Hint vs Juvonno

Hint is a cloud-based practice management platform for clinicians, available on web and iOS. Claims management is not included. Hint was founded in 2013 and has no free plan. Launch costs $290 a month, billed, and includes one clinician with unlimited members; each additional clinician costs $290/mo. Pro costs $320 a month and includes one clinician and 100 members, with additional clinician and member fees applying. Scale costs $770 a month and includes one clinician and 500 members; additional clinician and member fees apply, and paid onboarding is required. Enterprise uses tailored pricing rather than a listed amount and includes single sign-on, advanced security, and dedicated support. The listed pricing note says paid plans start from $290/mo. Hint is deployed in the cloud, so organizations can compare the clinician and member allowances against their expected practice size. The product’s stated scope centers on records, scheduling, and patient access rather than claims processing.

Juvonno is cloud-based practice management software for allied health clinics and professionals, including physical therapists, chiropractors, massage therapists, mental health therapists, doctors, and psychologists. It combines scheduling, billing, charting and EMR, online booking, communications, insights, and telehealth, with access on Android, iOS, and the web. Patients can use its portal to manage appointments, complete intake forms, pay invoices, view exercise plans, upload documents, and check remaining insurance coverage. Juvonno AI provides chart summaries and can transcribe notes into SOAP notes, as well as create telehealth meeting transcripts. Telehealth supports browser access, screen sharing, and group sessions of up to 25 participants; calendar connections can send appointments to Google, Outlook, and Apple Calendar. Pricing is listed from $55/mo, with no free plan. Charges are per location, with extra charges for each license, defined as one concurrent user. Juvonno states that it supports HIPAA, PHIPA, and PIPEDA compliance, two-factor authentication, 256-bit encryption, and a 99.99% uptime SLA.