Accuro EMR

Canadian EMR software for patient charts, clinical workflows, provincial billing, labs and imaging, scheduling, reporting, prescriptions, and secure healthcare data management.

About Accuro EMR

Accuro EMR is electronic medical record software designed for Canadian healthcare providers. It combines clinical and administrative workflows in one system and supports configurable workflows for family practices, specialist teams, allied health providers, enterprise practices, and other healthcare clinics.

The platform includes digital patient charts, customizable forms, labs and imaging workflows, referrals and orders, prescription management, appointment scheduling, medical billing, document management, waitlist management, clinic reporting, and mobile access through the ACCUROgo app.

Accuro is configured around Canadian provincial healthcare workflows. Its official provincial coverage pages identify British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Nova Scotia. Connections can include provincial billing, laboratory results, diagnostic imaging, hospital information, and provincial healthcare systems.

Accuro uses Canadian cloud infrastructure and states that Personal Health Information it handles, including backups, is stored in Canada. Its security program includes SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, multi factor authentication, encryption, vulnerability management, penetration testing, and monitoring.

Key Features

Patient Charts: Digital patient charts organize important clinical information in one location and support faster encounter documentation.
Labs and Imaging: Connects with health authorities, hospitals, and testing services so clinicians can review incoming results, highlight abnormalities, compare historical data, and graph results over time.
Medical Billing: Supports submission, reconciliation, and resubmission of claims, including direct provincial government billing and workflows for multiple physicians.
Appointment Scheduling: Provides scheduling for in person and virtual appointments across multiple healthcare providers and supports no show management.
Prescriptions: Supports prescription writing and renewals with First Databank integration for current drug and dosage information.
Clinic Reporting: Includes reporting capabilities for clinical and business information, while its billing component provides more than 40 built in billing reports for areas such as reconciliation and accounts receivable.

Pricing

Public pricing is not listed on the provided Accuro reference pages. Prospective customers are directed to book a demo for additional product information.

Pricing last updated: September 19, 2026 at 12:00 AM

Use Cases

Managing electronic patient records and clinical documentation
Processing Canadian provincial medical billing and claims
Reviewing laboratory, diagnostic imaging, and hospital information
Managing appointments, clinic administration, referrals, prescriptions, documents, and reporting

Pros & Cons

Pros:

Designed around Canadian healthcare and province specific workflows for British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Nova Scotia.
Combines clinical records, billing, scheduling, labs, imaging, prescriptions, referrals, documents, waitlists, and reporting within the EMR environment.
Personal Health Information handled by Accuro is stored in Canada, with security measures including MFA, encryption, SOC 2 Type 2 controls, and penetration testing.

Cons:

The provided official provincial pages currently identify six Canadian provinces, so organizations elsewhere should confirm availability and supported workflows directly with Accuro.
Public subscription prices are not provided on the supplied product pages, requiring prospective customers to contact Accuro for further information.

Integrations

First Databank, Alberta Health Services, Netcare, CII/CPAR, BC CareConnect, provincial government billing systems, health authorities, hospitals, laboratory services, diagnostic imaging services

FAQ

What is Accuro EMR?

Accuro EMR is electronic medical record software for Canadian healthcare providers. It combines clinical workflows, patient records, scheduling, billing, documents, reporting, prescriptions, referrals, labs, and imaging.

Is Accuro EMR designed specifically for Canada?

Yes. Accuro describes its software as a Canadian EMR configured for provincial workflows and healthcare connections.

Which Canadian provinces does Accuro EMR support?

The official Accuro provincial pages list British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, and Nova Scotia.

Does Accuro EMR include medical billing?

Yes. Accuro supports claim submission, reconciliation, resubmission, procedure codes, multiple physicians, direct provincial government billing, and more than 40 built in billing reports.

Does Accuro connect with laboratories and diagnostic imaging services?

Yes. Accuro provides interfaces to health authorities, hospitals, and testing services. Clinicians can review incoming labs and imaging, highlight abnormal results, compare information over time, and graph selected results and vitals.

Where does Accuro store patient health information?

Accuro states that Personal Health Information it handles, including backups, is stored in professionally managed data centres in Canada.

What security capabilities does Accuro provide?

Accuro documents SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, multi factor authentication, encryption at rest and in transit outside its data centres, vulnerability management, penetration testing, monitoring, and Canadian data residency.

Does Accuro EMR support mobile access?

Yes. The ACCUROgo mobile app provides access to essential EMR information such as schedules and patient data and allows encounter notes to be entered from a smartphone or tablet with an internet connection.