Apollo Practice Management
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What both publish
| Fact | Apollo Practice Management | HENO |
|---|---|---|
| Access | Apollo is web based and can be accessed through a browser on a PC, Mac, iPad, tablet or smartphone. | HENO is cloud-based and runs in a browser; the company says it can be accessed from Mac and Windows computers, iPads, Android tablets, iPhones, and Android phones. |
| Billing | Billing handles insurance, private, bulk and employee bills and can send invoices to patients, employers or insurers or save them as PDFs. | Billing features include insurance eligibility verification, e-claims, ERA payments, claims follow-up alerts, and claims-based MIPS reporting. |
| Headquarters | 290 First Street Suite Two, Pittsfield, Massachusetts 01201, United States | Orlando, Florida, United States |
| Integrations | Apollo says it can transmit claim information directly to a supported billing service or clearing house. | HENO states that it integrates with Office Ally to send and receive insurance claims, FOTO for certified registry support, and Doxy.me for telehealth; Doxy.me use through HENO has no added fees. |
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
HENO plans
- RCMPriced on request
- Growth$149 a month
- Established$225 a month
- Unlimited$299 a month
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 HENO if…
HENO is intended for PT, OT, speech, and chiropractic practices that need clinical documentation and billing tools. Its customizable templates may also suit other practice types, though physicians should note the stated lack of lab integrations and e-prescriptions.