PracticeQ review
A broad scheduling and EHR platform for small therapy practices needing telehealth and integrations.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
PracticeQ is a cloud-based practice management and EHR platform for physical and occupational therapy clinics. It brings scheduling, online booking, appointment reminders, patient records, customizable forms, treatment notes, SOAP/EHR templates, patient onboarding, portals, billing, claims, payments, telehealth, and workflow automation into one system. Its positioning covers solo providers, smaller practices, growing teams, and multi-location clinics, making it relevant for practices that want administrative and clinical workflows in the same platform.
Pricing is straightforward across two monthly plans. Starter costs $59.90 per month and is designed for smaller practices and solo providers. It includes one free practitioner or admin account, up to 10 free assistant accounts, online booking, reminders, patient management, a portal, billing, invoicing, claims, and superbills. Pro costs $84.90 per month and is intended for growing practices and teams. The published plan details list the same highlighted account, booking, patient-management, and billing features, while the broader platform also includes treatment documentation, telehealth, payments, and automation. A 14-day trial is available without a credit card.
Integration breadth is a central reason to consider PracticeQ. It connects with Trizetto, Office Ally, Reimbursify, Google Meet, Zoom, SRFax, Fullscript, Rupa Health, Google Analytics, Google Calendar, Google Drive, Outlook Calendar, Zapier, Elation, and AthenaHealth. Web access and a custom API support practices that need connections across scheduling, telehealth, billing, communications, and external systems. Choose PracticeQ if integrations, telehealth, insurance workflows, and centralized records matter more than a narrow therapy-exercise tool. Practices seeking dedicated exercise-program functionality should compare alternatives focused specifically on that workflow.
PracticeQ pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Scheduling, online booking, reminders, records, and SOAP templates
- Claims, superbills, billing, payments, and patient portals
- Telehealth, API access, and integrations with calendars and clearinghouses
- Where it doesn't
- No permanent free plan is shown
- The trial lasts 14 days
- Exercise-program support is not a stated focus
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