A practice doesn't buy software — it buys money kept
TCO and net revenue to the practice are all that matter.
We compared 30+ platforms apples-to-apples on the only two numbers that decide the winner: the all-in cost to run (TCO) and the net revenue that actually lands in the bank. Once you net out the revenue lost to miscoding and a weak RCM hand-off, the cheap-looking EMR quietly loses 5–11% of collections. rev.health is #1 on both — and banks more than 31 of 31 competitors, every month.
≥15% more efficient
rev.health is a self-learning system — it learns from every encounter and every corrected mistake, so accuracy and capture compound over time. The others are digital paper-and-pencil: static, rules/template-based with a scribe bolted on at best, never learning — so we beat best-in-class by at least 15%.
~20% more visits
Per-minute, resource-graph scheduling across clinicians, rooms and staff lifts utilization ~20%. No off-the-shelf small-practice scheduler does this.
Structure-first AI forms
Our scribe writes coded fields back into the chart — problems, meds, orders — each traceable to the audio. The add-on scribes bolted onto other EMRs just generate a transcript.
The only two numbers: all-in TCO & net to the practice
30+ EMR/RCM platforms, fully anonymized, per provider per month. Each vendor's two headline totals — all-in TCO and Net revenue to the practice — sit under its name; tap any row to expand the full breakdown (software, RCM model, capture rate, and where the leakage comes from). Net = realized collections − all-in TCO, with revenue lost to miscoding and weak RCM netted out. Sort by Net (default) or TCO — rev.health stays pinned on top.
| Platform TCO + Net stacked | All-in TCO cost to run | Net to practice money kept | Capture & leakage |
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One platform. One price. No surprises.
rev.health is the only all-inclusive EMR + practice management + RCM built for the independent 1–5 clinician practice — ambient AI and turn-key billing included, fully published.