MediRecords review
A broad Australian practice system for records, prescribing and hybrid deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MediRecords brings electronic patient records and practice-management workflows together for Australian healthcare providers, including general practitioners, specialists, nurses and multidisciplinary teams. Its scope includes longitudinal records, electronic prescribing, appointments, telehealth, clinical templates, patient communications and reporting. That breadth makes it relevant to practices seeking a shared system for clinical and administrative work, rather than a records tool focused on documentation alone.
Deployment is a notable consideration: MediRecords offers cloud and self-hosted options, while its web and API platforms and FHIR connectivity support connected workflows. Listed integrations include eRx Script Exchange, Coviu, HealthLink, Medical Objects, Stripe and My Health Record. Telehealth consultations link to appointment scheduling, and the patient portal supports patient-facing communications. Practices comparing systems should assess which integrations and deployment model fit their existing operations; the available options make MediRecords worth considering where both clinical workflows and deployment flexibility matter.
The paid plans step from Standard to Premium and Enterprise. Standard includes appointment and waiting-room workflows, multidisciplinary clinical workflows, Medicare, DVA and AIR claiming, and clinical, financial and operational reporting. Premium adds global request and case management, business intelligence and analytics, custom fields and group appointments. Enterprise offers tailored solutions, flexible deployment, priority support and SLAs, and project-managed rollout options. The published starting price is AUD 143, excluding GST, based on part-time GP licences and an annual upfront commitment; Enterprise is custom priced. With no free plan, practices should weigh the commitment against the workflows they need. MediRecords fits teams seeking records plus practice operations and deployment choice; those wanting a free entry point or a narrow records-only tool should look elsewhere.
MediRecords pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines longitudinal records with prescribing, scheduling and telehealth
- Supports cloud and self-hosted deployment options
- Connects with eRx Script Exchange, Coviu and FHIR/API services
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Enterprise pricing is custom
- Published starting price is an annual upfront commitment
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