HARP Review - why 5 stars?

Shlomi Lavi / updated: Mar 13, 2022

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What is HARP?

Harp is a cloud-based and on-premises medical billing and claims management. It has all the necessary features to help medical practitioners with patient reimbursements and invoicing & billing. The features include claims scrubbing, quotes/estimates, compliance tracking, insurance eligibility verification, business intelligence, in-practice consultations, telehealth, and billing.

Moreover, the feature set is limited to consultations and claims. The target user audience of HARP is small, medium, and large-sized organizations searching for medical billing and claims management software. Also, only the Desktop version is available for HARP. There is no mobile app or web app to allow users to access Harp from anywhere at any time.

Harp Family Medical is a GP-owned and managed practice established in East Kew in 1995. It has been associated with renowned universities and medical institutes. They also help students through medical teaching and practice.

The overall organization size of Harp is 500+ employees dedicated to developing Harp family medical and various other medical solutions/treatments such as blood pressure, ECG monitor, cosmetic procedures, steroid injections for wounds, fracture plastering, and Holter monitor service.

Who is it best for?

The typical customers include the following business size: SMBs.

What is the actual cost?

Harp offers pricing based on time and patient age looking for consultation. The cost for an adult medical consultation is around $85 for 15 mins along with a Medicare rebate of $39.10. However, if the consultation time is around 20 mins, the consultation cost is $140 with a Medicare rebate of $75.75. Whereas the cost for child medical consultation is around $80 for 15 mins and a Medicare rebate of $39.10.

However, for a consultation time of 40 mins, the cost increases to $185 with a Medicare rebate of $111.50. Moreover, consultation is also available for adults on Saturdays at $95.00 with a Medicare rebate of $38.75. The pricing of Harp lies in the average pricing range of medical billing software in the industry.

ITQlick pricing score is 4.6 out of 10 (10 is most expensive). Access ITQlick pricing guide for HARP.

Pros

• Harp offers features for advance claims and denial management
• A live demo is available for the users when needed
• The telehealth feature makes it easier to have billing and checkup in a single tool

Cons

• The search and notification feature should be improved

How it stacks up?

Access a head to head analysis of HARP vs alternative software solutions.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is HARP right for you or your business?

Harp is ideal for medical practices searching for a simple medical billing and consultation software with features for claims management. However, the support for users is limited, and users have to wait to get an update on any issue. Also, it offers a telehealth feature for consultations and helps users get an instant checkup from their doctor and fill the claims form. Overall, the system is ideal for those medical practitioners who do not want a highly interactive medical billing software but rather a basic one.