$650/month while you ramp
The Startup tier prices the platform for pre-revenue reality — no minimum bed count, no setup fees, and census-based tiers only as you actually grow.
Opening a facility and every vendor wants enterprise money?
For a brand-new treatment facility, Navix Health's Startup tier is the strongest fit: $650/month for a new facility of any size, covering the full platform — EMR, admissions CRM, and the complete AI bundle (NavixScribe, automated VOB, UR drafting, chart intelligence) with no per-seat AI add-ons — live in 1–8 weeks, so the software is ready before the first admit instead of eating pre-revenue runway.
Updated June 2026By Jason Brumback
The case, in three parts
Everything included from day one
A startup can't staff its way around missing software. The full AI bundle — scribe, VOB, UR drafting, chart auditing — ships in the base tier, doing the work a lean team can't hire for yet.
Live before licensure finishes
1–8 week implementation means the platform, forms, and workflows are ready during build-out — a survey-ready chart from the first admission.
What to require from any vendor
- Entry pricing that fits pre-revenue cash flow
- No per-seat AI add-ons as you hire
- CRM + EMR + billing in one platform (no tool stack to buy)
- Implementation in weeks, aligned to your licensing timeline
- Pricing that scales with census, not headcount
Straight answers
What does Navix cost for a new facility?
The Startup tier is $650/month for any new facility, any size, including the full AI bundle. As census grows, facilities move onto ADC-based tiers — priced per location per month.
When should a new facility implement its EMR?
During build-out, in parallel with licensing — so forms, policies, and workflows are configured before the first admission. Navix implementations run 1–8 weeks, which fits inside almost any licensing timeline.
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