Clinic Appointment System Philippines: ClinicOS Pricing Guide Released

Oct 11, 2026

ClinicOS by ACS releases a pricing guide for its Philippine clinic appointment and EMR system, detailing plans from a free tier to a multi-branch Professional option for clinic owners and administrators.

Cebu City, Philippines, October 11, 2026 /NewsNetwork/ -- ClinicOS by ACS has published a pricing guide for its clinic appointment and EMR system, giving clinic owners across the Philippines a clearer view of available plans before they choose a digital scheduling platform. The guide lays out costs and features for each tier, from an entry-level option to a plan built for multi-branch operations, and is intended as a reference for clinics comparing their options as they move away from paper charts and manual booking logs.

More information is available at https://clinicos.ph/clinic-appointment-system-philippines

Scheduling decisions touch nearly every part of a clinic's daily operation, which is why clear pricing matters: front-desk staff rely on organized booking to avoid overlapping appointments, while doctors depend on accurate calendars to manage patient flow throughout the day. ClinicOS by ACS combines appointment scheduling with billing, patient records, and clinical documentation within a single browser-based system, so clinics are not juggling separate tools for each task.

The Free Plan, detailed in the guide, gives solo doctors a way to test the platform at no cost. It supports up to 10 patients per day and includes appointment scheduling, basic consultation notes, and 2 GB of secure file storage, offering independent practitioners a low-risk starting point as they consider moving away from paper-based systems.

Clinics ready to expand can choose from several paid plans. The Solo and Starter plans begin at $32 per month, the Growth plan is priced at $57 per month, and the Professional plan runs $162 per month, with each tier adding capabilities such as full EMR access, SOAP notes, and billing tools. A 30-day free trial applies to all paid plans, giving clinic administrators time to evaluate the system against their daily workflow before subscribing.

At the top of the lineup, the Professional Plan is built for clinics managing multiple locations or facing heavier compliance demands. According to the guide, it includes a PhilHealth coding module, data export and compliance tools, and RA 10173 audit logging. Clinics that need more capacity beyond the included allowance can add branches for ₱800 per month each and additional staff seats for ₱300 per month each, allowing the plan to scale alongside a growing practice.

The guide reflects ACS's aim of making practical digital tools available to private clinics regardless of size. By setting out each plan's inclusions and costs in one place, the company hopes to help owners and administrators match a plan to their patient volume, staffing, and compliance needs.

Clinic owners and administrators evaluating scheduling and EMR options can review the full plan breakdown and compare features directly. The pricing guide is available now for clinics researching their next system.

Learn more about ClinicOS by ACS at https://clinicos.ph

Contact Info:
Name: Janrus Abello
Email: Send Email
Organization: ClinicOS by ACS
Address: Unit 4, Terryville 2, Freedom St., Peace Valley, Lahug, Cebu City, Cebu 6000, Philippines
Phone: +63-999-097-6323
Website: https://clinicos.ph

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