DrFirst pricing
Pricing is published for one product and not for the rest. iPrescribe, the standalone e-prescribing product, lists Mobile at $30 and Practice at $50 per license per month, billed annually and purchasable online, with an Enterprise tier on custom pricing plus a one time integration fee.
How DrFirst pricing works
- Pricing model
- iPrescribe: per license per month, billed annually, in published tiers (Mobile $30, Practice $50, Enterprise custom with a one time integration fee). Hospital medication history, SmartSig, Rcopia and Fuzion: quotation, unit of charge not published.
- Implementation
- iPrescribe Enterprise carries a one time integration fee, amount not published. Nothing is published for the hospital products.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. No business associate agreement is offered, referenced or published for any tier.
The hospital catalog, medication history with SmartSig, Rcopia for EHR vendors, the Fuzion platform, benefits checking, patient engagement and, since the 2024 Myndshft acquisition, medical benefit prior authorization, publishes no rate, unit of charge, module structure, contract term or minimum.
Nothing indicates which capabilities a Fuzion license covers or whether medication history is priced per query, per bed, per prescriber or per site, and at hospital volumes those bases diverge sharply. The return side is documented in detail by customers, such as Covenant HealthCare's reported 15 percent productivity recapture per shift valued at roughly $650,000 monthly, which is the figure a finance office would model a hospital price against.
DrFirst pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for DrFirst and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- DDrFirst$30 per license per month, billed annually (iPrescribe Mobile); hospital products by quotation
- SSurescriptsNo pricing published. Network transaction fees borne by participants rather than by clinicians
- VVigiLanzNo published price
- FFDB (First Databank)No published price
- SSynapse MedicineNo published price
- BBD PyxisNo published price
- MMedAwareNo published price
- FForusFree for providers and patients
DrFirst pricing, answered
How much does DrFirst cost?
Pricing is published for one product and not for the rest. iPrescribe, the standalone e-prescribing product, lists Mobile at $30 and Practice at $50 per license per month, billed annually and purchasable online, with an Enterprise tier on custom pricing plus a one time integration fee.
Does DrFirst charge an implementation fee?
iPrescribe Enterprise carries a one time integration fee, amount not published. Nothing is published for the hospital products.
Does DrFirst offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. No business associate agreement is offered, referenced or published for any tier.