Copergrine

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

$229/mo

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.

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Worked examples

What it actually costs

Solo telehealth practice

1 provider, 1 product line

$229/mofirst 6 mo
$380/moafter

1 chargeable seat × Tele & Health

Small home health agency

3 PTs + 2 OTs, 1 product line

$1,145/mofirst 6 mo
$1,900/moafter

5 chargeable seats × Home Health · admin & schedulers free

Hybrid clinic + HHA

2 providers running both lines

$916/mofirst 6 mo
$1,520/moafter

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 componentTypical industry treatmentAt Copergrine
Per-provider subscription$200–$700 / provider / month, tiered by feature set$229 for 6 months, then $380 — one tier
Staff & front-desk seatsOften chargeable per userFree under your headcount cap
Implementation & trainingOne-time fee, frequently per provider$499 setup, waived on annual prepay
Data migrationQuoted per project, scope varies widelyScoped with you; sandbox first
AI scribe / ambient documentationPaid add-on, per provider per monthIncluded
Clearinghouse & claim submissionPer-claim or per-provider fee, sometimes a separate vendorIncluded
e-Prescribing, incl. EPCSAdd-on, plus identity-proofing costsIncluded (EPCS-ready)
Patient portalAdd-on or bundled by tierIncluded, custom domain
Platform / practice feeCommon on top of per-seat pricingNone

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.

Pick what you actually bill.

You choose your product line(s) at signup. Add or drop product lines later — Aegis prorates automatically.

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