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Apollo Practice Management vs Empower EMR

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FactApollo Practice ManagementEmpower EMR
BillingBilling handles insurance, private, bulk and employee bills and can send invoices to patients, employers or insurers or save them as PDFs.Billing tools include claim scrubbing, integrated documentation and scheduling, financial reporting, and a clearinghouse.
DocumentationThe EMR stores, synchronizes and backs up electronic documents, with configurable templates, scanning, uploading and integrated email and fax.Its customizable templates, compliance alerts, reporting, patient charts, e-faxes, and electronic records support PT documentation and outcomes.
IntegrationsApollo says it can transmit claim information directly to a supported billing service or clearing house.The plans page says the product includes many integrations, and the product page describes an integrated clearinghouse.
PurposeApollo is SaaS physical therapy practice management software for scheduling, documentation, billing and reports.Empower EMR is outpatient physical therapy software built for PT practices.
SchedulingScheduling supports multi-location calendars, visual appointment creation, rebooking, waiting lists, color coding, reminders and alerts.Scheduling includes automated email and text reminders, customizable views for multi-location practices, and a wait-list that can fill openings.

Apollo Practice Management plans

  • Single$108 a month
  • Team$228 a month
  • Medium$348 a month
  • Group$708 a month
  • Large$1,188 a month

Empower EMR plans

  • AI PremiumPriced on request
  • AI Premium PlusPriced on request

Pick Apollo Practice Management if…

Apollo suits physical therapists and clinical staff who need practice scheduling, notes, billing, reminders, and reports. Its plans are sized by practitioner count and include specified monthly text and fax limits.

Pick Empower EMR if…

It is intended for outpatient PT practices seeking clinical, scheduling, billing, and patient-portal tools. The company says inpatient or hospital practice is not its specialty.

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