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RevolutionEHR

“Can a vertical EHR become the financial and operational operating system for the independent optometry practice?”

Founded2006
HQSan Diego, California, United States
Total raised$46.4M
IndustryVertical SaaS / Healthcare
The story

RevolutionEHR started in 2006 as a cloud-based EHR and practice management platform for optometry. As part of the PracticeTek family of vertical healthcare SaaS brands, it is now moving from pure clinical software into an operating system for optometry practices — layering embedded payments (RevPay, launched Feb 2026), AI documentation (AI Scribe), integrated clearinghouse (RevClear via TriZetto), and patient engagement onto its core EHR. The payments overhaul is being executed at the PracticeTek group level with Adyen as the underlying processor across ChiroTouch and RevolutionEHR.

Last 12 months
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Product timeline
2006
Founded as a cloud-based EHR and practice management software for optometry (legal entity: Integrated Practice Solutions LLC dba RevolutionEHR / Health Innovation Technologies, Inc.)· founding
2026
Launched RevPay, fully embedded payments solution for optometry practices· launch
2026
Launched AI Scribe, embedded documentation assistant for optometry exams· launch
2026
Announced ABB Optical Group insurance verification integration· launch
The stack
1 layer disclosed in RevolutionEHR’s embedded-finance stack
Payments / PSP
Adyen
Accounting gap: significant

RevolutionEHR — frequently asked

Who is RevolutionEHR's payment processor?

RevolutionEHR processes payments through Adyen.

Where is RevolutionEHR headquartered?

RevolutionEHR is founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Diego, California, United States.

How much funding has RevolutionEHR raised?

RevolutionEHR has raised $46.4M in total.

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