Just OpenEMR
Hosted, backed up, restore-drilled and monitored — the application your staff already know, run properly.
OpenEMR
Platform
Three products, kept deliberately separate.
Certified OpenEMR, hosted exactly as it ships. ONEemr, a modern EMR on the same database. And Essentials — 25 modules that reach any EMR through the Bridge. Use one, two or all three; none of them depends on the others to keep your records safe.
Clinicians, the front desk, billing — and patients
Certified coreOpenEMRStock 8.2.0, never modified
Our EMRONEemrA modern interface on the same data
The module layerEssentials25 modules, each switched on alone
reads and writes its own database
reads and writes the same database
through the Bridge — the EMR’s own API
The OpenEMR database — the patient record, in a shape any OpenEMR can read
or another EMR, through its adaptor
The parts
What each one is for
OpenEMR
The certified record, hosted as published — pinned by checksum, upgraded when you choose, and never edited by us.
Hosted OpenEMRONEemr
A faster, modern EMR on the same tables. Staff can switch to it on a Monday and back to stock OpenEMR on a Tuesday.
About ONEemrEssentials
Booking, reminders, notes, orders, claims, denials and more — each a module with its own screens, permissions and audit trail.
All 25 modulesThe Bridge
One adaptor per EMR, one model in front of it, and a map of exactly what each EMR allows — declared before anything is attempted.
How it connectsChoose your combination
Start with the part that hurts most
Nothing here is a bundle. Each combination below is a real way clinics run it, and moving between them never needs a migration.
OpenEMR and ONEemr
A modern front end for the people who want one, while anyone who prefers the original keeps it. Both show the same patient.
OpenEMRONEemr
Either, plus Essentials
Reminders, booking, notes, claims — switched on one at a time, working the same whichever screen your staff are on.
OpenEMR or ONEemrEssentials
Essentials on its own
In front of another EMR through its adaptor — or with none at all: referrals, denials, webhooks and reports need no EMR, and reminders can run from a spreadsheet or an HL7 feed.
EssentialsYour EMR
The rules underneath
Why it is safe to put together
Nobody edits the core
OpenEMR’s files are pinned to the published release by checksum. If a single byte differs, the check fails — so the certified version is the one running.
Ask before writing
The Bridge declares what each EMR allows, per record and per operation. Something the EMR cannot take is queued for a person, never reported as done.
Leaving is one export
Everything Essentials holds exports decrypted, in a format anyone can read, and ONEemr never moved your records in the first place.
Essentials
Five areas, 25 modules
Booking, reminders, messages, forms and video — the work that ties up the phone.
Notes, orders, documents, referrals and the patients who should be back by now.
Claims, eligibility, payments, authorisations and the denials that come back.
Your EMR, your interface engines, your own systems, and moving records in or out.
The clinician’s phone app, shared phrases and the reports a manager asks for.
See all three on one demo.
Book an appointment as a patient, find it in OpenEMR’s own calendar, and watch the reminder disappear when it is cancelled.