Gensolve vs Noterro

Gensolve Practice Manager is cloud-based practice-management software for independent healthcare practices, with tools for appointments, clinical records, finances, and reporting. It supports online bookings, individual and group appointments, reminders, waiting lists, no-show management, and recalls across multiple practices. Patient records can include clinical notes, interactive body charts, scores, goals, flags, and alerts, while native video conferencing supports real-time consultations. Accounting features cover appointment-to-payment invoicing, expenses, debtor and creditor management, and bank reconciliation. Practices can compare performance reports across date ranges and segment contact lists for targeted campaigns. In New Zealand, the system can create electronic ACC billing files and import remittance advice to match paid items; the NZ feature page also names Mailchimp and Xero integrations, for which third-party fees may apply. Gensolve says its cloud servers are backed up and clinic data stored securely off-site. The monthly fee is based on clinician FTE, with the exact amount provided by quote. Online booking, SMS, migration, or training may add charges. It runs on Android, iOS, web, and Windows.

Noterro is practice management software for allied health clinics, including massage therapy, physiotherapy, and chiropractic practices. It brings scheduling, online booking, charting, clinical notes, forms, invoicing, billing, and financial reporting into one service. SOAP notes can be created by typing or dictation, and support tags, drawings, snippets, duplication, and predictive charting. The pricing page says each plan includes 300 credits for Scribe and Form Summary; additional credits cost $0.01 USD each. Noterro lists integrations or compatibility with Google Calendar, Square, QuickBooks, Xero, Mailchimp, TELUS eClaims, Availity, Office Ally, and TriZetto. It runs on the web, Android, and iOS; on mobile, the web app runs in a browser without a separate download. A connection to the internet is required. The 14-day trial does not require a credit card, but excludes file uploads. Core starts at $28.05/month with an annual plan, or $33.00 per month with monthly billing; each includes one practitioner seat.