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Hint vs Tebra

Hint

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Tebra

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FigureHintTebra
Price from$290/mo$49/mo
Free plan——
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Windows—Yes
iOSYesYes
Android—Yes
API—Yes
Plans published420
Spec score · Pediatric Software6.8 (#3)8.1 (#2)
Founded2013Tebra was formed in 2021 when Kareo and PatientPop joined forces.

Plans

Hint

  • Launch$290 a month
  • Pro$320 a month
  • Scale$770 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request

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Tebra

  • Patient Experience + Marketing — Non-physician$49 a month
  • EHR Starter — Non-physician$99 a month
  • Patient Experience + Marketing — Physician$99 a month
  • EHR Starter — Physician$199 a month
  • Practice Essentials — Non-Physician, low volume$199 a month
  • Practice Essentials — Therapist$225 a month
  • Practice Essentials — Therapist, standard$225 a month
  • Practice Automation — Non-Physician, low volume$249 a month
  • Practice Automation — Therapist$299 a month
  • Practice Automation — Therapist, standard$299 a month

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In their own words

Hint

Hint is a cloud-based practice management platform for clinicians, available on web and iOS. Claims management is not included. Hint was founded in 2013 and has no free plan. Launch costs $290 a month, billed, and includes one clinician with unlimited members; each additional clinician costs $290/mo. Pro costs $320 a month and includes one clinician and 100 members, with additional clinician and member fees applying. Scale costs $770 a month and includes one clinician and 500 members; additional clinician and member fees apply, and paid onboarding is required. Enterprise uses tailored pricing rather than a listed amount and includes single sign-on, advanced security, and dedicated support. The listed pricing note says paid plans start from $290/mo. Hint is deployed in the cloud, so organizations can compare the clinician and member allowances against their expected practice size. The product’s stated scope centers on records, scheduling, and patient access rather than claims processing.

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Tebra

Tebra combines electronic health records, billing, scheduling, marketing, and patient communication for independent healthcare practices. Its EHR includes charting, scheduling, electronic prescribing, electronic labs, and telehealth. Billing tools handle claims, eligibility checks, denial management, payment posting, and patient billing. Patient Experience features can include online scheduling, reminders by text, email, or phone, digital intake forms, secure messaging, and a patient portal. Tebra also offers AI tools for clinical notes, patient calls, billing claim review, and drafting responses to patient reviews. The cloud-based service has a web platform, a desktop Practice Management application, and a mobile app listed for iPhone and iPad; its platform list also includes Android, Windows, and API access. Telehealth is not supported in the mobile app, though users can join video appointments through a mobile browser. Tebra describes integrations for labs, imaging centers, e-prescribing networks, PDMPs, insurance payers, and payment processing. Listed plans are paid per provider and range from $199 a month to $799 a month.

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