AdvancedMD

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Company typePrivate
PredecessorPerfect Practice.MD
Founded1999; 27 years ago (1999)
AdvancedMD
Company typePrivate
IndustryHealth informatics
Practice management software
Software as a service
PredecessorPerfect Practice.MD
Founded1999; 27 years ago (1999)
Headquarters,
United States
Area served
United States
Key people
Amanda Sharp (CEO)
ProductsElectronic health record software
Practice management
Medical billing
Telemedicine
ServicesRevenue cycle management
Patient engagement
OwnerFrancisco Partners (2008–2011)
ADP (2011–2015)
Marlin Equity Partners (2015–2018)
Global Payments (2018–2024)
Francisco Partners (2024–present)
Websiteadvancedmd.com

AdvancedMD is a cloud-based software-as-a-service (SaaS) company that provides practice management, medical billing, and electronic health record (EHR) solutions to independent medical practices in the United States. Based in South Jordan, Utah, it was acquired by Global Payments in 2018 for $700 million, and in late 2024 it was sold to the private equity firm Francisco Partners for approximately $1.1 billion.[1]

AdvancedMD is notable for having released a comprehensive cloud-based EHR solution in 2000, the first such platform.[2] This allowed small and mid-sized medical practices to access enterprise-grade EHR/EMR tools otherwise outside the reach of organizations without significant in-house IT resources. This EHR platform is widely praised for its flexibility, scalability, ease-of-use, and continued focus on small-to-medium-sized independent practices (those with fewer than 10 providers).[3]

AdvancedMD's EHR platform is a cloud-based system that enables healthcare providers to access patient records from various locations. It unifies various functions needed in a medical practice, including patient scheduling and practice management, clinical documentation (EHR), patient engagement tools, and billing/collections.[1]

The platform includes customizable templates for different medical specialties, allowing for customization at the note and subnote levels. The EHR component features customizable templates for different specialties and a visual task management module called “Task Donuts” to help staff prioritize work. The system supports electronic integrations (including digital faxing and e-prescribing) and analytics tools that provide insights into operational efficiency and support Clinical Quality Reporting.[4]

The integrated billing system includes a one-click payment feature and interfaces with payment processing terminals for collecting copays and fees. The billing software also integrates with credit card processing systems, allowing charges to be automatically posted to a patient's account after a card swipe.[5]

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