Accurx's pricing is published on GCloud-14. We've shared it here for simple review.
Ah, the sweet sound of Accurx —except when it comes with a hefty price tag. If you’ve been looking into Accurx’s solution, you might be wondering exactly how much it will set your practice back. Well, fear not, because we’ve got the numbers—and let’s just say, they’re a bit more than you might expect.
Accurx’s pricing isn’t exactly hidden behind a cloud of mystery if you dig into the framework documenation. They’ve got it all laid out in front of you. But here's the thing: it's not exactly “cheap.”
Accurx offers its solution via a tiered pricing structure based on your patient list size. The bigger the list, the more you get to save per patient—though you’ll still be looking at hefty bills.
If you’re on the GCloud14 framework, pricing per patient for Accurx's toolkits and modules looks like this (excluding SMS and VAT):
So, let’s say your ICB has 900,000+ patients. If you’re going for the Gold Toolkit, you’ll be paying £0.75 per patient, which adds up to a staggering £675,000 a year. Yes, you read that right—nearly £700k. That's not that far off what you'll be paying for EMIS or TPP.
If you're thinking, "I don’t need the whole toolkit, just a few features will do," well, you’re still looking at a hefty price tag. Let’s take a look at some of the individual modules:
Let’s be real: these prices might seem fine on paper, but when you multiply them by a large population, you're still going to feel the sting.
Before you throw your hands up in despair, let’s talk about Hero Health. What if we told you that you could get total triage—with batch messaging, patient messaging, online consultations, and video calls—at just 45p per patient? Sounds like a bargain, right? Then add in the fact that Hero also has a rich online booking module, which Accurx doesn't offer, and it becomes a no-brainer to at least consider Hero.
Whether you’re a single practice or part of a PCN or ICB, Hero Health gives you a cost-effective option to streamline your triage process, with discounts available for larger networks.
Accurx’s prices might work for some, but for those who want a solution that doesn’t cost an arm and a leg, Hero Health offers better value at 45p per patient—a price that leaves Accurx’s jaw-dropping figures in the dust.
Not only is Hero Health cheaper, but it also offers flexible, tailored solutions to ensure your practice gets exactly what it needs, with no unnecessary frills. And with built-in integration into your existing systems, the transition is seamless. You won’t have to spend months trying to make the tech work—Hero Health’s Care Navigation is all about simplicity and efficiency.
So, how much does Accurx cost? It depends on how big your practice is, but let's just say it’s not for the faint of heart. With prices creeping over £1 per patient annually, it might not be the most budget-friendly choice.
But here’s the kicker—Hero Health offers superior functionality for just 45p per patient. And with discounts for larger networks, it’s clear which solution offers the most bang for your buck.
If you’re tired of overpaying and ready to embrace a more affordable, efficient option, Hero Health might just be the way to go.
Want to learn more about how Hero Health can save your practice money while boosting efficiency? Get in touch.
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