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Aprima vs CureMD

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AprimaMedical Practice Management
CustomPublished price
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CureMDMedical Practice Management
From $195 / seat / moPublished price
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Aprima
Medical Practice Management

A smart EHR that learns from your style and adapts to your workflow. Focus more on your patients.

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CureMD
Medical Practice Management

Most Affordable EHR, RCM & PM For Any Size of Practice

Overview
CategoryMedical Practice ManagementMedical Practice Management
What it isAdaptive EHR and practice management platform that learns provider workflows to speed documentation for multi-specialty medical practices.Cloud-based EHR, practice management, and billing platform for specialty practices with AI-assisted documentation and population health tools.
Pricing
Published priceCustom
No current authoritative numeric price was found on the vendor’s public site. Pricing is treated as custom and buyers should contact Aprima for a quote based on scope, usage, depl…
From $195 / seat / mo
Roughly $195-$395 per provider per month for the EHR/PM software; full revenue-cycle-management/billing service is billed at ~4-5% of collections. Exact quote depends on practice…
Pricing modelCustom quotePer seat
Free optionsNo free plan · No free trialNo free plan · No free trial
Deal on CubbieNone right nowNone right now
Company
Founded19981997
Team size201-500 employees501-1000 employees
HeadquartersCarrollton, TXNew York, NY

Where these sit in Medical Practice Management

  • CureMD$2,340
  • Medical Practice Management median$1,248

Per seat, per year, across 10 products publishing a price. Half of Medical Practice Management sits between $334 and $3,552, and 36% of its plans are priced on request. Aprima states a range rather than a single yearly figure, so it is not marked here.

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