Power2Practice
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Key Takeaways
Generated from the text of customer reviews
Power2Practice serves as an EMR and practice management software primarily for specialty healthcare practices offering lab testing, IV therapy, and nutraceutical treatments. Users have praised its ease of use and lab integrations, while some report limitations with e-prescribing. Power2Practice has updated its website to detail tiered onboarding options, with 12 hours of training/tier and additional configuration and go-live support in higher tiers.
Our Verdict
Power2Practice is well-suited for integrative and functional medicine clinics seeking a system for patient management and lab coordination. Its tiered pricing, starting from $349/month, may appeal to smaller practices, while larger clinics can expect higher costs as they add providers, locations, and add-ons. It is particularly suitable for clinics that rely heavily on specialty lab testing.
Overall Rating
Based on 10 users reviews
3.3
Rating Distribution
Positive
50%
Neutral
30%
Negative
20%
Starting Price
$349
per month
Power2Practice Specifications
- Appointment Management/Scheduling
- e-Prescriptions
- Lab Integration
- Patient Portal
What Is Power2Practice?
Power2Practice is a cloud-based EMR and practice management platform built for functional and integrative medicine practices. It combines clinical charting with patient management, scheduling, billing, e-prescribing, and lab workflows. The software also supports specialty care through functional medicine documentation, supplement management, and diagnostic lab ordering, giving practitioners tools that align with care models extending beyond conventional primary care workflows.
What Is Power2Practice Best For?
Power2Practice stands out for its patient portal, where patients can access lab results and treatment plans outside clinic visits. They can complete intake forms and request prescription refills through the portal. Secure messaging also lets them contact clinic staff about their care without relying on phone calls. Practice staff can use the same portal to share clinical information and respond to patient queries.
How Much Does Power2Practice Cost?
Power2Practice pricing starts at $349/month for the Essentials plan. Pricing depends on the number of providers and clinic locations, as well as optional add-ons such as advanced reporting and compounding features. Other paid plans include:
- Premium: Starts at $549/month
- Pro: Starts at $1,149/month
The vendor also offers the following add-ons:
- Additional Primary Provider (HCP): $100/month
- Additional Clinical Support User: $50/month
- Additional Office Personnel: $25/month
- Additional Televisit Line: $50/month
- AI Seat: $150/provider/month, including Scribe & Dictation and 2,000 minutes/month
- Additional AI Minutes: $0.07/minute
- Online Review Management (Birdeye): $199/month
- QuickBooks Online Integration: $100/month
- Advanced Reporting Basic (Synerio): $100/month
- Advanced Reporting Power (Synerio): $150/month
Disclaimer: The pricing is subject to change.
Power2Practice Integrations
Power2Practice software supports integrations with third-party labs, pharmacies, payment services, and other platforms, including:
- ShopForumHealth.com
- Evexia Diagnostics
- Genova Diagnostics
- Wells Pharmacy
- Fullscript
- Labcorp
- Quest Diagnostics EHR
How Does Power2Practice Work?
Here's how you can navigate the dashboard and use Power2Practice:
- Log in with your credentials to access the dashboard
- Create appointments and manage the practice calendar using the scheduling tools
- Open the patient chart to document encounters and record relevant clinical information
- Order specialty lab tests through connected laboratories and review incoming results within patient records
- Route important documents to existing patient records using the document management tools
- Manage billing, configurable memberships, and patient payments through the revenue management tools
- Review practice performance through dashboard reports covering throughput, no-shows, and visit types. Advanced reporting is available as an optional paid add-on
Who Is Power2Practice For?
Power2Practice features are specifically designed for functional and integrative medicine practitioners. The software supports:
- Functional medicine
- Integrative medicine
- Anti-aging
- Longevity medicine
- Hormone replacement therapy
- Aesthetics
- IV clinic
- Memberships
Power2Practice Use Cases
Based on our analysis of user feedback and Power2Practice’s current capabilities, we have identified several real-world scenarios where this software supports integrative and functional medicine practices:
Multi-Provider Integrative Clinics Coordinating Care Across Disciplines
Integrative clinics with multiple providers may need to keep intake information, care plans, supplements, labs, and follow-ups consistent as patients move between practitioners. Power2Practice stores lab results and orders in patient charts and offers customizable note templates to help providers maintain consistent, complete clinical documentation. These tools give multidisciplinary teams a shared view of the patient’s care plan while supporting cleaner handoffs between providers and health coaches.
Small Practices Reducing Manual Patient Intake
Small practices may spend considerable administrative time collecting forms, obtaining signatures, and scheduling new patients before their first visit. Power2Practice connects intake forms, e-signatures, online scheduling, and patient portal access with the clinical workflow. Patients can complete pre-visit requirements before arriving, giving staff and providers the information needed to prepare for the appointment.
Functional Medicine Practices Managing Specialty Lab Workflows
Functional medicine practices often use both conventional and specialty testing, which can create extra steps when orders and results are handled through separate systems. Power2Practice integrates with labs such as Genova Diagnostics, ZRT, Quest, Labcorp, Precision Analytical, and Evexia Diagnostics. Providers can place lab orders without leaving the EMR. Once results arrive, they can review them and share them with patients through the portal.
Practices Re-Engaging Patients Due For Follow-Up Care
Practices providing ongoing functional or integrative care may need to reconnect with patients who are due for follow-ups, lab reviews, or continued treatment. Power2Practice’s patient recall tool helps staff locate patients who need to return, while patient records provide context for the next contact. Staff can use this information to prioritize outreach based on upcoming visits and outstanding follow-up needs.
Is Power2Practice Right For You?
