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Stable Production Release (Version 5.0.1)

OpenEMR 5.0.1 was released on 4/23/18. Here is a list of new features in this version and the Press Release. It is compatible with PHP versions from 5.6.x - 7.2.x .

Docker

• Docker - Official OpenEMR Docker, which supports modern, flexible, plug n play use of OpenEMR.

(For a couple fun tutorials to learn how to use the OpenEMR Docker, check out this forum thread)

AWS Cloud

• OpenEMR has a panel of AWS Cloud packages with costs(AWS fees) ranging from $5 - $100+ per month. See the AWS Cloud Packages Comparison for the estimated costs, features, and installation instructions of the different packages.
• OpenEMR AWS Cloud Packages Comparison

• OpenEMR Cloud Shared Hosting
• OpenEMR Cloud Express - See here for Video Tutorial.
• OpenEMR Cloud Express Plus
• OpenEMR Cloud Standard
• OpenEMR Cloud Full Stack

Google Cloud

• OpenEMR has a click and run package on Google Cloud Launcher.

• OpenEMR Launchpad

Windows: Pre-installed OpenEMR with the XAMPP Package

• xampp-openemr-5.0.1.zip (MD5 sum: 10f388f988a3f1c8bac42d245525aafe)

• Installation Instructions

Windows

• openemr-5.0.1.zip (MD5 sum: 8d91a272f5146b0e2d25b60bb9ca75dc)

• Installation Instructions
• Upgrade Instructions

Linux

• openemr-5.0.1.tar.gz (MD5 sum: e12454a64b1f00f99747832ec142467a)

• Installation Instructions
• Upgrade Instructions

Ubuntu / Mint / Debian

• Ubuntu 16.04(and later versions), Debian 9(and later version), and Mint 18(and later versions).

• openemr-php7_5.0.1-2_all.deb (MD5 sum: 856b3a47549a305edcc65c3340859bb9)

• Installation Instructions
• Upgrade Instructions

• Ubuntu 15.10 and Debian 8.

• openemr-php5_5.0.1-2_all.deb (MD5 sum: f9cde997367c620e1c2081982f65df75)

• Installation Instructions
• Upgrade Instructions

Appliance

• OpenEMR-Appliance-5-0-1-3.ova (MD5 sum: 2921b29af82c876903120865af9026ea)

• Appliance Instructions
• (compatible with VirtualBox and VMware)

Previous versions of all above packages can be found on Sourceforge

Patches

• Patch : Most recent patch for OpenEMR versions 5.0.1, 5.0.0, 4.2.2, 4.2.1, 4.2.0, 4.1.2, 4.1.1, 4.1.0, 4.0.0, 3.2.0, and 3.1.0 can be found here.

Unstable Development Releases

Daily snapshots

Daily snapshots from current development tip(5.0.2-dev). Installation instructions are available for LINUX and WINDOWS. (Verify timestamp here)

(Daily at 1:00 AM Pacific time these packages are built (the build takes about 10 minutes).)

• openemr-cvs.tar.gz (MD5 sum)
• openemr-cvs.zip (MD5 sum)

Ubuntu/Mint/Debian Development Version Package

This one-click package will install/configure the most current development (unstable) version of OpenEMR. It is extremely easy to install and uninstall, and it will not interfere with the official Ubuntu/Mint/Debian OpenEMR Production Version Package. Since the development code is unstable, this should only be used for testing and evaluation purposes.

This version of the package works with Ubuntu 16.04(and later versions), Debian 9(and later version), and Mint 18(and later versions).

• Installation instructions.
• git-openemr-php7_1.0.0-7_all.deb (MD5 sum: 9a65f286fdb54c6157d84be51174dc8b) (the file size is only 10KB)

This version of the package works with Ubuntu 15.10 and Debian 8.

• Installation instructions.
• git-openemr-php5_1.0.0-7_all.deb (MD5 sum: 121380f6552bdf1146bff44e4c4eb142) (the file size is only 10KB)

Docker

Docker - Development tip OpenEMR Docker, which supports modern, flexible, plug n play use of OpenEMR.

(For a couple fun tutorials to learn how to use the OpenEMR Docker, check out this forum thread.)