Fabric pricing
No price, unit of charge or pricing basis is published for the provider directory, virtual care platform, AI assistant, engagement tools or the Evo virtual care service; sales start from a demo request. A buyer may be purchasing software, clinical care delivered by Fabric's own network, or both, which carry different cost structures, and whether they are priced separately is not stated.
How Fabric pricing works
- Pricing model
- Not published; sold by demo to health systems, health plans, employers and brokers
- Implementation
- Not published. Integration is via HL7, FHIR and application programming interfaces into the health record and other systems, which implies a project rather than a configuration.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. The privacy policy states Fabric acts as a business associate where it collects PHI on a healthcare organization's behalf; its role where its own clinical network treats patients is not addressed.
Fabric pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Fabric and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
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Fabric pricing, answered
How much does Fabric cost?
Fabric does not publish a price. A buyer may be purchasing software, clinical care delivered by Fabric's own network, or both, which carry different cost structures, and whether they are priced separately is not stated.
Does Fabric charge an implementation fee?
Not published. Integration is via HL7, FHIR and application programming interfaces into the health record and other systems, which implies a project rather than a configuration.
Does Fabric offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. The privacy policy states Fabric acts as a business associate where it collects PHI on a healthcare organization's behalf; its role where its own clinical network treats patients is not addressed.