WebPT User Review: the good and the not so good
Overall Satisfaction with WebPT
I use it for physical therapy documentation of initial evaluations, re-evaluations, SOAP notes, and progress reports. This product flows directly into my billing software which is ultimately much quicker and faster. It allows for everything to be consolidated without extra paperwork.
Pros
- Comprehensive software
- Flows into Therabill
- Allows for quick clicks and additional information if needed
- Allows for easy searching of icd-10 codes
Cons
- Go back to smart texting
- Pulling up patient information
- Improve visibility of number of treatments
- Less outages and maintenance of the software causing unnecessary downtime/no access
- Quickly flows into Therabill which allows for faster billing
- Thoroughness of documentation makes submitting to insurance companies easier
- There are cheaper platforms out there but I am not familiar enough with them. This was quick to learn and implement which makes overall workflow easier to manage
Do you think WebPT delivers good value for the price?
Yes
Are you happy with WebPT's feature set?
No
Did WebPT live up to sales and marketing promises?
Yes
Did implementation of WebPT go as expected?
Yes
Would you buy WebPT again?
Yes
WebPT Feature Ratings
Using WebPT
2 - Physical therapists and administrators
1 - Lead physical therapist
- PT documentation
- Insurance compliance
- Complete and thorough documentation for any PT providing treatment
Evaluating WebPT and Competitors
- Integration with Other Systems
- Ease of Use
I have learned the product previously. When this business opened there were many things happening such as COVID. I wanted to use a system that I was familiar with.
I would look into other EMR systems on the market and compare costs. I did not do that at all.
WebPT Support
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
Quick Resolution Good followup Knowledgeable team Problems get solved Kept well informed No escalation required Support understands my problem Quick Initial Response | None |
No. I did not need to spend the extra money. Once up and running, I rarely require the support team.
Unfortunately, no.

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