The AI-Native EHR Built for Clinicians

AI has entered every EHR homepage. But very few platforms have run it long enough to show what it actually changed. OmniMD has. Book a demo and
watch it work on your own charts.

12000+

Providers on the Platform

20+

Specialities supported

20+

Years in healthcare tech

600+

Clinics on the platform

AI-Native EHR

Trusted by Practices Running This System Today

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After comparing many EMRs, OmniMD was the best software for my new clinic

Dr. Dawn Walker

D.O., Walker Family Medicine

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OmniMD’s EHR and Billing software has truly streamlined our operations.

Brad Paley

Clinical Director, Solid Sobriety

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How OmniMD ‘AI-Powered EHR Software’ Works

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Before the patient arrives

AI Front Desk

The visit starts before check-in. OmniMD’s AI Front Desk
verifies insurance eligibility automatically, flags anything missing before the patient walks in, and handles scheduling and reminders without a staff member touching the phone.

Screenshot of OmniMD's AI Front Desk verifying insurance eligibility and managing patient scheduling
Screenshot of OmniMD's Patient Kiosk and Health Portal used for check-in, form signing, and demographic updates
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At check-in

Patient Kiosk and Health Portal

The patient confirms details, signs forms, and updates
demographics through a self-service kiosk, or does the same from home through the patient portal beforehand. Either way, it lands directly in the same chart the provider opens next.

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During the visit

AI Charting

The provider talks with the patient. OmniMD’s native AI Medical Scribe listens, drafts a structured, specialty-specific note in real time, and populates the right fields for that specialty’s documentation standard. Average provider review time: 45 to 90 seconds, against 5 to 8 minutes for manual notes.

Screenshot of OmniMD AI Charting showing an AI medical scribe drafting a structured visit note in real time
Screenshot of OmniMD's AI Clinician interface showing e-prescribing and drug interaction alerts at the point of care
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At the point of care

AI Clinician and e-Prescribing

While documenting, AI Clinician surfaces relevant history, flags interaction and allergy risks, and helps the provider order and prescribe without leaving the chart. e-Prescribing, including EPCS for controlled substances, sends the prescription directly to the pharmacy from the same screen.

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The moment the visit ends

AI Medical Coder

Before the patient leaves the building, AI Medical Coder has already translated the documented encounter into structured, compliant codes, catching undercoding and compliance gaps before the claim is even built.

Screenshot of OmniMD's AI Medical Coder translating a documented encounter into compliant billing codes
Screenshot of OmniMD AI RCM and AI Medical Billing dashboard flagging claim errors before submission
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Before the claim goes out

AI RCM and AI Medical Billing

AI RCM reviews the claim for missing data, invalid codes, and payer-specific issues before submission. AI Medical Billing knows which claims are likely to be denied based on how that specific payer has behaved historically, and adjusts before the claim leaves the building rather than reacting after a denial comes back.

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After the visit

Digital Health and Remote Patient
Monitoring

For chronic care patients, Remote Patient Monitoring keeps collecting data between visits, feeding it back into the same chart, and creating a billable, ongoing care relationship instead of a once-a-year checkup.

Screenshot of OmniMD's Digital Health and Remote Patient Monitoring dashboard tracking chronic care patients
Screenshot of OmniMD's Analytical Dashboard showing real-time denial trends and collection rate metrics
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At the practice level

Analytical Dashboard

None of the above is visible without a way to see it. The
Analytical Dashboard shows denial trends, collection rates, and operational performance in real time, pulled from the same data every other product just touched, not a separate reporting tool reading a different database.

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When ordering labs / viewing results

OmniXchange Lab Interface

Lab orders are placed directly from within the patient chart in the OmniMD EHR. OmniXchange automatically transmits the order electronically via HL7 to the chosen lab (LabCorp, Quest, or regional labs), tracks status, and returns structured results straight into the patient’s chart with abnormal values flagged and the provider notified. This eliminates faxing, manual entry, and delays.

Screenshot of OmniMD's OmniXchange Lab Interface showing lab orders and results with abnormal values flagged
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Built for 20+ Specialties

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Compliance
& Interoperability

HIPPA COMPLEIENT

HIPAA-compliant processing at every stage, from AI charting audio to RPM device data

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ONC-certified, FHIR 4.0.1 standard, so records travel to labs, pharmacies, and specialists outside the platform

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MIPS-ready reporting across all four QPP categories, tracked from the same dashboard

What This Costs, and
What It Doesn’t Cost You Later

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Flat, per-provider pricing. It does not rise as a percentage when your collections do.

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RCM, AI charting, and practice management included in the base contract, not billed as separate add-on invoices after signing.

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Implementation in 30 to 45 days for practices with clean historical data, with a dedicated specialist managing migration and training.

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What This Costs, and What It Doesn't Cost You Later

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Criterion Question to ask
Fee structure Flat per provider, or % of collections? Flat, per provider
Data model One record, or systems bridged by API? Single record, native
AI charting maturity Generally available now, or future GA date? Live now, 20+ specialties
RCM scope Included, or invoiced separately? Included
Go-live Documented timeline for my size? 30–45 days

Why Most ‘AI-Powered EHR’
Claims Are Still Unproven

What’s marketed as ‘AI-powered EHR’ is often just a third-party scribe added afterward, not a system designed to feed AI output directly into coding and billing. OmniMD’s AI charting is native to the platform, available now across 20+ specialties, and has been in production long enough to deliver audited before-and-after results.

Proven Results from OmniMD EHR

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Still Have Questions?

One platform. AI charting, coding, billing, scheduling, and patient engagement operate on a single patient record, not separate systems linked by integration.

Yes. The documented encounter feeds directly into coding and claim generation without manual re-entry.

RPM runs on the same record as the rest of the platform and is available as part of OmniMD’s Digital Health offering.

20+, including cardiology, primary care, mental health, OB/GYN, orthopedics, dermatology, and pain management, each with specialty-trained documentation and coding logic.

Flat, per-provider pricing that doesn’t change based on collections volume, with RCM and AI charting included.