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RevolutionEHR

Cloud EHR and practice management software built for optometry and eye care practices, from exams and scheduling to billing.

Our take: RevolutionEHR is made only for eye care: single and multi-location optometry practices, new practices, corporate-affiliated offices, schools and optical shops.

Best forOptometry practices
ReviewedPricing: Paid
Try RevolutionEHRCore $455/mo; optical-only from $319

RevolutionEHR (often searched as "Revolution EMR" or "EHR Revolution") is a cloud EHR and practice management platform for optometry and eye care practices. It runs exams, scheduling, billing, payments, patient engagement and reporting in one system. Core costs $455 a month, bundles start at $660 and $830, and there are one-time setup and data conversion fees.

The bottom line

The go-to cloud EHR for independent and multi-location optometry practices that want billing, scheduling, payments, and clinical workflows in one system.

Our score

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Community ratings

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G2
4.1 out of 5
20+ reviews
Capterra
4.5 out of 5
200+ reviews

4.5 / 5 aggregate · across 2 sources

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What it is, and why we rate it

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What it really isRevolutionEHR: cloud EHR and practice management software built for optometry and eye care.
Our takeRevolutionEHR is made only for eye care: single and multi-location optometry practices, new practices, corporate-affiliated offices, schools and optical shops.
The Core plan covers EHR and practice management; the Advanced and Premium bundles add patient engagement, payments, claims processing and patient registration tools at a 15% or 20% bundle discount. Add-ons include RevClear for claims, RevEngage for patient messaging, RevPay for payments and an AI Scribe.
Why we rate itIt is built end to end for optometry, and the vendor says 13,000+ eye care professionals use it with 97% customer retention.
The catchOptometry-only — useless for any other specialty.
Entry costs of $455–$830/mo plus a one-time setup fee make it a significant investment for solo practitioners. No free trial to evaluate before committing.

Best / not good for

Best for
  • Independent optometry and eyecare practices replacing legacy EHR systems
  • Multi-location eye care groups needing centralized scheduling and reporting
  • New optometry practices wanting billing, EHR, and optical retail in one system
Not good for
  • Any medical specialty outside optometry or ophthalmology
  • Solo practitioners on tight budgets (pricing starts at $319–$455/mo)
  • Practices needing a free trial before purchasing
Trade-offs

Friction report

Trade-offs to know before signing up.

  1. Time to value
    Moderate: onboarding includes setup configuration and optional data migration; cloud-based access is fast but clinical workflows require staff training.
  2. Scale breakpoint
    Setup and data conversion fees are scoped separately, and the pricing page doesn't say how prices change with more providers or locations.
  3. Walled garden
    Moderate: data lives in a proprietary cloud; integrations with diagnostic equipment and clearinghouses are strong, but migrating out requires export and conversion.

RevolutionEHR pricing

PlanPriceWhat it adds
Exam or optical-only locationFrom $319For locations that need exam or optical tools only
Core$455/monthPractice management and EHR, integrated claims management, reporting, any-device access
AdvancedFrom $660/month (save 15%)Bundle described as patient growth tools and payments
PremiumFrom $830/month (save 20%)Bundle described as all-in-one, from booking to billing

From RevolutionEHR's pricing page, checked 2 October 2026. A one-time setup fee and a database conversion fee apply on top; amounts aren't published. Bundles draw on patient engagement (reminders, two-way texting, review management, recall alerts), claims processing and patient registration tools. Bundle pricing is for new customers only. The page doesn't say whether prices are per provider or per location.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does RevolutionEHR cost?

Core costs $455 a month. Advanced starts at $660 and Premium at $830, and exam or optical-only locations start at $319. One-time setup and data conversion fees are extra (checked 2 October 2026).

Is RevolutionEHR the same as Revolution EMR or EHR Revolution?

Those are common ways people search for it. The product is RevolutionEHR at revolutionehr.com. The domain ehrrevolution.com doesn't load, so we've updated our link.

Is RevolutionEHR only for optometry?

Yes. It is built for optometry and eye care practices, eye care schools and optical shops.

Does RevolutionEHR require a long-term contract?

No. RevolutionEHR's pricing page says every plan comes with no long-term contracts. There is no free trial; you request a demo.

Where is the RevolutionEHR login?

The Login link on revolutionehr.com goes to revolutionehr.com/static/. Conversion Gems is a review site and can't help with account access.

Alternatives

Sources checked October 2, 2026: RevolutionEHR pricing, RevolutionEHR homepage.

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#EHR#Healthcare