75Health (HealthEMR)

Overview

75Health (HealthEMR) is a cloud-based electronic medical record system for coordinating clinical information and practice workflows. It is a strong fit for solo and small or mid-sized clinics that want patient-facing tools alongside practice administration. Its broad clinical scope is appealing, but the Basic plan is the only tier with a stated price and scope.

Key features

HealthEMR brings together patient records, clinical documentation, medical histories, diagnoses, medications, and other healthcare information. That breadth gives practices a central place for clinical work; the Basic plan adds appointment scheduling, practice management, bills and receipts, reports, inventory management, and a patient portal. The combination is useful for clinics seeking both records and operational tools in one system.

Patient reminders, digital intake forms, telehealth, and online payments extend the product toward patient communication and access. The broader services also include document management, billing and invoicing, e-lab, and e-prescription. These are relevant capabilities, but a clinic should confirm which of them its selected plan includes rather than assume every service is part of Basic.

For exchange between systems, HealthEMR describes HL7-standardized CCD exchange and support for ICD, CPT, SNOMED CT, RxNORM, HCPCS, and LOINC codes. Eligible U.S. providers can use WENO Exchange e-prescribing through OpenEMR; EPCS is supported where applicable and properly configured. This makes the platform more pertinent to practices with established exchange and prescribing needs, while eligibility and configuration affect how those workflows apply.

Security measures include encryption, role-based access, and automatic session timeout, and the company says the service follows regulations such as HIPAA and GDPR. Customer support is included at no extra cost, and the company can assist with migrating existing patient and practice data from another system or available format. Those services can ease adoption, especially for clinics moving an existing operation, though the exact migration scope should be agreed with the provider.

Pricing

Basic costs ₹1,500 per user / month, billed monthly. It is aimed at small and medium clinics and includes 12 listed features, including scheduling, practice management, bills and receipts, reports, inventory management, and the patient portal. The per-user charge makes the seat count a direct part of the monthly cost; clinics should compare that total with their staffing needs.

Premium is a custom plan for multi-physician clinics and group practices, marked upcoming, and includes all Basic features. Enterprise is also a custom plan, marked upcoming, for advanced customization and includes all Premium features. Neither tier provides a current price, and their upcoming status means they are not a clear option for a clinic choosing a plan now.

There is no free plan, but a free trial is offered. Support is included at no extra cost. For a small clinic that can use Basic’s stated scope, the monthly plan is the practical starting point; practices needing a group tier or advanced customization should weigh the lack of a current purchasable higher tier before planning a move.

Platforms

HealthEMR is cloud-based and supports Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web, and Windows. System requirements also identify Ubuntu 11.0 and above and iPadOS 13.4 and above. This range gives clinics options across desktop and mobile environments, including Linux-based systems.

Who it's for

The stated audiences include solo practices, small and mid-sized medical practices, healthcare service organizations, corporate healthcare organizations, and senior care facilities. Basic is most clearly aligned with small and medium clinics. Multi-physician groups may find Premium’s stated audience relevant, but its upcoming status and custom pricing make it a less certain choice for immediate adoption.

Pros and cons

Broad clinical and operational scope: records, scheduling, billing-related tools, reports, inventory, and a patient portal address more than documentation alone.

Patient-facing options: reminders, digital intake, telehealth, and online payments support workflows beyond the clinical record.

Interoperability and prescribing support: HL7 CCD exchange, named coding standards, and WENO Exchange e-prescribing serve practices with those requirements, subject to provider eligibility and configuration.

One priced tier: Basic has a clear monthly per-user price, but the higher plans are upcoming and have custom pricing, limiting planning for groups and organizations needing customization.

No free plan: the trial offers a way to evaluate the product, but ongoing use requires a paid plan.

Alternatives

Carepatron is worth considering for practices seeking a freemium option across web and mobile: its free plan includes unlimited clients, 1GB storage, 1M AI tokens, 1K tasks, and 100 appointments. Practice Better also offers a free tier, though its Sprout plan is capped at three active clients, 100 MB storage, and one practitioner license; it may suit a practitioner prioritizing a no-cost starting point with those limits.

Zanda is a paid alternative with a free trial and a dedicated SMS number plan priced at $4.99 a month, including 35 SMS credits and charging 0.09 USD for each additional SMS. Halaxy offers a free core platform with unlimited appointments, practitioners, and locations, making it an option for readers who prioritize those stated allowances.

Sessions Health has a free tier for up to three clients and one practitioner, while its Professional plan costs $39 a month for unlimited clients; it may suit a small practice comparing a capped free tier with a stated paid option. Clinicea is another paid alternative with a free trial. Cliniko charges $45 a month for one practitioner and includes unlimited admin and reception users, locations, file storage, and patients, which may better fit a clinic that values those stated allowances.

Healthie offers a Core plan at $18 a month with annual billing for 10 active clients, scheduling, payment processing, charting, telehealth, and a client portal; it is an option for readers comparing a defined client cap and those specific workflows. Readers focused on scheduling software can also browse Medical Appointment Scheduling Software.

Verdict

Choose 75Health if you run a solo or small-to-mid-sized clinic and want clinical records, practice tools, and patient-facing services within a cloud-based system, with a stated Basic price and support included. Look elsewhere if your decision depends on a free ongoing plan, a currently available group tier, or a published price for advanced customization.