Tebra
An all-in-one EHR, billing and patient engagement platform for independent practices (formerly Kareo), with bundles reported at $99 to $399 per provider a month.
- Quote-based
- Per provider
- Cloud
- Independent practices
- Independent sources
- Verified 11 Nov 2026Sources are dated on this profile
- 1 sourceLinked, typed and dated
- Independent third-party sourcesHow this profile was compiled
- Not an endorsementStack18 has not tested this product
What is Tebra?
Tebra (formerly Kareo) is cloud software for independent practices combining EHR charting, billing, scheduling, patient intake and marketing.
- Best forIndependent practices wanting clinical, billing and marketing in one login
- Team size fitSmall teams, Mid-size teams
- PricingAbout $99 to $399 per provider a month for bundles; AI note drafting sold separately; no fixed price list.
- Main limitationNo fixed price list.
- AlternativesDrChrono, athenahealth (athenaOne), Practice Fusion · compare all
Tebra overview: who it is for and what it does.
Tebra combines charting, billing, scheduling, reminders, reviews and patient marketing in one login.
A competitor guide (pricing checked June 2026) reports bundles from about $99 to $399 per provider a month, with AI note drafting sold separately.
It notes there is no fixed price list and add-on modules can raise the total well above entry.
Main problem it solves
Runs an independent practice end to end.
Typical customer segment
Independent practices.
Target users
- Physicians
- Office managers
- Billers
Primary use cases
- EHR
- Billing
- Scheduling
- Patient marketing
What makes it distinct
- Formerly Kareo.
- Marketing tools.
- Add-on modules.
Tebra features explained.
Pricing (reported)
- Bundles
- $99 to $399 per provider a month.
- AI notes
- Sold separately.
- Price list
- Not fixed.
Capabilities
- Clinical
- Charting.
- Financial
- Billing.
- Growth
- Marketing and reviews.
Fit
- Practices
- Independent.
- Add-ons
- Raise cost.
- History
- Formerly Kareo.
Tebra pricing and plans.
Figures reported by independent sources; vendor page not reviewed directly. Checked 11 Nov 2026 against Commure.
Pricing model
Per provider per month by bundle.
Free plan
No
Free trial
Not documented
Tebra plans and prices (USD)
Bundles
~$99-$399 per provider per month (reported)
Monthly
Add-ons extra.
Commure (June 2026), competitor.
Prices change. Confirm current plans and terms on the vendor's site before you decide.
Visit official website (external) ↗See alternativesTebra integrations, API and platforms.
Important integrations
- Surescripts
- Quest
- LabCorp
- Stripe
Supported platforms
- Web
- iOS
- Android
API
Not reviewed for this profile.
Data import and export
Not reviewed for this profile.
Integration coverage was not assessed in full. Check Tebra's integrations directory and documentation for your tools.
Tebra pros and cons.
Strengths, limitations and best fit. Each point cites a source; editorial summaries are not customer reviews.
Best for
- Independent practices wanting clinical, billing and marketing in one login
- Small specialty practices
- Practices growing patient volume
May be less suited to
- Large health systems
- Therapy-only practices
Top Tebra alternatives and competitors.
DrChrono
A mobile-first EHR and practice management system built for iPad and iPhone, reported at about $199 to…
Explore →Related productathenahealth (athenaOne)
A cloud EHR, practice management and revenue cycle network (athenaOne) priced mainly as a percentage of…
Explore →Related productPractice Fusion
A simple cloud EHR for small practices, owned by Veradigm, at about $149 per provider a month on an…
Explore →Tebra compared with similar EHR, EMR and medical practice management software.
Summaries come from each profile. This is a side-by-side aid, not a ranking.
| Product | Pricing model | Starting price | Free trial | Specialty | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tebra | Per provider | ~$99/provider/mo (reported) | Not documented | Medical | Independent practices |
| athenahealth (athenaOne) | % of collections | ~4% of collections (reported) | No | Ambulatory medical | Managed billing |
| DrChrono | Per provider | ~$199/provider/mo (reported) | Not documented | Medical | Mobile charting |
| eClinicalWorks | Per provider / % RCM | ~$449/provider/mo | Not documented | Multi-specialty | Integrated suite |
| Jane | Plan tiers | $59/mo | No | Allied health | Cash-pay clinics |
| NextGen Healthcare | Quote | ~$95,000/yr median | No | Ambulatory medical | Large groups |
Tebra vs competitors: head-to-head comparisons.
Each comparison has a feature table, pricing side by side, strengths and limits, and best-fit scenarios.
Tebra discussions and buying questions.
No published discussions mention this product yet.
Tebra questions and answers
What is Tebra used for?
Tebra (formerly Kareo) is cloud software for independent practices combining EHR charting, billing, scheduling, patient intake and marketing. Typical uses include eHR, billing, scheduling, patient marketing.
How much does Tebra cost?
A 2026 guide reports bundles of about $99 to $399 per provider a month.
Is Tebra the same as Kareo?
Tebra was formerly Kareo.
Does Tebra include AI notes?
AI note drafting is sold separately.
How does Tebra compare with its competitors?
Stack18 publishes head-to-head comparisons of Tebra vs DrChrono, each with a feature table, pricing and best-fit scenarios.
What are the main alternatives to Tebra?
The main alternatives to Tebra covered on Stack18 are DrChrono, athenahealth (athenaOne) and Practice Fusion. DrChrono may suit clinicians who chart on iPad or iPhone. athenahealth (athenaOne) may suit practices wanting managed billing on a shared network. Practice Fusion may suit small practices wanting a simple cloud EHR. See the Tebra alternatives guide for a side-by-side table.
What are the pros and cons of Tebra?
Strengths: All-in-one login. Built for independent practices. Limitations: No fixed price list. Add-ons raise total cost.
Who is Tebra best for?
Tebra may suit independent practices wanting clinical, billing and marketing in one login; small specialty practices; practices growing patient volume. It may be less suited to large health systems; therapy-only practices.
What integrations does Tebra support?
Documented integrations and ecosystem items include Surescripts, Quest, LabCorp, Stripe. API: Not reviewed for this profile.
When was the Tebra profile last verified?
Sources for this profile were last reviewed on 11 Nov 2026. 1 source is listed under Sources, and prices and plans can change, so confirm with the vendor.
Where this information comes from.
- Best EMR for Small Practice in 2026 (17 April 2026; pricing checked June 2026) Commure (competitor blog) Competitor Accessed 11 Nov 2026
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