Healthland Centriq review
Centriq covers core records and billing, with a hospital focus that may not suit nursing homes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Healthland Centriq is an electronic health record and hospital information system now associated with TruBridge. Its documented workflows cover patient registration and admission, clinical documentation, charting, provider orders, and care-plan-related data such as future orders, tests, and appointments. Patient billing and accounts receivable records are also included. The product is primarily used by inpatient critical access hospitals, with some prospective payment system hospitals among its users. Nursing homes focused on maintaining records and billing may find relevant capabilities, but facilities seeking software centered on nursing-home-specific workflows should assess that fit carefully.
Centriq’s feature set spans clinical and administrative records rather than focusing on a single task. It can export patient clinical information in CCDA and FHIR formats, and patient billing and claims data can also be exported. Care-plan-related data includes future orders, tests, and appointments. That combination may suit facilities looking to connect documentation with billing records, while the documented hospital orientation makes it a less natural choice for organizations whose main requirement is a nursing-home-specific care workflow.
Centriq is cloud-deployed and web-based, with no listed mobile app platform. Pricing is available by contacting sales, so buyers will need a vendor conversation to understand costs. TruBridge reports that it is transitioning clients away from Centriq, an important consideration for organizations evaluating a long-term system choice. Mid-market or enterprise facilities weighing it should discuss the transition and their intended workflows with TruBridge before proceeding. Choose it only if its hospital-oriented records and billing scope fits; consider alternatives if nursing-home-specific processes or mobile access are central requirements.
Healthland Centriq pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports registration, clinical documentation, charting and provider orders
- Includes patient billing, accounts receivable and claims data export
- Exports clinical information in CCDA and FHIR formats
- Where it doesn't
- Designed primarily for inpatient hospitals, not nursing-home-specific workflows
- Available through the web only
- TruBridge reports it is transitioning clients away from Centriq
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