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MedAligna review

#19 of 27 in Healthcare Staff Scheduling Software

A rules-focused scheduler for clinical teams managing credentials, coverage, and compliance.

7.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MedAligna is healthcare staff scheduling software for clinics, hospitals, long-term-care facilities, home-care agencies, and other clinical teams. It builds and publishes rosters, manages rotations, tracks licenses and certifications, and supports open shifts, shift claims, swaps, time-off requests, and on-call rotations. Staff access schedules through a phone-friendly web app with a credential wallet, while administrators can apply rest and overtime rules and coordinate coverage.

According to the vendor's pricing structure, Starter costs $99 USD per location per month and includes schedule building, rotations, publishing, credential tracking with expiry blocking, shift swaps, open shifts, calendar synchronization, and the staff mobile web app. Pro costs $149 per location per month and adds automatic schedule generation, nurse-to-patient ratios, acuity and HPRD compliance, time and attendance with payroll export, and self-scheduling windows. Enterprise costs $249 per location per month and adds unlimited staff and locations, a REST API, signed outbound webhooks, and priority support. A 14-day trial is available, and annual billing is described as two months free.

The strongest fit is a facility that needs scheduling controls tied directly to credentials and clinical coverage requirements. Google, Outlook, and Apple Calendar synchronization supports common calendar workflows, while payroll export and CMS Payroll-Based Journal export extend the scheduling process into operational reporting. Enterprise integrations are more suitable for organizations connecting MedAligna with other systems. The tradeoffs are its paid-only structure, web-only delivery, and lack of AI features. Teams seeking explicit ratio, acuity, HPRD, and credential rules should consider it; organizations prioritizing native mobile apps or AI-assisted scheduling should look elsewhere.

MedAligna pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Credential expiry blocking helps prevent ineligible assignments.
    • Pro adds ratio, acuity, and HPRD compliance checks.
    • Open shifts, swaps, self-scheduling, and calendar sync support staff workflows.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Plans start at $99 per location per month.
    • The product is web-only rather than a native mobile app.
    • AI features are not included.

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