Built for every stage of growth
Whether you run a small clinic, a polyclinic, a multi-branch chain, or a hospital, QHealth can support your team with a modular platform that grows around your workflows.
Choose your operating foundation
Each plan starts with secure clinic administration. The difference is how much of the patient, insurance, finance, intelligence, and integration journey you connect from day one.
Start connected
The essential operating system for appointments, reception, clinical care, and billing.
Recommended
Connect the complete clinic journey—from patient engagement to claim recovery and management insight.
Complex operations
A coordinated QHealth deployment for branches, currencies, governance, migration, and connected systems.
Need a different combination? Plans are starting frameworks. QHealth can recommend a staged rollout or clearly scoped add-ons where your workflow does not fit neatly into one bundle.
Plan comparison
“Optional” and “scoped” capabilities are priced only when selected. Final availability and scope are confirmed in your proposal.
| Capability | Core | RecommendedProfessional | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Patient operations and reception | ✓Included | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Clinical workspace and EMR | ✓Included | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Billing, private price lists, and payments | ✓Included | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Admin, role controls, and MFA | ✓Included | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Patient CRM and follow-up | Optional | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Insurance claims workflows | Optional | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Treasury and reconciliation | Optional | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| Business intelligence | Essential reporting | ✓Included | ✓Included |
| QHealth AI | Optional allowance | Agreed allowance | Negotiated allowance |
| Regional and external integrations | Scoped add-on | Scoped add-on | Tailored program |
| Implementation and migration | Scoped | Scoped | Advanced scope |
| Multi-center rollout planning | — | Available | ✓Included |
| Multi-branch operations | — | — | ✓Included |
| Multi-currency workflows | — | — | ✓Included |
| Consolidated cross-center reporting | — | — | ✓Included |
This comparison is a commercial starting point, not a technical entitlement contract. The signed proposal defines the final modules, services, limits, implementation, and availability.
Extensions and roadmap
Availability labels distinguish capabilities that can be scoped now from product direction that is still planned. Roadmap items are not sold as delivered software.
Government, payer, finance, laboratory, radiology, payment, and approved API connections shaped around your country and workflow.
Add clinical and reporting assistance today, with voice documentation planned as a reviewed, clinician-controlled workflow.
Extend the clinic beyond the front desk with public booking, confirmation workflows, waiting-area queues, and telemedicine.
Bring diagnostic and supply workflows into the same operating environment as they are developed and validated.
Manage staff, schedules, credentials, documents, licenses, leave, requests, approvals, and workforce insight.
Know what you are paying for
QHealth proposals separate the software you keep using from the work required to implement it and the services that carry a direct usage cost.
Discuss your commercial scopePlan, modules, locations, capacity, support arrangement, and term.
Workflow design, configuration, migration, integration, testing, training, and launch.
Allowances and rates for messaging, AI, external transactions, and future consumption services.
Pricing questions
Clear commercial scope makes implementation easier to plan and easier to govern.
QHealth pricing is based on the plan, enabled modules, clinic size, number of locations, implementation work, integrations, and any usage-based services. Your proposal separates recurring subscription, one-time implementation, and variable service costs so the commercial scope is clear.
A single-specialty clinic adopting core workflows has a different implementation from a multi-location medical center connecting insurance, finance, and regional systems. A short discovery session lets QHealth price the actual scope without charging every clinic for complexity it does not need.
Yes. QHealth is modular. A clinic can begin with its essential patient, clinical, and billing workflows, then add CRM, insurance, treasury, business intelligence, AI, integrations, or future extensions as operations grow.
Implementation is scoped separately so you can see what is recurring and what is a one-time service. It may include workflow configuration, data preparation and migration, integrations, validation, training, and rollout support according to the agreed plan.
Usage pricing may apply to services with a direct transaction or provider cost, such as SMS, WhatsApp, AI, future voice transcription, telemedicine, or certain external integration transactions. Any allowance and overage rule will be stated in the proposal.
Regional, payer, government, finance, laboratory, and radiology connections are scoped according to the selected plan, country, external-system access, certification requirements, and implementation complexity.
No. Capabilities marked as planned or roadmap are shown so clinics can understand QHealth’s direction. They are not represented as delivered functionality and are not charged unless they become available and are added to an agreed subscription or project scope.
The QHealth team reviews your specialties, locations, staff, current systems, required modules, migration needs, and integrations. You then receive a recommended plan, implementation scope, assumptions, and commercial proposal for review.
Your clinic. Your QHealth plan.
Tell us how your clinic works today. We will recommend where to start and what can wait.
