Paperwork done before they arrive
Intake forms sent by link and filled in on a phone, a calendar that catches double bookings, email reminders and one-click insurance eligibility.
SunCharts EHR · Open source
SunCharts EHR runs the whole visit, in the browser and in native apps: intake forms, the schedule, the note, the claim and the payment. It is open source, so you can run it yourself for free, or have SunCharts host it, with support from a partner or straight from SunCharts.
Open source under AGPLv3 · Under active development
Every screen on this site shows invented patients.
What it does
Built for the people who run the practice: front desk, nurses, clinicians, billers and the owner.
Intake forms sent by link and filled in on a phone, a calendar that catches double bookings, email reminders and one-click insurance eligibility.
Rooming, vitals and notes that lock when signed, with ICD-10 diagnosis search, Same as last visit and a Procedure section.
Charges that start with the visit's diagnoses, claims through your clearinghouse, insurance payments, secondary claims and patient invoices.
Card readers at the front desk, payment links and cards on file you can charge later.
Documents, scans and voice notes on the chart, with every version kept.
Staff roles, invitations by email, access policies, a record of every change, and native apps for the whole team.
Card readers and payments
Collecting the copay is a step of the appointment, not a separate system. Cards run on Stripe through SunCharts Connect, so your practice never handles a card number.
Card payments need a SunCharts Connect account and completed Stripe setup, and live card collection is switched on for each practice. The recording here shows a cash copay because it was made on a local practice with no payment account.
More about getting paid ↗Claims
Charges come from the visit, the claim goes out through your clearinghouse, and the payer's answer lands on the same claim.
Eligibility, claims and remittances need your practice's own Claim.MD clearinghouse account. The eligibility answer in the recording comes from a local stand-in, not an insurer.
More about claims ↗Native apps · For clinicians
SunCharts EHR comes with native apps. See who is next, open the chart and document the visit from the devices your team already carries.
Native apps · SunCharts Patient
SunCharts Patient gives the people you care for their visits, records and messages on iPhone, Apple Watch and the web, with one simple sign-in.
SunCharts Patient · Connected care teams
A clinic can ask. A patient chooses. Explore a two-way care connection through SunCharts Connect, with a clear practice context at every step.
Use SunCharts Patient on iPhone, Apple Watch and the web. Apple Health access is managed on iPhone; approved clinic links set your care context. The clinic-specific requests, category approvals and video invitations below are planned workflow previews.
Could you share heart rate and activity ahead of our next visit?
Waiting for the patient’s approval. Other linked practices receive nothing.
Requests travel out.
Approved updates return
to the selected practice.
Visits, records and messages for Willow Primary Care.
Care-flow preview with fictional practice names and synthetic metrics. No request, health data or invitation is actually sent. Linking practices does not automatically share records between them. Pause or revoke stops future demo updates; it does not erase records a clinic already received. Blood pressure in these examples comes from a compatible monitor.
Front desk · Apple TV
Put SunCharts on the lobby TV: patients see their ticket number when it is their turn, and staff see the day's schedule, provider status and clinic pace. Patients are shown by ticket number, never by name.
Native app sign-in
The apps sign in without passwords and keep patient details out of notifications.
Everywhere your practice works
The apps sign in through SunCharts Connect.
The ecosystem
The web EHR works on its own. The native apps, payments, hosting and support connect through SunCharts Connect.
The web EHR and its patient portal. It needs no SunCharts account and no licence fee.
What it does ↗Clinician apps for iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple Watch and Android, and a front-desk display for Apple TV.
See the apps ↓Sign-in for staff and the native apps, invitations by email, managed email reminders, card payments, support requests from inside the EHR, and hosting.
Sign in ↗The patient app for iPhone, Apple Watch and the web: visits, records, messages and Apple Health sharing, with the patient in control.
See the patient app ↓Partners manage and support their practices day to day, with a direct line to SunCharts. SunCharts does the hosting. Our preferred partner is HealthTech International.
HealthTech International ↗A documented REST API and FHIR R4 on every installation, with OAuth 2.0 and an OpenAPI document.
Developers ↗Pricing
The software is the same in all three. On the paid routes SunCharts hosts it; the difference is who supports you.
Run it yourself
The open-source SunCharts EHR on your own server.
Through a SunCharts partner
Hosted by SunCharts. Managed and supported by a partner.
Direct from SunCharts
For a single clinic that wants SunCharts' own hosting and direct support.
SunCharts EHR is open source: anyone can run the same software themselves for free. Paying is for hosting, setup and support, not for access to the product.
Your clearinghouse account and card readers are billed by those providers, not by SunCharts.
Coming from another system?
The Data import page loads patient records and their files from your previous system, shows you which patients matched, and never stores the same file twice.
How moving in works ↗SunCharts Connect can link to it.
For developers
REST and FHIR R4 on each installation, with OAuth 2.0. The practice that runs the EHR approves your application.
EHR API reference ↗The hosted partner API, with a sandbox of simulated data and open-source SDKs.
Connect API reference ↗Start where it suits you