Power2Practice

Power2Practice

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Key Takeaways

Generated from the text of customer reviews

Power2Practice is an EMR platform designed for functional and integrative medicine practices. Users generally praise its ease of use and lab integrations, while some report limitations with e-prescribing. Power2Practice recently announced P2Pai, its next-generation platform scheduled for 2027, building on the company’s existing functional and integrative medicine EMR.

Our Verdict

Power2Practice is well-suited for integrative and functional medicine clinics seeking a system for patient management and lab coordination. Its tiered pricing 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.

Power2Practice Specifications

  • Appointment Management/Scheduling
  • e-Prescriptions
  • Lab Integration
  • Patient Portal

Power2Practice Features

Scheduling

The scheduling feature enables healthcare practices to manage and customize appointments and calendars. It offers a clear view of schedules and available time slots. New patients can also schedule their own appointments through online scheduling.

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E-Prescribing

Healthcare providers can perform e-Rx, EPCS, and compounded prescriptions directly from patient charts. The system provides access to a full formulary and extensive pharmacy list, allowing providers to electronically prescribe medications and controlled substances.

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Patient Charting

Customizable charting page templates allow practitioners to capture patient information, including symptoms, medical history, diagnoses, and treatment plans. The charting interface supports the recording and review of patient data and progress within the patient record.

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IV Therapy

Practitioners can create, document, and manage IV therapy protocols and treatments with this feature. The system supports recording details related to IV treatments, while its library includes more than 30 IV therapy protocols. Power2Practice also allows practitioners to chart, store, and track IV therapies by patient.

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Image Charting

Providers can upload and document images within the patient's chart. Power2Practice supports image charting for documenting patient progress and treatment records, including image annotations for clinical documentation.

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Pros And Cons of Power2Practice

Pros

  • Offers advanced lab integration and efficient scheduling

  • Has customized note templates improving flexibility for users

  • Reputation and review management help boost trust

Cons

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

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

Power2Practice Pricing

Essentials

Premium

Pro

  • AI, patient portal, and e-signatures

  • Membership and program module

  • 1 primary provider

  • 2 clinical support users

  • 2 office personnel

  • 1 location

  • 1 televisit line

  • Aesthetics module

  • IV and injection module

  • Basic inventory

  • 2 primary providers

  • 3 clinical support users

  • 2 office personnel

  • 2 locations

  • 2 televisit lines

  • Inbound fax with 500 pages included

  • $0.06 per-page charge for fax usage beyond the included allowance

  • 4 primary providers

  • 6 clinical support users

  • 4 office personnel

  • 3 locations

  • 4 televisit lines

Disclaimer: The pricing details were last updated on Sep 14, 2026 from the vendor's website. Please contact us for a tailored pricing list.

Power2Practice Reviews

Total 9 reviews

3.1

All reviews are from verified customers

Rating Distribution

5

Stars

33%

4

Stars

11%

3

Stars

11%

2

Stars

22%

1

Stars

22%

Share your experience

AKT
Arun kumar T.

Small Business, 11-50 employees

4.0

“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

CE
Chad E.

Healthcare, 1-10 employees

More than a year

1.0

“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

VU
Verified User

Healthcare, 11-50 employees

2.0

“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

How do users log in to Power2Practice?

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 Fullscript connected with Power2Practice?

Yes. Power2Practice integrates with Fullscript.

Can patients book their own appointments in Power2Practice?

Yes. Patients can schedule appointments through the Power2Practice patient portal. The portal also supports forms, e-signatures, secure messaging, and access to lab results and treatment plans.

Is the existing patient data easily moved to Power2Practice?

Yes. Power2Practice includes data migration as part of its onboarding process.