Apollo Practice Management
7.4#1 in physical therapy softwareFrom $108 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
VisitApollo Practice Management vs Hyper PT
What both publish
| Fact | Apollo Practice Management | Hyper PT |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | Billing handles insurance, private, bulk and employee bills and can send invoices to patients, employers or insurers or save them as PDFs. | The outpatient PT billing workflow covers appointments, notes, invoices, and electronic claims. |
| Contract terms | The pricing page says there are no long-term contracts or commitments and that cancellation is billed for the current month only. | Hyper PT describes its subscription as monthly and pay as you go, with cancellation at any time and no contract. |
| Integration | GetApp lists Flow as Apollo's sole named integration and describes BluePay integration for credit-card processing. | The plans list billing and electronic claims with ClaimMD. |
| Purpose | Apollo is SaaS physical therapy practice management software for scheduling, documentation, billing and reports. | Hyper PT is practice management software built for physical therapy clinics and physical therapy notes. |
| Scheduling | Scheduling supports multi-location calendars, visual appointment creation, rebooking, waiting lists, color coding, reminders and alerts. | Smart scheduling surfaces authorization, frequency or duration, and supervisory visit deadlines. |
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
Hyper PT plans
- Solo Therapist$49 a month
- Small Clinic$99 a month
- Medium Clinic$149 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 Hyper PT if…
It suits physical or occupational therapists working alone and single-location physical therapy practices. The Solo Therapist plan targets one therapist, while clinic plans support multiple billable therapists and staff accounts.