CGM Aprima EHR vs. SimplePractice

Aprima is particularly well suited for the primary care provider, however, Aprima has developed excellent content for most specialty care offices as well. Specifically, OB/GYN, Orthopedics and Internal Medicine and its sub-specialties such as Gastroenterology and Cardiology can be easily managed with Aprima. Perhaps Aprima's greatest strength is its organization's commitment to content development. Look for greater and greater things from Aprima!

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I think it's a good choice for solo providers who bill insurance. If you have employees or are self-pay, go elsewhere, in my opinion

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• Documentation of visit notes
• Documentation of procedures
• Tracking of billing (superbills, etc)

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• Intake paperwork formatting
• Calendar interface and ease of use
• Automated features such as appointment reminders

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• The scheduling component could be improved to be more efficient in managing double booked and overlaying appointments.

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• Would like more usability on the app.

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I have not had to contact support which is nice. If I have a question, I am typically able to find the answer within the help section.

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No comparison. Aprima wins this battle!

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Also Kalix, Practice Better, Practice Q (formerly Intake Q), Healthie, Jane, etc. I'm hoping to switch to Practice Q soon.

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• None of which I am aware.

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• The electronic paperwork has established me as a professional in the modern age
• It has allowed me to streamline parts of my group practice
• It has helped me stay organized and keep up with things to be done

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