Comparing Qlynic with other EMRs
I don't quote other vendors' prices or describe their products — I only speak for Qlynic — but the site gives you six questions to put to any Alberta billing vendor, including us, and a checklist for what to ask an outgoing vendor about your export; Qlynic's own price is $89 per doctor per month with no base fee, no contract and no per-claim charge.
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What I can and can't say
I can explain what Qlynic does, what it costs, what is live and what is marked Soon. I don't state other companies' prices or make claims about their products, and I won't help copy a competitor's feature set. If you name the system you use today, I can tell you what moving from it involves.
Six questions worth asking any Alberta billing vendor — including us
- Do you submit directly, or through a gateway? (H-Link itself is free; every per-claim fee is a private company.)
- Whose accredited submitter is used — yours or theirs?
- Where do I see a claim's age in days — on the claim, not in a report?
- What happens the day a claim is refused — is someone told, or does it sit in a remittance file until month end?
- Where is the data stored — the hosting region in writing?
- What does it cost to leave — an export of your own clinical and billing data, in a format you can read, before you sign?
Qlynic's answers, in order: directly, on Arxeon's accredited submitter (or yours); on the claim row itself, in days; you are told the same day; Microsoft Azure, Canada Central; export your own data any time, no exit fee.
Before you switch from anyone
Ask which chart parts come out as fields and which as a PDF picture, what format and whether it is documented, who pays and how long it takes, and for a sample export before you commit. Count your retention obligation forward from the last entry. Name the freeze hour before you give notice.
Where to look