Apollo Practice Management
7.4#1 in physical therapy softwareFrom $108 a monthAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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What both publish
| Fact | Apollo Practice Management | PracticeQ |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | Apollo says it can transmit claim information directly to a supported billing service or clearing house. | Listed integrations include Elation, AthenaHealth, RevolutionEHR, TriZetto, Office Ally, Reimbursify, Google Meet, Zoom, SRFax, Fullscript, Rupa Health, Google tools, Outlook Calendar, and Zapier. |
| Plan limits | Plans set practitioner and monthly text and fax limits; each plan includes unlimited user accounts and multiple practice locations at no additional location cost. | Starter and Pro plans set monthly appointment, SMS, and form-submission limits per practitioner; extra practitioners and e-prescribing are paid add-ons. |
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
PracticeQ plans
- Starter$59.90 a month
- Pro$84.90 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 PracticeQ if…
PracticeQ suits clinics in allied health, primary care, and med spas, as well as businesses needing practice workflows such as charting and scheduling. Its plan limits and integration caveats matter for practices evaluating capacity and HIPAA-related workflows.