Doxy.me vs NextGen Enterprise

Doxy.me telemedicine software has been making waves, but like any tech, it has its fans and its critics. Users rave about how easy it is to use – even for folks who aren't tech-savvy. It's a lifesaver for those who had to quickly switch to telehealth, and patients seem to prefer it over fancier platforms because it's so straightforward. The free version is a major plus, allowing basic telemedicine visits without breaking the bank. However, some users find the video quality a bit shaky at times, especially with iffy internet connections. Plus, the customization options could use some work. Despite these hiccups, Doxy.me shines with its simplicity and affordability, making it a solid choice for healthcare providers who want a no-fuss telemedicine solution, especially solo practitioners or small clinics that are just starting out with telehealth.

Our research analysts, after evaluating several solutions, awarded NextGen Enterprise with best-in-class honors for Insurance Payments Management, Medical Coding, Medical Billing Services, Notes and Templates, and Deployment Options.NextGen Enterprise provides EHR, practice management and patient experiene modules that support 2000 workflows and content for 30 specialties including cardiology, dental health, neurology, primary care and more.Intutive EHR tools make it easy for doctors and nurses to document patient visits. You can even use AI for note-taking. And with the mobile app, you can access patient info and chart on the go.The platform really shines when it comes to practice management. It automates a ton of time-consuming tasks like eligibility verification and billing, so your staff can focus on what really matters: patient care. Plus, the built-in analytics give practices valuable insights to improve efficiency and, ultimately, the bottom line.Patient engagement is also a key focus, with the NextGen PxP patient portal empowering patients to actively participate in their healthcare journey. They can schedule appointments, request refills, view test results and even message their doctors securely.One area that the system lacked was its integrative capabilities. It scored 77 in our analysis, lower than other popular products like athenahealth (93) and Cerner Ambulatory (88). That means you will need to connect barcode scanners, clinical decision support tools, prescription management systems and others via API.