ModMed pricing
Two cost questions a practice should separate. First, the EHR license itself, which the company directs to sales along with implementation packages and associated fees. Second, whether the AI layer carries incremental cost: the company states AI is built directly into EMA with no additional software or integrations required, which describes technical bundling rather than commercial bundling, and does not establish that Scribe is included in the base license.
How ModMed pricing works
- Pricing model
- Undisclosed. Typical structure for specialty EHR is per provider licensing with separate practice management and revenue cycle service fees, but no rates are published.
- Implementation
- Not disclosed. The company offers multiple implementation and training packages with fees available on request, varying by practice size, complexity, and timeline.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. The privacy policy says use of protected health information is governed by agreements with providers and by HIPAA, without stating business associate status or terms.
ModMed pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for ModMed and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
- MModMedNo published price
- NNextGen Ambient AssistNot published. Activated through a NextGen account representative
- EElation HealthAI included at no extra cost with EHR subscription
- SSunoh.ai$149 per user per month, a limited time rate
- AArchyNot published. One platform price per location with unlimited users and providers
- CCureMDNo published price
- AAura AI ScribeFree tier. Pro $39.99 per clinician per month or $480 per year. Team $79.99 per month or $960 per year. Enterprise custom.
- RRXNT Ambient IQIncluded at no additional cost for EHR and Full Suite subscribers. $75 per provider per month standalone, after a free 90 day trial with 30 sessions.
- MMedWriter$99 a month per user
ModMed pricing, answered
How much does ModMed cost?
ModMed does not publish a price. Two cost questions a practice should separate. First, the EHR license itself, which the company directs to sales along with implementation packages and associated fees.
Does ModMed charge an implementation fee?
Not disclosed. The company offers multiple implementation and training packages with fees available on request, varying by practice size, complexity, and timeline.
Does ModMed offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. The privacy policy says use of protected health information is governed by agreements with providers and by HIPAA, without stating business associate status or terms.