Medallion pricing
No price is published, and the pricing page names what drives it. The engagement is described as an investment model built around the customer's operational goals, scope and performance commitments, shaped by provider volume, delegation structure, payer complexity and integration requirements, and designed jointly after an assessment. That is a managed service posture rather than self serve software, and it tells a buyer which variables will move the quote.
How Medallion pricing works
- Pricing model
- Managed engagement priced on scope: provider volume, delegation structure, payer complexity and integration requirements, with contractual performance commitments. No unit of charge or rate published.
- Implementation
- Not published. Engagements are designed after an assessment of provider volume, delegation structure, payer complexity and integration requirements, which implies implementation work, and none of it is priced.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. Neither the compliance page nor the privacy policy, which covers the service as well as the website, mentions business associate status or HIPAA; the core data set is provider identity information, so the governing regime for most of it is state breach and consumer protection law rather than health privacy law.
The notable commercial fact is the performance commitment. The why page says outcomes are backed by contractual performance with defined service levels, guaranteed turnaround times and 99.9 percent accuracy, and the pricing page ties the engagement to performance commitments. What is not published is the remedy: whether a missed turnaround or accuracy level earns a service credit, a fee refund or rework at the company's cost, and whether any part of the fee is at risk. That decides what the guarantee is worth.
Also not published: the unit of charge, which could be per provider credentialed, per enrollment or payer application, per monitored provider, or a platform fee, with delegated credentialing and cross state licensing likely priced separately; the service level schedule itself; implementation fees; and the term. Customers of Andros, which Medallion acquired in September 2026, are to move onto the platform over time, and the commercial terms for that migration are not published.
Medallion pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for Medallion 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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Medallion pricing, answered
How much does Medallion cost?
Medallion does not publish a price. The engagement is described as an investment model built around the customer's operational goals, scope and performance commitments, shaped by provider volume, delegation structure, payer complexity and integration requirements, and designed jointly after an assessment.
Does Medallion charge an implementation fee?
Not published. Engagements are designed after an assessment of provider volume, delegation structure, payer complexity and integration requirements, which implies implementation work, and none of it is priced.
Does Medallion offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. Neither the compliance page nor the privacy policy, which covers the service as well as the website, mentions business associate status or HIPAA; the core data set is provider identity information, so the governing regime for most of it is state breach and consumer protection law rather than health privacy law.