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Halaxy vs ProbityCare

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Halaxy

8.1#1 in patient managementFrom A$25 a month
Free planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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FactHalaxyProbityCare
Clinical toolsHalaxy provides more than 700 customisable clinical tools and templates.Clinical features include custom note forms, treatment planning, group documentation, dictation with writing help, 24 standardized assessments, telehealth, and e-prescribing.
HeadquartersMelbourne, AustraliaMiami, Florida, United States
IntegrationsDocumented integrations include Xero, QuickBooks, Reckon One, SSO, Heidi Health, Tyro, HICAPS, Sonic Labs, HealthLink, Medical-Objects, Argus, Mailchimp, Physitrack and VALD.The product page names Gusto, ADP, and Paychex for payroll; the HIPAA page also describes optional integrations for claims, lab results, e-prescribing, communications, and payments.
ProductHalaxy is practice management software for healthcare practices, combining scheduling, patient management, clinical invoicing, and financial reporting.ProbityCare is a practice management system with an integrated electronic health record made for behavioral health.

Halaxy plans

  • Free core softwareFree
  • Halaxy core platformFree
  • Subscription featuresA$25 a month
  • Pay-as-you-go add-ons—
  • Pay-as-you-go credits—

ProbityCare plans

  • Student interns$25 a month
  • Billing staff$60 a month
  • Admin staff$60 a month
  • Nonprofit Organizations$70 a month
  • Group Practice (Over 31 staff)$75 a month
  • Group Practice (16–30 staff seats)$80 a month

Pick Halaxy if…

Halaxy suits healthcare practices that need scheduling, patient records, clinical documentation, billing and financial reporting together. It also fits practices wanting telehealth, reminders, integrations or API connections across different healthcare professions and practice sizes.

Pick ProbityCare if…

It suits behavioral-health practices needing intake, clinical records, billing, staff administration, and telehealth in one web system. It is also relevant to organizations requiring HIPAA and Part 2 workflows.

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