Praxis EMR vs RXNT Comparison

Schedule II-V e-prescribe along with multi-specialty EMR platform with reasonable price. No EMR can beat them.

Had technical issue year ago that ruined my vacation; just need to escalate technical issues quicker, especially on long-standing clients. Obviously I stood by them.

Interfaces seamlessly with our EMR, never had problems

Sign up and certification was a little difficult in the beginning

Very easy to use on phone compared to others we have used

Some interfacing issues with EMR but working on them

The ease of use! It is very easy to use and is user friendly.

It does not interface with our EMR well. When I write an RX from RXNT, it does not show up on my EMR as a prescribed medication

Inexpensive, simple to use, recall of prior use data, remote prescribing from smart phone.

None, the product is easy to use. We only use it for Rx so I can’t speak to the EMR module performance. It doesn’t integrate directly with the EMR we currently use. But the RXNT team did transition our patient database to the software without difficulty.

MDs liked EMR except when duplicate charts were created- simple but major changes without notice and printing different types of encounters was painful.

Crashes, ERA posting in error not doing adjustments, duplicate charts from pharmacy created, claim scrubbing gets stuck, slow in billing and scheduler

Cost is the only redeeming factor, along with bundled payment system

Difficult to set up billing properly, still issues after 2 years, EMR is not intuitive and incessantly and unnecessarily difficult. Extremely glitchy. Poor overall

I like how easy this program is to use. My favorite feature is integration with my current EMR program. It makes entering and verifying current medications very streamlined.

Sometimes I wish it was easier to see if there are new meds for a patient, similar to when medications are discontinued.

With the new updates, patient's and their information are easily found. New orders and refills are easy to place and send to pharmacies. Billing information auto fills after initial script is sent.

Needing to know the size or weight of a medication being sent in a tube, i.e. lidocaine. The RXNT program does not communicate with the operating program my company uses for EMR

Easy of use Customer service Price

The EMR is a bit cumbersome but we will be using another system. But for PM RxNT has been terrific. e-Prescribing software prohibitively expensive if looking to integrate with other software

I have to say the price since my practice that I use RXNT for is very small. I mostly work in a rural ED. I have to say also that it was fairly easy to learn (we are on Epic in the ED).

Really, nothing that I felt negative about. I do have some trouble navigating when I have not used RXNT for several days.

Price point, easy of use, prescriptions produced fairly easily, clinicians tend to say the product works well for psychiatry.

RxNT does not integrate with primary care and Profiler EHR/EMR. The system is more ancillary and will likely be eliminated by Dr. First with Profiler EHR that integrates well with Profiler.

Good interface. It's nice to have all my prescribing data in one place, easily found.

Too much demographic data required for a simple prescription, and website can get pretty slow sometimes.

excellent value, able to prescribe controlled medications with ease

None

A nurse can load the prescriptions saving a huge amount of time. If everyone in the practice uses it, you have a handy and portable record of what Rxs were sent when for how many which is invaluable on evenings and weekends and probably quicker than getting into the EMR or state controlled substance monitoring program.

A few pharmacies are not signed up. Surprisingly, even many small local pharmacies are connected with this program. A second con is this program cannot yet be used to write and then fax anything that needs to be put onto a prescription, such as off work notes, order for a wheelchair, etc

Cost for available services / features is great. Prescribing app is FANTASTIC - can send refills or new prescriptions easily from phone, and also see any signed notes if you have questions to consult before prescribing.

Notes - many drop downs, and hard to scroll between drop downs, rather than being broken up into sections on side bar that you can easily click through.

ease of use once you have all info loaded in

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