Pricing

License the components you need.
Nothing you don't.

OmniEHR is priced the way it's built, by component, on one secure core. A two-clinician behavioral health practice and a community hospital run the same platform and pay for very different footprints.

How it works

Composable licensing, one core.

  • OmniCore is the foundation

    Every deployment starts with the secure core, record store, identity, consent, audit, and the event backbone. Everything else attaches to it.

  • Components are the unit of licensing

    Add the modules your care settings need, and only those. Each is independently deployable, so adding one later never re-opens the ones you run today.

  • Scale changes the number, not the architecture

    Pricing scopes to sites, users, and care volume. Growing from one clinic to twelve is a license change, not a migration.

Typical footprints

Three deployments, one platform.

Behavioral health clinic

The focused start

A practice that lives in therapy notes, measurement-based care, and Part 2 consent, billing included, nothing hospital-shaped in the way.

  • OmniCore
  • OmniMind
  • OmniBill
  • OmniReach

Community hospital

The full stack

Inpatient, emergency, pharmacy, flow, and the intelligence layer, the capability set usually priced for systems ten times the size.

  • Everything in the platform
  • Hospital command center
  • Quality reporting

Health system, expanding home

The frontier

Hospital-at-home with native SmartCemic remote monitoring, acute care in the living room, on the same record as the ward.

  • Full stack
  • + OmniHome
  • + SmartCemic RPM

Every footprint includes the security model, the audit ledger, FHIR R4 APIs, and standards conformance, those are the floor, not add-ons.

Pricing is scoped to your deployment.

Tell us your settings, sites, and team, we'll come back with a number, not a sales cycle.