Actual humans, whenever you need one.
We don't hide behind a help article. Talk to a real Ona specialist — day or night, weekends included — over chat or screen-share.
- Real humans, not bots
- Email & in-app chat
- Screen-share when chat stalls
- Guided onboarding
Most healthcare software ships support as a cost-center: tiered queues, slow SLAs, and a help article that doesn't quite answer your question. You're paying thousands a month — and the thing you actually need is someone who'll get on a call.
Ona's support is small on purpose. You talk to real people who've seen your workflow. We jump on a screen-share when chat isn't moving fast enough. If your workflow needs tuning, we build it with you rather than sending a quote.

01 · Why it matters
The vendor is the team.
A clinic's relationship with its EHR vendor is the quietest variable in how well it runs. We'd like that relationship to feel like a colleague, not a queue.
A good EHR is infrastructure; a good support team is the difference between “this software saves me hours” and “this software costs me my week.” Most vendors ship the first and hide from the second.
We staff Ona's support with people who've worked in clinics and who stay close to the product. When you message us you talk to someone who's watched a Tuesday morning in your seat — not a scripted tier-one queue.
02 · What you get
Support that treats you like a partner.
Email & chat, one inbox on our side
Screen-share when chat stalls
Workflow tuning included
Guided onboarding
A small team that remembers you
03 · What a support conversation looks like
From “help” to “fixed.”
You write what's wrong, in your words
No priority form, no triage questions, no “have you cleared your cache?” Email or chat, whatever's easier.A human replies with context
We see which workspace and which area of the product — we don't ask you to repeat the basics before we engage.Screen-share if it's faster
When the fastest path is a call, we suggest one. You're never pushed onto a scheduled meeting when a short chat would have done it.Feedback feeds the roadmap
Recurring asks don't just close as tickets — they shape what we build next, so the next team doesn't have to ask the same question.
“Our old vendor had a ticket queue. Ona has a team. When something needs fixing the person I talk to knows my practice — that shouldn't be remarkable, but it is.”
04 · In practice
When the team earns its keep.
Solo clinician, going live
From demo to a Tuesday running on Ona.
Small clinic, messy migration
Old PDFs, tangled spreadsheets, partial data.
Practice with a new workflow
A new service or payer drops next Monday.
Team new to modern software
Training that sticks.
FAQ
The questions we get often.
Is support included in the price?
What are your support hours?
How do we reach you?
What about migrating from our current EHR?
Can we get a dedicated account manager?
Do you build custom integrations?
A software vendor that picks up the phone.
Book a 15-minute call with a real person — not a BDR reading a script.