CureMD Alternatives for Medical Practices and Groups (2026)
By Hamza Rehman, MSN, RN · Founder and Chief Executive Officer, TruCare
Updated · 1 min read
CureMD sells specialty EHR software along with billing and credentialing services. Practices look elsewhere when they want to keep their current EHR or want published pricing before they talk to sales. CureMD was founded in 1997 and is based in New York.
Why teams look for CureMD alternatives
- EHR bundle: Its services sit alongside its own EHR.
- Unpublished rates: It does not publish a billing percentage.
- Specialty fit: Confirm your specialty is among its 30+ before you switch.
The best CureMD alternatives
- TruCare: Intake, billing, and credentialing on one platform that connects to 20+ EHRs. Rates start at 2.49% of collections.
- athenahealth: athenaOne with co-sourced billing and credentialing. Best for ambulatory groups ready to move to one system.
- AdvancedMD: Practice management and EHR with published pricing and managed billing. Best for practices that want published software pricing.
- Tebra: EHR, billing, and marketing software for practices that bill in house. Best for small practices that bill in house.
- Athelas: An AI EHR with managed billing. Best for practices that want an AI EHR and billing together.
How to choose
List what you would have to change with each vendor, starting with your EHR. Then compare published pricing, credentialing turnaround, and how often you get denial and A/R reports. If your EHR works, adding a billing partner is often a smaller change than replacing your whole system.
Questions to ask every vendor
- EHR: What would we have to change to use the service?
- Rate: Is the billing percentage published or quoted?
- Credentialing: How long does enrollment take for a new provider?
The bottom line
CureMD fits practices that want EHR and billing from one vendor. TruCare fits practices that want to keep their EHR and see their rate up front.
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