Opus EHR review
Opus EHR connects behavioral health charting, billing, telehealth, and AI-assisted notes.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Opus EHR brings clinical records, practice management, CRM, and revenue cycle workflows together for addiction treatment and behavioral health organizations, including mental health and psychiatry practices. Its scope extends from admissions and patient engagement to scheduling, charting, and billing, making it relevant to practices that want operational and clinical work in one system. The vendor describes configurable workflows, but does not specifically describe psychiatry-focused templates, so practices with specialized documentation needs should assess that fit before choosing it.
The AI scribe drafts progress notes for both in-person and telehealth sessions, alongside charting and scheduling. Other clinical capabilities include medication management, e-prescribing based on patient information, direct lab ordering and results, and outcomes measurement. On the operational side, Opus includes claim scrubbing and billing workflows, patient lead tracking, and more than 140 practice management reports. Telehealth visits integrate with Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams. This breadth may suit teams looking to connect revenue cycle activity with care delivery; practices seeking only a narrowly focused charting tool may find the combined scope unnecessary.
Opus is a paid, cloud-based product available on the web. Starter includes scheduling, patient charts, medication management, templates, and patient engagement. Growth includes Starter features and advanced features for expanding teams, while Enterprise adds customization and dedicated support to the lower-tier features. The vendor describes per-user monthly pricing and also directs buyers to sales for custom quotes; confirm billing cadence and terms before budgeting. HIPAA support is listed, and support channels include phone, email, chat, and documentation, with 24/7 support. Practices that need a free option or a desktop deployment should look elsewhere; those wanting an integrated behavioral health EHR with AI note drafting may find the tier structure worth evaluating.
Opus EHR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines charting, scheduling, billing workflows, and patient lead tracking.
- AI scribe drafts progress notes for in-person and telehealth sessions.
- Includes e-prescribing, lab ordering, outcomes measurement, and more than 140 reports.
- Where it doesn't
- There is no free plan.
- The platform is cloud-based and available on the web.
- Growth highlights advanced features without specifying them individually.
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