What is the best EHR for a cash-pay pediatric practice in 2026?
The best EHR for a cash-pay pediatric service line handles guardian-completed intake and consent, multi-child family accounts with one card on file, series scheduling for developmental or follow-up visits, pediatric vaccine and supplement lot capture, and direct checkout billed to the guardian account. Brooke provides all of these at $99 a month flat with unlimited providers, no per-provider fees, and no contracts.
Does Brooke support guardian-completed intake for pediatric visits?
Yes. Digital intake forms for each pediatric service type are sent to the guardian before the appointment. Medical history, developmental history, current medications, and allergy information are completed by the guardian and stored in the child's chart before the clinical visit
begins. Reminders for pediatric appointments go to the guardian contact, not to the minor patient.
Can Brooke handle a multi-child family account for a pediatric practice?
Yes. A family with multiple children is a single guardian account in Brooke. Each child has their own patient record and visit history, but all billing, consent, and communications route through the guardian account. Adding a sibling to an existing family account does not require a new full account setup.
Does Brooke support lactation consulting practices?
Yes. Cash-pay lactation consultants use Brooke for guardian intake covering maternal and infant history, series scheduling for initial and follow-up visits, card-on-file billing for recurring sessions, and per-session or package checkout. The guardian-first intake workflow applies directly to the maternal-infant consultation model.
Can Brooke be used for pediatric sports medicine?
Yes. Cash-pay pediatric sports medicine practices — sports physicals, injury evaluations, return-to-play assessments — use Brooke for guardian intake and consent, visit documentation, and direct checkout. Sports physical packages and per-visit fees are both supported in Brooke's checkout module.
Does Brooke support integrative pediatric care practices?
Yes. Cash-pay integrative pediatric practices use Brooke for comprehensive guardian intake covering developmental, nutritional, and environmental history, visit documentation, supplement and product inventory with lot capture, and direct checkout. The same platform that handles functional medicine adults handles integrative pediatric care without modification.
How does family membership billing work for a concierge pediatric practice in Brooke?
A concierge pediatric practice that charges a monthly family membership stores the guardian's card on file at enrollment. The membership fee is charged automatically each cycle without a manual invoicing step. All children on the family account are covered by the membership, and any additional service charges are billed through direct checkout at each visit.
Does Brooke track vaccines and supplements for pediatric practices?
Yes. Vaccines, supplements, and in-office supplies are tracked automatically with lot number capture in every treatment record. Low-stock alerts trigger before the practice runs out of high-use pediatric products. Lot capture provides the traceability required for pediatric vaccine and supplement administration records.
Does Brooke charge per provider for pediatric practices?
No. Brooke charges $99 a month per location regardless of how many providers or staff are on the platform. A solo pediatric lactation consultant and a multi-provider pediatric sports medicine group pay the same price.
How much does Brooke cost for a cash-pay pediatric service practice?
$99 a month per location. Unlimited providers and staff included. No per-provider fees, no appointment caps, no setup fee, and no contracts. The same flat price covers a solo lactation consultant, a developmental assessment practice, and a multi-provider pediatric sports medicine clinic.
Can a cash-pay pediatric practice migrate from their current EHR to Brooke?
Yes. Brooke migrates patient records, intake forms, and visit history from any current system at no cost. A pediatric practice switching platforms does not rebuild the patient database or recreate guardian consent records from scratch.