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Best Primary Care EHR Software 2026

Facts read 24 Sep 2026 – 21 Oct 2026

In primary care, EHR systems organize clinical records, prescriptions, visits, billing and patient access. The products here operate via web, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS or an API.

The standings: top 10

NameRecord scoreRuns onFacts read
01 Tebra5.3Android, iPhone & iPad, Web, Windows21 Oct 2026
02 CareCloud Charts2.9Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
03 Elation Health2.9Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
04 RXNT EHR2.9Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
05 PrognoCIS EHR2.8Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
06 Sevocity EHR2.8Web, Windows, Mac4 Oct 2026
07 Practo Ray2.7Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
08 Zedmed2.7Android, iPhone & iPad, Web24 Sep 2026
09 Epic Radiant2.2—24 Sep 2026
10 Vision2.0—24 Sep 2026

Use the listed fields—free plans, starting prices, portals, e-prescribing, claims and billing, telehealth, lab interfaces, mobile clinician apps, and FHIR or HL7 support—for comparison. No ranking basis is published, so use those fields instead of list position.

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Tebra is aimed at independent healthcare practices, including physician, non-physician, and therapy practices.

From $49 a month AndroidiPhone & iPadWebWindowsAPI
6 WebWindowsMac — Record2.8 Visit
7 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb — Record2.7 Visit
8 AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb — Record2.7 Visit
9 — Record2.2 Visit
10 — Record2.0 Visit

Before you choose

Match the platform to your workflow

Verify that a product works in the environment your practice relies on, whether web, iOS, Android, Windows, macOS or an API. Sevocity EHR lists support for macOS, web and Windows.

For clinicians working beyond a desktop, mobile app availability may be relevant. Confirm the supported mobile platform before choosing.

Read the pricing terms

The listed products use paid pricing. Pricing is listed as on request for several products; RXNT EHR lists a starting price of $118 per month and Tebra lists a starting price of $49 per month.

For Practo Ray, the pricing note says pricing is on request and includes a 7-day trial.

Check core care functions

Compare patient portal access, e-prescribing and telehealth visits against the way your practice works. These fields show whether a product addresses patient communication, prescriptions and remote care.

Mobile clinician access may help when work occurs outside the office. Confirm the product's published support for the functions you need.

Review operations and connections

Claims and billing features can affect administrative work. Lab interfaces can affect how results move into the record, so review both fields before choosing.

FHIR and HL7 support indicate interoperability options to examine. An API may provide another way to connect systems, depending on the product's published capabilities.

Questions

Does this list include free primary care EHR software?
The listed products use paid pricing. A free plan is marked as unavailable for products that publish that field.
Which product lists a trial?
Practo Ray's pricing note says pricing is on request and includes a 7-day trial.
Which products show starting prices?
RXNT EHR lists From $118/mo. Tebra lists From $49/mo.
Can these tools run on mobile devices?
Some products in the category run on iOS or Android. Review the platform and mobile clinician app fields for the product you are considering.
What interoperability standards should I compare?
Compare the published FHIR/HL7 support and API availability, along with lab interface options.