Are you looking for an EMR tailored to functional and integrative medicine? Power2Practice may suit practices that order specialty labs regularly or offer services such as IV therapy and aesthetics. Its focus on specialty testing and condition-specific care aligns with practices that manage detailed treatment plans and ongoing lab reviews. Practices seeking a conventional primary care EMR may find its specialty focus less aligned with their needs.
For data protection, Power2Practice provides role-based access, encryption, audit logs, and information-sharing controls to help practices protect patient information.
Still doubtful if Power2Practice is the right fit for you? Get in touch at (661) 384-7070, and we will help you make an informed decision.
Power2Practice Features
Scheduling
The scheduling feature in Power2Practice enables healthcare practices to manage and customize appointments and calendars. It lets staff check provider schedules and available appointment slots when booking or rescheduling visits. New patients can also schedule their own appointments through online scheduling.
E-Prescribing
Healthcare providers can electronically prescribe medications and controlled substances through Power2Practice's e e-Rx and EPCS functionality. The system includes a full formulary and broad pharmacy list to support prescription management. Prescriptions directly from patient charts.
Patient Charting
Customizable charting templates allow practitioners to document patient encounters using note formats suited to their workflows. Power2Practice also supports IV therapy charting with more than 30 protocols and image charting to visually document patient progress within the patient chart.
IV Therapy
The IV/Injection Module lets practitioners document and manage IV treatments within patient records. Power2Practice supports IV charting with pre-infusion checks and removal documentation, along with ingredients, lot number, and expiry-date capture by protocol. Its charting experience also includes more than 30 IV therapy protocols. The module is included in the Premium and Pro plans, but not Essentials.
Image Charting
Providers can document patient progress and treatment records using image charting within the patient’s chart. Power2Practice allows practitioners to track progress visually and mark treatment areas for clinical documentation.
Pros And Cons of Power2Practice
Pros
Order specialty labs and manage appointments through the EMR
Maintain consistent notes with customizable templates
Tracks online reviews through a paid add-on to monitor patient feedback
Cons
Some users report software bugs and file-sending issues
E-prescriptions could be improved for a better user experience
Power2Practice Pricing
Essentials | Premium | Pro |
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Starts at: $349 per month | Starts at: $549 per month | Starts at: $1,149 per month |
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Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Oct 12, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.
Power2Practice Reviews
Total 10 reviews
3.3
All reviews are from verified customers
Rating Distribution
5
Stars40%
4
Stars10%
3
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2
Stars20%
1
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Share your experience
Small Business, 11-50 employees
“Tracker of medical records”
Pros
Managing and sending reminders of appointments is not a problem anymore. As I need to keep track of everything as a patient or regular medical user and Power2Practice simplifies every tasks.
Cons
There are a few software bugs that should be fixed instantly. Issues like sudden closures during work and the inability to send files at times are the other major problems that need to be addressed promptly.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
8
Customer Support
8
Functionality
9
Healthcare, 1-10 employees
More than a year
“Worst EMR I've ever seen”
Pros
Sending custom prescriptions and compounds is not a problem anymore. They emphasize on functional/integrative medicine which is quite appealing too.
Cons
I used this system over a year ago, so I can't recall all the things I disliked about it. However, I must say it was the absolute worst EMR I have ever used. Having worked with approximately 20 different EMRs in various settings such as the military, hospital-based clinics, private clinics and ERs, I have never come across a system that was less efficient and more frustrating. This EMR significantly slowed down my workflow compared to any other program I have used. I strongly advise looking elsewhere for an alternative EMR. Because I firmly believe that any other EMR would be a better choice!
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
3
Value for money
3
Customer Support
2
Functionality
2
Healthcare, 11-50 employees
“P2P is lacking in several categories compared to EMA from ModMed”
Pros
One advantage this operating program has over EMA is that it allows us to integrate a scheduling system into the same system we use for documenting and recording medical records. Another positive aspect is that "tasks" in P2P, which are equivalent to notes, can be completed while still giving us the option to reactivate and edit them anytime.
Cons
I find the entire rx and med list section of the program quite difficult to learn and adapt to. There are too many options for sending prescriptions, such as e-scribe med, compound and medication. Unfortunately, not all of these options allow faxing, leading to the need to manually call in some prescriptions, which is time-consuming. It's also inconvenient that once you deactivate a prescription due to a patient discontinuing it temporarily or permanently, you can't easily reactivate it when required without creating an entirely new prescription. Additionally, I would like to have a visible place to write important notes or tidbits about patients when I first enter their chart. It's also lacking in showing who uploaded documents into a patient's chart, despite being able to see who scheduled an appointment.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
4
Value for money
4
Customer Support
3
Functionality
10
Frequently Asked Questions
Can Power2Practice facilitate referrals to other healthcare providers?
Yes. Its privacy policy describes provider referral messages that can include relevant patient health information. The receiving provider can view the shared information but cannot edit the patient's original health record. Go to the Power2Practice login page and enter your account credentials to access the platform.
Is Power2Practice suitable for solo practitioners?
Yes. Power2Practice offers an Essentials plan for one primary provider and is designed for functional and integrative medicine practices.
What labs work with Power2Practice?
Power2Practice integrates with labs such as Evexia Diagnostics, Genova Diagnostics, Labcorp, Quest, ZRT, OptimalDX, and Access Medical Labs. The platform's integration list includes additional laboratory partners.
Is there a mobile app for Power2Practice patients?
Yes. Power2Practice offers the Power2Patient mobile app, which gives patients access to a secure channel for communicating with their physicians and viewing personal medical information. The app is available for iOS and Android.
Is the existing patient data easily moved to Power2Practice?
Yes. Power2Practice includes data migration as part of its onboarding process.


