eClinicalWorks 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

This is a much less cumbersome software than that used in other offices.

Overall, I am satisfied with my many years of using eClinicalWorks. I do think it’s a great electronic health record but it could be improved upon and updated.

Overall lots of features to document but can be slow at times.

Overall, I find eclinicalworks to be efficient, affordable and easy to use on a daily basis. I would recommend it to colleges and choose this platform to manage my files over any other medical management platform.

Overall I can say it is a good software, it was a good experience. I do recommend i for the healthcare field.

Too many promises, and not enough follow through on very basic requests. The Customer Service reps are obsessed with closing tickets (it must be how they are monitored and bonused) that it doesn't matter if the issue has been resolved, the ticket is going to be closed. They tell you to open a new one and start all over again if something doesn't work

Negative. That's the way i would describe my experience. Having been a PA for the past 6 years, i can honestly say it has made my job harder.

It is tedious to use, so many clicks it's unbelievable. I honestly believe that they pay the coders by the number of clicks the user is forced to do. It takes you out of the chart if you look up any info on a patient so you have to go back to you schedule screen and reselect the patient to get back into the progress note. The top of the page says "Allergies". Can you click on it and see the patient's allergies? No! you have to click on Medical summary and wait for it to generate the page popup then scroll to the section that has allergies. Then close the popup to get back to your page. When writing prescriptions, it never remembers the patient's pharmacy. You have to click the pharmacy and click "save as favorite" EVERY TIME! Then it takes to the next screen which forces you to do the same thing again. Also it doesn't "know" I am the provider writing the Rx so I have to go to the list and scroll down to find my name EVERY TIME! If a patient call in and needs a refill, I have to enter a telephone visit (which I didn't take part in) implies I spoke to the patient and then from there enter the prescription with all the tedious things listed above. What's funny is there is an "Rx" button across the top of the page in any given chart. Unfortunately, that button only shows the current meds and there are several tabs NONE OF WHICH SHOW ALLERGIES, and nowhere on that medication summary where you can write a prescription. Patient lookup doesn't keep a history, so if you go into a chart then have to access another part of the record as I mentioned above it takes you out of the chart. Then when you need to go back into the chart, you have to enter all the lookup information again! It should have a little dropdown history of recently accessed charts. If you are in a given patient's chart and need to send the nurse a note on that patient, you go to Create Note and then select the recipient. Incredibly, the note does not attach or connect to the patient whose chart you are sending from! The first time it happened, the nurse asked me who I was talking about in the note because it had no patient info on it! It's just one unbelievable thing after another. For OB, they don't have a dedicated OB visit. What they do is make a hybrib where you toggle between the flow sheet which is kind of the running pregnancy info- and a progress note which is created for each visit. The progress note is the same old progress note you do for a regular visit with ROS, PMH etc. which you don't need for OB vsits since they aren't there for a problem - just keeping tabs on the pregnancy. It also tries to make you do an E/M on every OB visit even though it's a global fee so you have to say no to that every visit.

I think that once you get the hang of it, then it seems to be robust but I also think there is TOO much information and steps to make it user friendly.

Overall, my experience with eClinicalWorks was positive. It offers comprehensive tools for managing patient records and clinical workflows, though there is a learning curve.