The best gastroenterology EHR fits how a GI practice actually runs: the scope and its pathology, the surveillance recall due years later, the IBD and liver patients in clinic, and the ASC billing behind it. PracticeEHR can be customized down to the minute detail for that, with AI across every role.

Yes. Your colonoscopy and EGD reports and images flow into the patient's chart, tied to the visit, the pathology, and the billing. If your practice runs a dedicated endoscopy report writer, PracticeEHR integrates it, so the findings live in one record.

PracticeEHR bills the facility side of your ambulatory surgery center alongside the professional side, and the procedure results flow back to the clinic chart, so no revenue or record slips between the ASC and the office.

Yes, and it's where GI practices lose the most. PracticeEHR tracks the three, five, and ten-year surveillance intervals, driven by the pathology result, and fires the recall when it's due, so patients come back for the scope they need.

It does. Humira, Stelara, and Entyvio all need prior authorization, and PracticeEHR tracks each one with status and visit limits. For a flaring IBD patient, keeping that auth moving is the difference between starting therapy now or in a month.

Pricing is per provider per month across three plans, starting with EHR Essential at $229, billed monthly or annually. The AI tools a gastroenterology practice leans on, including AI Scribe and AI Claim Editor, are in the Pro plan. Every plan includes unlimited patients, onboarding, and support.