VERDICT
Worth it
Should I use TherapyNotes?
Practice management software for behavioral health: records, scheduling, notes, billing, and more. - therapynotes.com
· 1 week ago
A safe buy for solo therapists and small-to-mid behavioral health practices that want notes, scheduling, and billing in one place. Skip it if you are not a clinical practice, run a large health system, or just need a simple client list.
Medium. Based on ~30 public sources; many review and pricing snippets were truncated in the evidence.
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medium
Pricing varies by practice size and modules; confirm current per-clinician cost before signing.
medium
Per-clinician pricing compounds fast in group practices; model total cost first.
medium
Many EHRs actively court TherapyNotes switchers; migrating records between EHRs is painful — plan your exit early.
low
Detailed security documentation was not surfaced in sources; request HIPAA/BAA specifics directly.
Value for money: 3/5
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No known vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
Reviews skew positive, praising ease of use and support, with cost the most common criticism.
“Simple interface.”
Compare TherapyNotes with each alternative.
Popular, often simpler pick for solo therapists; frequently compared.
G2 Leader alternative for growing group practices.
Modern lightweight alternative highlighted in comparison posts.
Deeper behavioral-health documentation for clinical settings.
Based on ~30 public sources; many review and pricing snippets were truncated in the evidence.
Well-reviewed all-in-one EHR for therapy practices; overkill for non-clinical teams, and pricing needs verification.
Based on ~30 public sources; many review and pricing snippets were truncated in the evidence.
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