PracticeEHR Urology EHR review
Urology-focused charting and billing tools start at $229 per provider per month.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PracticeEHR Urology EHR brings clinical records and practice-management functions together for urology clinics, including small and mid-market practices. Its specialty templates cover cystoscopy, urodynamics, and prostate biopsies, while patient charts track PSA, urinalysis, imaging, and lab results. The system also includes buy-and-bill inventory tracking and J-code billing. For practices seeking urology-specific workflows alongside everyday charting, scheduling, and patient access, it offers a focused alternative to a general-purpose EHR.
The listed EHR Essential plan costs $229 per provider per month and highlights progress notes, a mobile app, patient portal, scheduling, e-prescribing, and telehealth. EHR Pro is listed at $379 monthly per provider. EHR + Practice Management Essential is $349, adding features such as kiosk check-in, patient self-scheduling, denial management, and claim submission. The $499 EHR + Practice Management Pro plan lists AI Scribe, AI Scanner, AI Coding, AI Fax, AI Claim Editor, and advanced analytics. Elite is custom-priced; RCM and RCM Elite are also offered, with the latter listing additional AI agents and prior authorization. The published listed prices are monthly amounts.
The mobile app supports chart review, notes, messaging, and document upload, while the patient engagement tools include a portal, TeleVisit, online scheduling, and check-in kiosk. AI Scribe drafts visit notes and suggests ICD/CPT codes, and AI Claim Editor flags claim risks before submission. These options may suit practices that want clinical and revenue-cycle workflows in one product, particularly when its specialty templates fit their procedures. Buyers seeking named integrations or support beyond documentation may prefer to compare alternatives, since those are not among the listed capabilities and support channels.
PracticeEHR Urology EHR pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Customizable templates cover cystoscopy, urodynamics, and prostate biopsies.
- Charts track PSA, urinalysis, imaging, and lab results.
- Mobile app, patient portal, telehealth, and AI-assisted documentation are included.
- Where it doesn't
- The $229 EHR Essential plan does not list practice-management features.
- Higher listed monthly plans range from $349 to $499 per provider.
- Support channels listed are documentation only.
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