Tebra review

Tebra is the merged Kareo and PatientPop business, and its EHR is built for practices that want the front desk, the chart and the billing queue in one place. Clinicians get AI Note Assist, SOAP templates, reusable macros and the option to carry forward past visit content, plus e-prescribing with interaction checks, electronic lab orders and integrated video visits. Patients can book online, fill in intake forms before the visit and receive reminders by text, email or phone. Billing links documentation to eligibility checks, claims and patient payments. Tebra sells two main bundles: Practice Essentials covers billing, the clinical EHR and telehealth, and Practice Automation adds patient engagement. Licensing is per prescribing provider, and front desk staff, medical assistants and billers do not add cost, which helps small offices. Tebra does not publish prices, and its own page lists extra one-time costs for EPCS setup and PDMP integration, so ask for a full quote.

Who it is for

Solo and small group practices that want charting, online booking and claims in one system with unlimited staff users.

Price

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Key features

• AI Note Assist, SOAP templates and macros for charting
• Electronic prescriptions with interaction checks and refill tracking
• Integrated billing with eligibility checks, claims and patient payments
• Online scheduling, digital intake and automated text, email or phone reminders
• Telehealth built into the schedule and notes

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Unlimited non-clinical staff at no extra cost
• Strength: Lower-tier pricing for providers billing 100 claims or less per month
• Strength: Patient engagement tools come from the same vendor as the EHR
• Weakness: Prices are quoted rather than published
• Weakness: Patient engagement sits in the higher Practice Automation bundle
• Weakness: EPCS setup and PDMP integration carry separate fees

Key facts

• Bundles: Practice Essentials, Practice Automation
• Licensing: Per prescribing provider; unlimited non-clinical staff
• Certification: ONC-certified EHR

Where it ranks

Tebra is No. 3 in our Best EHR Software for Small Practices verdict.