Apella pricing
Houston Methodist, which runs Apella in more than 200 operating rooms, buys its camera hardware from Apella and holds a minority equity stake in the company. The company reports an average of two additional cases per operating room per month and up to a 15x return in some deployments.
How Apella pricing works
- Pricing model
- Apella provides and maintains the operating room cameras, and a capacity calculator on its website estimates added cases from a hospital's own inputs, with illustrative outputs. No unit of charge or price list is published.
- Implementation
- Not published. Rollouts pair a three to five month EHR integration with camera installation, usually two or three rooms a night, followed by a 30 to 45 day model training period.
- Business associate agreement
- Apella states it acts as a business associate of its hospital customers. No agreement or tier is published.
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Apella pricing, answered
How much does Apella cost?
Apella does not publish a price. Houston Methodist, which runs Apella in more than 200 operating rooms, buys its camera hardware from Apella and holds a minority equity stake in the company. The company reports an average of two additional cases per operating room per month and up to a 15x return in some deployments.
Does Apella charge an implementation fee?
Not published. Rollouts pair a three to five month EHR integration with camera installation, usually two or three rooms a night, followed by a 30 to 45 day model training period.
Does Apella offer a business associate agreement?
Apella states it acts as a business associate of its hospital customers. No agreement or tier is published.