Hyper PT
6.1#18 in physical therapy scheduling softwareFrom $49 a monthWeb
VisitHyper PT vs Noterro
What both publish
| Fact | Hyper PT | Noterro |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | The outpatient PT billing workflow covers appointments, notes, invoices, and electronic claims. | Billing supports payment processing, packages, memberships, insurance billing, e-claims, discounts, QuickBooks and Xero exports, tips and signed receipts. |
| Purpose | Hyper PT is practice management software built for physical therapy clinics and physical therapy notes. | Noterro is practice management software for allied health professionals, including massage therapists, physiotherapists, and chiropractors. |
| Scheduling | Smart scheduling surfaces authorization, frequency or duration, and supervisory visit deadlines. | Scheduling includes online booking, branded patient apps, multiple locations, classes, calendar synchronization, arrival tracking, email, call and text reminders, and waitlists. |
| Security | Hyper PT states that its app is HIPAA compliant. | Noterro describes encryption, two-factor authentication, activity logs, automatic logoff, and access restrictions among its security measures. |
Hyper PT plans
- Solo Therapist$49 a month
- Small Clinic$99 a month
- Medium Clinic$149 a month
Noterro plans
- Core (annual)$28.05 a month
- Core (monthly)$33 a month
- Core$33 a month
- Plus (annual)$46.75 a month
- Plus (monthly)$55 a month
- Plus$55 a month
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.
Pick Noterro if…
Noterro suits allied health clinics that need appointment scheduling, patient documentation, and billing tools. It may also fit practitioners who want browser access on mobile devices rather than a separate app.