platform's core offering includes Veradigm Professional EHR (formerly Allscripts Professional), Veradigm Practice Fusion (a cloud-based EHR acquired in 2018), and TouchWorks EHR for larger enterprises. The dual product strategy positions Veradigm uniquely in serving both small independent practices seeking affordable cloud solutions and large multi-specialty groups requiring strong enterprise functionality. Practice Fusion, offered as a freemium model with revenue generated through health plan and life sciences partnerships, has attracted over 112,000 providers, while Professional and TouchWorks serve practices requiring deeper customization and workflow optimization.
Veradigm differentiates through its extensive healthcare data network, aggregating clinical and claims data from its installed base to power analytics, quality reporting, and real-world evidence generation for pharmaceutical and payer clients. This data monetization strategy creates a business model less dependent solely on software licensing compared to competitors. The company's CommonWell and Carequality participation enables broad interoperability, while native integrations with major lab systems, e-prescribing networks, and billing clearinghouses reduce implementation friction.
Deployment options include cloud-hosted SaaS for Practice Fusion users, private cloud hosting for Professional EHR customers, and on-premise installations for enterprise TouchWorks clients, though the company has been actively migrating customers to hosted models. The platform supports MIPS/MACRA reporting, value-based care workflows, and population health management through integrated analytics tools.
Target markets span solo practitioners to 100+ provider groups across primary care and specialty practices. The company particularly emphasizes family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, cardiology, behavioral health, and urgent care with specialty-specific templates and clinical content. Recent financial challenges, including declining software revenues and debt restructuring in 2023, have raised questions about long-term viability, though the company's established customer base and pivot toward data services provide potential stability. Practices evaluating Veradigm should weigh its mature feature set and integration ecosystem against concerns about financial health and slower innovation cycles compared to newer competitors like athenahealth and DrChrono.
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Implementation Difficulty
small practice
How we calculate Implementation Difficulty Index
| Component | Weight |
|---|---|
| Implementation Duration | 25% |
| Training Required | 15% |
| Data Migration | 20% |
| Workflow Disruption | 15% |
| Consultant Dependency | 10% |
| Go-Live Risk | 15% |
Methodology: idi-v1
Last computed: 11/14/2026
Decision intelligence scores are editorial estimates based on publicly available data, vendor documentation, and industry research. Scores are not guarantees of vendor performance.
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Vendor Lock-In Risk
High RiskRed Flags
- ⚠Allscripts legacy
- ⚠Limited interoperability
How we calculate Vendor Lock-In Risk Rating
| Component | Weight |
|---|---|
| Contract Length | 15% |
| Data Export Quality | 25% |
| API Openness | 20% |
| FHIR Readiness | 15% |
| Termination Penalty | 10% |
| Switching Pain | 15% |
Methodology: vlrr-v1
Last computed: 11/14/2026
Decision intelligence scores are editorial estimates based on publicly available data, vendor documentation, and industry research. Scores are not guarantees of vendor performance.
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- Pricing Model
- Quote-based / not publicly disclosed. Official ONC cost disclosure describes two alternatives: a one-time license fee plus additional costs, or an annual subscription cost per provider that includes the CEHRT package. The legacy Professional/TouchWorks terms define billable users as providers or mid-levels who use the software at least twice in 90 days; additional billable-user accounts are charged at then-current rates in the Client Order. Each full-time Professional provider or mid-level license includes access for four non-provider/non-mid-level authorized users; part-time licenses do not. Orders can also state user/transaction fees. No public per-user, per-provider, per-site, per-month, per-bed, percentage-of-collections, or transaction rate was 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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