Pricing
One price.
Whichever clinical model you run.
Tele & Health for medical practices. Home Health & Therapy for Medicare-certified agencies. Same platform. Same per-seat pricing. Same six-month promo.
Per provider seat, per product line
First 6 months from subscription start
Then $380/mo per seat, per product line, thereafter.
A provider licensed for both Tele & Health and Home Health at the same organization occupies two chargeable seats. Pick what you actually bill against.
Staff seats — free under your cap
- Practice administrators
- Billing & revenue cycle staff
- Nursing & clinical support (when not the licensed provider)
- Front-desk & scheduling
- Read-only auditors & observers
Only licensed providers, therapists, and clinician-owners consume chargeable seats.
14-day trial · no credit card to start · cancel anytime
Worked examples
What it actually costs
Solo telehealth practice
1 provider, 1 product line
1 chargeable seat × Tele & Health
Small home health agency
3 PTs + 2 OTs, 1 product line
5 chargeable seats × Home Health · admin & schedulers free
Hybrid clinic + HHA
2 providers running both lines
2 × Tele & Health + 2 × Home Health = 4 chargeable seats
In every seat
No tier games. No add-ons. No platform fee.
Every chargeable seat ships with the full platform: AI scribe, clean-claim submission submission, e-prescribing, patient portal, OASIS & EVV (for Home Health), iQIES export, custom-domain patient portal, and end-to-end audit logs. We don't charge extra for the capabilities that make clinical work safe.
AI scribe with provider sign-off
Built-in clearinghouse — Medicare + commercial
e-Prescribe (EPCS-ready)
Patient portal + custom-domain TLS
OASIS + iQIES export (Home Health)
EVV — visit-time integrity (Home Health)
PDGM grouping + 837I (Home Health)
Encrypted visit-summary delivery
Tenant-isolated RLS + audit logs
Multi-org single sign-on
Compliance Wizard (10-step credentialing)
Cash-pay + card-on-file checkout
How much does an EMR cost?
Most ambulatory EMRs land between $200 and $700 per provider per month, and that subscription is rarely the whole bill: implementation and data migration are commonly quoted separately, and add-ons like an AI scribe, e-prescribing of controlled substances, or a patient portal are often priced per provider on top. Some vendors instead take a percentage of collections (typically in the mid single digits), so the cost rises as your revenue does. Enterprise hospital systems are a different category — six- and seven-figure implementations with multi-month rollouts. Copergrine is $229 per provider seat per month for the first six months, then $380, with no platform fee, free admin and front-desk seats, and the AI scribe, clearinghouse, e-prescribing, and patient portal included.
What you are actually paying for
The line items below are where EMR quotes differ most. When you compare vendors, compare these — not the headline per-seat number.
| Cost component | Typical industry treatment | At Copergrine |
|---|---|---|
| Per-provider subscription | $200–$700 / provider / month, tiered by feature set | $229 for 6 months, then $380 — one tier |
| Staff & front-desk seats | Often chargeable per user | Free under your headcount cap |
| Implementation & training | One-time fee, frequently per provider | $499 setup, waived on annual prepay |
| Data migration | Quoted per project, scope varies widely | Scoped with you; sandbox first |
| AI scribe / ambient documentation | Paid add-on, per provider per month | Included |
| Clearinghouse & claim submission | Per-claim or per-provider fee, sometimes a separate vendor | Included |
| e-Prescribing, incl. EPCS | Add-on, plus identity-proofing costs | Included (EPCS-ready) |
| Patient portal | Add-on or bundled by tier | Included, custom domain |
| Platform / practice fee | Common on top of per-seat pricing | None |
Industry figures are published ranges across ambulatory EMR vendors and vary by specialty, practice size, and contract term — confirm specifics with any vendor you are evaluating. Copergrine figures are our published prices.
The costs that surprise practices
- Percentage-of-collections pricing: cheap at low volume, and the fastest-growing line item in your P&L if the practice grows.
- Per-seat charges for staff who never touch a chart — billers, schedulers, front desk.
- Add-on stacking: scribe, portal, e-prescribing, and reporting each priced separately until the real per-provider cost is double the quoted one.
- Migration and archive costs at the END of a contract — check what it costs to get your data out before you sign.
- Multi-year terms with annual uplifts, where year three costs materially more than year one.
Honest answers
How much does an EMR cost?+
Most ambulatory EMRs cost between $200 and $700 per provider per month, and the subscription is usually not the full cost — implementation, data migration, an AI scribe, e-prescribing of controlled substances, and a patient portal are commonly priced separately. Some vendors charge a percentage of collections instead, typically in the mid single digits, which grows as your revenue grows. Enterprise hospital EMRs are a separate category with six- and seven-figure implementations. Ranges vary by specialty, practice size, and contract term.
What is the average cost of an EMR system for a small practice?+
For a small independent practice, budget roughly $200 to $700 per provider per month for the subscription, plus a one-time implementation and data-migration cost that is frequently quoted per provider. The larger variable is what is bundled: a platform that includes the AI scribe, clearinghouse, e-prescribing, and patient portal can cost less in total than a cheaper base tier that charges for each of those separately. Copergrine is $229 per provider seat per month for the first six months and $380 thereafter, with staff seats free and no platform fee.
How much does the Copergrine EMR cost?+
The Copergrine EMR is $229 per provider seat per month for your first 6 months, then $380 per provider seat per month thereafter — priced per product line (Tele & Health or Home Health & Therapy). There is no per-org platform fee, and admin, billing, nursing, and front-desk staff seats are free under your plan's headcount cap. Annual prepay is available at the standard rate: $4,180 per provider per year (one month free versus $380/month).
Does the $229 promo end on a specific date or 6 months after I subscribe?+
Six months from your subscription's effective date — not a calendar-wide promo. If you sign up today, you're on $229 until six months from today, then $380 thereafter. We notify you at T-60, T-30, and T-7 days before the step-up.
What does 'per product line' mean if I only run one?+
If you only bill Tele & Health, you only pay for Tele & Health seats. If you only bill Home Health, you only pay for Home Health seats. The 'per line' framing matters when one clinician covers both inside the same organization — that's two seats, because they're using the platform for two distinct regulatory regimes.
What counts as a chargeable seat?+
A user with the PROVIDER role, OR an ORG_OWNER who is also a clinician (has a Provider profile). Front-desk, billing, nursing support, admins, and read-only roles are free under your plan's headcount cap.
Is there a platform fee on top?+
No. The per-seat price covers all infrastructure: AI scribe, clearinghouse, OASIS submission, iQIES export, EVV, PDGM grouping, audit logs, custom-domain TLS, encrypted patient comms. We make money when you actually use the platform — not by gating features.
Annual prepay?+
The $229 introductory rate is a 6-month, monthly-only promo — there is no annual option at the intro rate. Annual prepay is available at the standard rate: $4,180/provider/year (one month free versus $380/month), setup fee waived. You can elect it once you're on the standard rate.
What happens after the 14-day trial if I don't enter card details?+
The org goes into a read-only grace state — no PHI is destroyed, no data is exported elsewhere, no surprise charges. You can return any time within 90 days to activate.
See the platform by specialty
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Outpatient therapy across the lifespan plus adult and child behavioral health.
Side-by-side features and total cost against the EMRs practices switch from.
What migration really costs — and how flat pricing plus onboarding lowers it.
Pick what you actually bill.
You choose your product line(s) at signup. Add or drop product lines later — Aegis prorates automatically.