TheraNest by Therapy Brands vs. TherapyNotes

Overview
ProductRatingMost Used ByProduct SummaryStarting Price
TheraNest by Therapy Brands
Score 9.7 out of 10
N/A
TheraNest Professional is a mental health and therapy notes software from Therapy Brands, that is designed to help psychologists, psychotherapists, social workers and others in mental health manage and grow their practices and organizations. From health records, to notes, to payment processing, TheraNest aims to make managing clients and business simple, with reporting that enables the user know how a practice is doing including referral reports, retention rates, and billing reports.
$39
per month
TherapyNotes
Score 9.0 out of 10
N/A
TherapyNotes, headquartered in Horsham, PA, offers a practice management platform specifically for behavioral health and therapy providers.
$49
per month
Pricing
TheraNest by Therapy BrandsTherapyNotes
Editions & Modules
TheraNest (up to 30 active clients)
$39
per month
TheraNest (up to 40 active clients)
$50
per month
TheraNest (up to 50 active clients)
$60
per month
TheraNest (up to 80 active clients)
$91
per month
Solo
$49.00
per month
Group
$59.00
per month
Enterprise
$59.00
per month
Offerings
Pricing Offerings
TheraNest by Therapy BrandsTherapyNotes
Free Trial
YesNo
Free/Freemium Version
NoNo
Premium Consulting/Integration Services
NoNo
Entry-level Setup FeeNo setup feeNo setup fee
Additional Details
More Pricing Information
User Ratings
TheraNest by Therapy BrandsTherapyNotes
Likelihood to Recommend
9.7
(3 ratings)
9.1
(2 ratings)
Likelihood to Renew
10.0
(1 ratings)
10.0
(1 ratings)
Support Rating
7.0
(1 ratings)
-
(0 ratings)
Implementation Rating
-
(0 ratings)
10.0
(1 ratings)
User Testimonials
TheraNest by Therapy BrandsTherapyNotes
Likelihood to Recommend
Therapy Brands
TheraNest is appropriate for clinical practice and seems well-suited for providing speech-language and other allied health services. Without firsthand experience billing, it is difficult to provide input regarding the ease of billing with this software. I have yet to see how TheraNest would work for clients with multiple insurance types. I trialed the TheraNest video conferencing near the beginning of 2020 (start of global pandemic), but the feature had glitches and I have since discontinued use of this feature.
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TherapyNotes
TherapyNotes is ideal for any size practice with single or multiple providers/clinicians. Its scheduling, billing, EHR, and online portal are great for English speakers but not at all user-friendly to Spanish speakers. It is definitely affordable for a start-up practice and fees associated with merchant services are low compared to competitors.
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Pros
Therapy Brands
  • Well-organized layout
  • Syncs to Google Calendar
  • User friendly
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TherapyNotes
  • Connect with clients through the client portal and allows you to share documents.
  • Submits claims to the insurance companies and connects with CAQH.
  • Tech support is phenomenal.
  • Free, secure telehealth platform.
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Cons
Therapy Brands
  • Make it easier to see if a note is linked to an appointment
  • More options for making employee availability blocks
  • Synced appointments still show up after client is archived
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TherapyNotes
  • Spanish documents are not available. There is not a way to use Spanish documents that can be filled out online like the English documents; instead, the practice must upload a PDF into the Library, share with client via portal and have then print, fill out manually, and upload for organization review and approval.
  • Sync feature from Client History Form is inconsistent. It may work with some clients but not with all. Sometimes the user has to completely log out and log back in in order to obtain partially parsed information to use in a treatment plan or psychotherapy note.
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Likelihood to Renew
Therapy Brands
No answers on this topic
TherapyNotes
I am a creature of habit and other than some areas (Spanish user-friendliness), TherapyNotes fits the bill for what I'm looking for in an EHR
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Support Rating
Therapy Brands
TheraNest support team is great but has grown since we bought it 4 years ago. 4 years ago you could call a number and someone would assist immediately and your issue would be resolved within moments. Now when you call to support you speak to someone who tells you they will create a ticket and get back in touch, which takes 2-3 days for a resolve. We understand that this is because TheraNest is growing and cannot staff at such a large scale so quickly without needing to better structure the support process. However, it is something that has been hard to transition over to for our company.
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TherapyNotes
No answers on this topic
Implementation Rating
Therapy Brands
No answers on this topic
TherapyNotes
It is easy to do, can be done overnight, and requires no special skill set or guidance from TherapyNotes
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Alternatives Considered
Therapy Brands
TheraHelper was outdated software that was difficult to use and hard to understand. We have cut down almost 3X the amount of work it took to use TheraHelper. TheraHelper did have a better report option for accounting purposes and that is something we are hopeful TheraNest grows toward. TheraHelper also was just beginning to offer a cloud-based option that was very different from the original software they offered, but still too difficult to navigate.
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TherapyNotes
Therapy notes is easier to work with across all domains. Faster and more effective when it comes to writing and entering notes
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Return on Investment
Therapy Brands
  • Saved us money!
  • Saved us time!
  • Helped us stay organized!
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TherapyNotes
  • Saves time specifically with entering notes which means I can spend more time seeing clients.
  • Does not have the ability to enter dual caregivers. Challenging for parents who are divorced and signatures are required from both parents. It is not effective to have two separate portals for the same child.
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