power2practice

Power2Practice

Last Updated Oct 24, 2025

Key Takeaways

Generated from the text of customer reviews

Power2Practice is an EMR and practice management platform for functional and integrative medicine practitioners. It streamlines patient records, scheduling, and billing. Users appreciate its ease of use and lab integrations, though e-prescribing needs improvement. A new partnership with Evexia Diagnostics has enhanced its in-platform lab ordering efficiency.

Our Verdict

Power2Practice is well-suited for integrative and functional medicine clinics seeking a unified system for patient management and lab coordination. Its usage-based pricing makes it a scalable option for solo and mid-sized practices, though larger clinics may find costs increase with higher usage. Overall, it’s a practical choice for practices prioritizing accessible workflows and integrative lab management.

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Overall Rating

Based on 9 users reviews

3.1

Rating Distribution

Positive

44%

Neutral

33%

Negative

22%

Starting Price
Custom

Pros And Cons of Power2Practice

Pros

  • Offers advanced lab integration and efficient scheduling

  • Has customized note templates for the users

  • Reputation and review management help increase trust and broaden the patient base

Cons

  • Can sometimes have technical glitches and bugs while providing services to individuals

  • E-prescriptions could be improved for a better user experience

Frequently Asked Questions

Power2Practice supports English.

Yes, the software is accessible on Android devices.

Power2Practice offers tailored pricing. The pricing starts at $199/month and is usage-based. Contact us to get a Power2Practice pricing quote today.

Power2Practice integrates with the following third-party applications: ZRT, Genova, Precision Analytical, Quest, and LabCorp.

Power2Practice's typical users are functional and integrative practitioners. It also supports clinics hospitals, labs, agencies, the IT sector, and solo practices.

The vendor has not disclosed information about its API availability.

No, the platform isn’t free.