RXNT vs MDnet EHR Comparison

Links with EHR

In our EHR each time you renew it shows up on the drug list. This is nice because you can see when it was renewed last. However you end up with a long list of drugs filled with repeats. It would be nice if it listed the specific drug once but could still show you when it was started and the renewal frequency.

Note connected to prescription integrated to EHR.

Lag time in knowing whether prescription successfully went through.

Accurate, easy to use and easy to navigate software.

High cost for private practice. I wish you had EHR too!

Easy to move RX information into our EHR system.

Nothing yet, it is great. I have only had RXNT for about a year.

Cloud based EHR with easy access. Multi site option.

Terrible customer service and support. Disjointed and frankly they could care less how their product is effecting you practice.

Ease of use and able to integrate with our EHR

I have not been presented with an issue at this time.

Easy to send electronic prescriptions. EHR is easy to use.

Billing and accounting. Customer service is bad. Phones are usually answered asking you to leave a voice mail. Ads in the EHR are annoying

seems to be up to date with some EHR eatures

issues with onboarding and length of time. you would be trained on how to open patient files but ur files were still not updated...trainings were very robotic and if your info wasn't in system they recorded the training so you could go back and train yourself. the purpose was basically to just "check" the box that you were trained whether or not you got anything out of it. reps not always available I go the impression the company is very understaffed. some bait and switches when you sign up so be careful. This is not what I thought and I will look for another company.

We liked that the ehr side was very user friendly.

Billing was not user friendly and customer support was nonexistent.

Easy to use and send Rx - integrates with our EHR well

inability of us to see other medications prescribed by other providers when patients don't know their own medications

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.

The price for this EHR is low which is very helpful since I have a very small practice.

Some features have been a problem for me to use. In particular, it seemed difficult to get set up for e-prescribing scheduled drugs. So I opted not to use this.

Scheduler, EHR, how easy it is to navigate, very friendly user

I didn't have anything that I did not like about RXNT

The automation/integration feature with our EHR is the best thing about RXNT.

Inconsistent and sometimes unreliable med pull history. It usually works, but it’s so slow that it becomes unusable in a busy office setting on the fly.

Ease and cheapness to of EHR. Also the physician had used this software before

Meaningful use is limited, MACRA/ MIPPS limited

The system has a great medication side, it is easy to send and receive requests and refills.

The EHR, and PM sides have a limited amount of functionality and are very unintuitive.

Easy to use, integrated with our EHR, convenient for provider, pharmacy and patient.

Fee not based on actual usage.

Ease of use for how much I use it, integrates well with my EHR

Cost for how much I use it per provider (should discount multiple providers)

On a day to day basis, the EHR, scheduling and e-prescribing functions work well.

A lot of the features are buggy, especially soon after they're rolled out. While most of the system is intuitive to use, some of it is clunky. It also has slowed down considerably over the years as new features were added. It's annoying that it now takes a couple of seconds to get results from a patient search or switch to a different part of the system. My biggest complaints are that the patient portal is unusable and that I still can't have multiple charts open at once or I lose data (despite being told last year that this problem was resolved). The latter point really slows me down.

Customer support each RxNT team member shared their expertise in a logical understandable manor.

No problem to report. Still learning billing, utilizing E RX, EHR, E Scheduling, with confidence each work day.

I like that the software integrates with our EHR system and that it is fairly user friendly.

I would like it if the medications were more up to date with what the patient is actually taking, as well as, I wish it would import medications into our EHR easier.

easy to use, good customer service, token available for the providers for e-scribing makes things much easier.

very basic look in the EHR, needs an updated function in that section but it has possibilities. integration is difficult

RXNT works seamlessly with my EHR to find and prescribe medications, and to find the pharmacies my patients want to go to.

Sometimes pharmacies are not listed. But not often.

It allows not only to pull in medication directly into our EHR, but it can help to decide which medication will and will not be covered.

It has some difficulty with some insurance plans where you have to lookup by fill data rather than rd.

Doing the work, getting it done. It's usually on, not really down too often.

I am not a fan of writing notes. So I have a pretty negative... experience with EHR. Just more of a dislike of paperwork really.