Quick Practice Vs NextGen Healthcare (Jul 2020)

Shlomi Lavi / Jul 15, 2020

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Looking for the right Medical, EMR & EHR solution for your business? buyers like you are primarily concerned about the real total implementation cost (TCO), full list of features, vendor reliability, user reviews, pros and cons. in this article we compare between the 2 software products:

Vendor comparison

QuickPractice: QuickPractice has been very busy for the past 20 years designing, improving and refining our healthcare practice management and billing software. We focus on making it easier for doctors to control and manage their practices by giving them the time and money-saving tools they need. QuickPractice creates quick and cost-effective solutions to help practices of all sizes capitalize on the latest in software-based practice management innovations, including our powerful, electronic billing service.

NextGen Healthcare: At NextGen Healthcare, we understand the evolving healthcare market and the importance of quality collaborative care and patient-centered. But there has been one constant through all the changes. It's been there for over 20 years. And that's NextGen Healthcare. And we'll be there for you as healthcare continues to evolve. Ready when you need us to help you navigate and succeed in the changing world of healthcare.

Pricing/cost comparison

The real cost of Medical, EMR & EHR software includes the software license, subscription fees, software training cost, customization cost, required hardware, and the cost of maintenance & support and other related services. It's critical that you account for all of these costs to gain an understanding of the system's "total cost of ownership". We prepared a total cost calculator for Quick Practice TCO and NextGen Healthcare total cost to help with the total cost of ownership calculation.

Quick Practice price Starting from $599 per license , on a scale between 1 to 10 QuickPractice is rated 6, which is similar to the average cost of Medical, EMR & EHR software. NextGen Healthcare accurate pricing info is available upon request (they don't share it publicly), however , on a scale between 1 to 10 QuickPractice is rated 6, which is similar to the average cost of Medical, EMR & EHR software.

Bottom line: Quick Practice is more expensive than NextGen Healthcare.

Features and functionality

As with any business software solutions, it’s important to consider the features & functionality. The tool should support the processes, workflows, reports and needs that matter to your team. To help you evaluate this, we've compared Quick Practice Vs. NextGen Healthcare based on some of the most important and required Medical, EMR & EHR features.
Quick Practice: We are still working to collect the list of features of Quick Practice. .
NextGen Healthcare list of features include the following: Medical, Medical, EMR & EHR, .

Target customer size

Quick Practice's typical customers include: Small business, Medium business, and NextGen Healthcare's target customer size include: Small business, Medium business.