Cliniko
7.3#2 in physical therapy softwareFrom $45 a monthAndroidiOSWebAPI
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What both publish
| Fact | Cliniko | IntakeQ |
|---|---|---|
| API | Cliniko offers a REST API that returns JSON and is served over HTTPS. | IntakeQ says its API lets developers pull data from forms and client records. |
| Founded | 2011 | The About page says IntakeQ began in 2014. |
| Mobile access | Cliniko has no native app, but it is mobile-friendly and can be accessed in a mobile browser on phones and tablets. | The maker describes forms as mobile-friendly and says clients can complete them on smartphones and tablets. |
| Security | Cliniko says data is encrypted in transit and at rest, backed up daily, and monitored around the clock. | IntakeQ describes its platform as HIPAA-compliant, says it uses data encryption, and lists a Business Associate Agreement among the Forms plan features. |
| Support | Cliniko says all customers receive free online chat and email support from a round-the-clock team. | The pricing page lists two assistant accounts with Forms and dedicated phone support with Practice Management. |
Cliniko plans
- 1 practitioner$45 a month
- 2 to 5 practitioners$95 a month
- 6 to 8 practitioners$145 a month
- 9 to 12 practitioners$195 a month
- 13 to 25 practitioners$295 a month
- 26 to 200 practitioners$395 a month
IntakeQ plans
- IntakeQ$49.90 a month
- Forms$54.90 a month
Pick Cliniko if…
Cliniko suits clinics and allied health practitioners needing appointment, patient record, billing, and practice-management tools. Its browser-based mobile access may suit users who need to work from a phone or tablet without a native app.
Pick IntakeQ if…
IntakeQ suits healthcare practices that want to collect patient information and signatures digitally, with forms tailored to their specialty or workflow. Its mobile-friendly forms and integrations may also fit practices that need clients to complete paperwork remotely.