Contact vendor directly for pricing information.
Available as a traditional client/server (on-premise) installation or as a cloud-hosted (ASP/SaaS) deployment on CGM cloud servers.
Vendor works with practices of all sizes.
Beittel-Becker Pediatric Associates, Francis Henry Health Center, Advanced Vein and Vascular Center, Marshall Urology & Continence Center, Haghighi Family & Sports Medicine.
Aprima EHR and PM is an integrated electronic health records and practice management software system that enables users to update patient visit documents in real-time. The system allows practitioners to customize charts rather than follow provided templates in order to reflect multiple issues, chief complaints, procedures and previous visits.
The system is built with adaptive learning technology in order to learn specific user preferences without programming skill requirements, Intelligent Navigation tools that present clinically relevant findings based on documentation of presented symptoms, diagnosis codes and preferred treatments, and provides a 24/7 self-service Patient Portal that allows access to me4dical records and physician’s office. Additionally, the system is equipped with thousands of interfaces including labs, radiology, payers, hospital systems and devices.
Aprima was founded in 1998 and headquartered in Carrollton, Texas; the product is now owned by CompuGroup Medical (CGM) and sold as CGM APRIMA.
The vendor does not publish pricing for Aprima EHR and PM. Contact the vendor directly for a quote.
Ambulatory practices of any size, from small practices with 10 or fewer physicians up to larger groups. CGM says the built-in knowledge base covers 70+ specialties, and the vendor positions it for primary care and specialty practices alike.
Not publicly disclosed. CGM's sales material describes it as fast to implement (easy to install, learn and customize) but gives no timeline; ask CGM for a reference implementation schedule during your evaluation.
The vendor emphasizes speed and ease of use: there are no charting templates, so clinicians chart by chief complaint, problem or previous visit, and adaptive learning technology learns each clinician's preferences without programming. Intelligent Navigation surfaces clinically relevant findings based on symptoms, diagnosis codes and preferred treatments. Independent usability ratings are not publicly disclosed.
Last reviewed: October 27, 2026