TruBridge
About
Healthcare IT company providing EHR, revenue cycle management, and business analytics specifically for rural, critical access, and small community hospitals — publicly traded (NASDAQ: TBRG). The Netsmart EHR (formerly CPSI) and Healthland EHR serve the smallest US hospital segment: critical access hospitals (<25 beds) and rural facilities that neither Epic nor Meditech cost-effectively serve. TruBridge RCM services provide outsourced coding, billing, and accounts receivable management for hospit...
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Ideal Customer
- TruBridge's sweet spot is small-to-mid-market hospitals — specifically critical access hospitals (CAHs) and community hospitals with 25 to 200 beds — that need a single integrated platform for EHR, billing, and RCM but cannot afford or justify the complexity and cost of Epic or Oracle Cerner.
- The ideal RCM services customer is a rural hospital with an under-resourced billing office seeking to fully outsource coding, billing, and denial management rather than hire internal staff.
Key Differentiators
- TruBridge's primary differentiator is its purpose-built, all-in-one platform for rural and critical access hospitals — combining acute EHR, RCM services, medical coding, and patient accounting in a single system that is simpler and more affordable than Epic or Oracle Cerner for facilities with 25–200 beds.
- It is the only vendor in healthcare with three distinct HFMA Peer Reviewed solutions (RCM, Complete Business Office, and Medical Coding Services), and has held HFMA Peer Reviewed RCM status for seven consecutive years.
Industries Served
- TruBridge exclusively serves the healthcare industry, with a concentrated focus on rural hospitals, critical access hospitals (CAHs), community hospitals, clinics, physician practices, skilled nursing facilities (SNFs), and senior care organizations.
- The company does not serve non-healthcare industries.
Service Coverage
- TruBridge operates exclusively in the United States, serving rural, community, and critical access hospitals nationwide.
- The company is trusted by over 1,500 healthcare organizations across the U.S., including 1,200+ rural and community hospitals and 3,300+ skilled nursing and senior care facilities.
Partnerships
- TruBridge's most significant technology partnership is with Microsoft, having integrated Microsoft Dragon Copilot ambient AI directly into its EHR platform to automate clinical documentation for 18,000+ clinicians.
- It holds an exclusive referral partnership with PointClickCare — the dominant SNF EHR platform — whereby PointClickCare exclusively refers TruBridge RCM services to its skilled nursing facility clients, and TruBridge is listed as a preferred integrated partner in the PointClickCare Marketplace.
Company Size & Ownership
- TruBridge was founded in 1979 (as Computer Programs and Systems, Inc. / CPSI) and rebranded as TruBridge, Inc. in March 2024 after consolidating its subsidiaries — Evident, TruBridge LLC, TruCode, and Healthland — under one unified brand.
- As of year-end 2024, the company had over 3,200 employees and reported annual revenue of approximately $342.6 million for 2024 (up from $336 million in 2023), with trailing twelve-month revenue of approximately $347 million as of mid-2026.
Compliance & Certifications
- TruBridge's EHR holds ONC 2015 Edition Cures Update certification (certified by Drummond Group) across its EHR, Provider EHR, CHBase data repository, and InstantPHR patient portal modules, and is HIPAA-compliant with support for MIPS and quality reporting requirements.
- Its RCM suite has earned the 'Peer Reviewed by HFMA®' designation for seven consecutive years, its Complete Business Office solution for four consecutive years, and it became the first company to offer an HFMA Peer Reviewed Medical Coding Service — making it the only vendor with three distinct HFMA Peer Reviewed solutions.
Compiled from public sources by VenSearch · Last researched October 14, 2026
Offerings
2 offeringsTruBridge EHR (Acute Care)
EHR for small and critical access hospitals — clinical documentation, CPOE, pharmacy, nursing, and patient accounting in a single system designed for hospitals with 25-200 beds. Simpler and more affordable than Epic or Meditech; includes built-in billing and accounts receivable. The dominant EHR in the critical access hospital market.
TruBridge RCM Services
Outsourced revenue cycle management for rural and community hospitals — coding, billing, denial management, and accounts receivable services delivered by TruBridge's specialists. Enables hospitals to outsource billing operations entirely rather than hiring internal billing staff — critical for CAHs facing workforce shortages.
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