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Fact75Health (HealthEMR)AestheticsPro
Company historyThe About page says 75Health entered the U.S. market in 2014 and launched its EHR web application in 2016.AestheticsPro says it was founded in 2007 by Graham and Lora Budd.
E-prescribingHealthEMR supports WENO Exchange e-prescribing through OpenEMR for eligible U.S. providers and describes EPCS support where applicable and properly configured.E-prescribing supports electronic scripts, fill alerts, prior-authorization workflows and medication-history access.
HeadquartersThe contact page lists an India location in Chennai and a U.S. location in Hayward, California.Olympia, Washington, United States
Intended usersThe services page identifies small and mid-sized medical practices, solo practices, healthcare service organizations, corporate healthcare organizations, and senior care facilities as client segments.The company says the software is designed for medical spas and aesthetic practices, with editions for growing teams, scaling organizations, and complex high-volume organizations.
PurposeHealthEMR is an electronic medical record platform that brings patient information and healthcare workflows together.AestheticsPro is an all-in-one medical spa software platform built for medical spas and aesthetic practices.

75Health (HealthEMR) plans

  • Basic₹1,500 a month
  • EnterprisePriced on request
  • PremiumPriced on request

AestheticsPro plans

  • Pro-One$85 a month
  • Pro-Plus$160 a month
  • Executive$285 a month
  • Enterprise$350 a month

Pick 75Health (HealthEMR) if…

It is intended for solo and small or mid-sized medical practices, as well as healthcare organizations, corporate healthcare groups, and senior care facilities. Practices seeking patient reminders, digital intake forms, telehealth, or online payments may also find its listed patient-facing capabilities relevant.

Pick AestheticsPro if…

AestheticsPro suits medical spas and aesthetic practices that want client records, appointment scheduling, and forms in one platform. Its editions are aimed at growing teams through complex, high-volume organizations.

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