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Practice Better

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Practice management for nutrition and wellness professionals, with charting, telehealth and programs

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  • Deployment Cloud Based
  • Starting price $84
  • Free trial Available
  • Best for Freelancers, Small Business, Medium Business

What is Practice Better?

Practice Better is practice management software for health and wellness professionals, covering charting, scheduling, secure messaging, telehealth, group sessions, journaling, programs and courses, a client portal, a mobile application, automations, integrations and a suite of AI tools, serving mental health professionals, functional medicine practitioners, health coaches and medical practices.

Programs and courses alongside one-to-one practice management is the capability that distinguishes it commercially, and it addresses the fundamental economic constraint of this profession.

That constraint is simple arithmetic. A practitioner selling their time has a hard ceiling: there are only so many hours, and income is capped by them. Every practitioner in this field hits that wall, usually while fully booked and unable to take on more without working evenings.

Programs and courses break the link between hours and income by packaging expertise into something many clients can follow at once. The same nutrition protocol a practitioner delivers in twenty individual consultations becomes a program a hundred people can buy. It is the standard route out of the time ceiling, and software that supports it inside the same system as one-to-one care means the practitioner does not run their business in two places.

Journaling as a named capability addresses the other half of nutrition practice, which is what happens between appointments. A client seen monthly is unobserved for four weeks, and food, symptom and mood journals are the only visibility a practitioner has into the period where behaviour change actually succeeds or fails.

Group sessions serve a middle model between individual care and self-directed courses, which suits both practitioner economics and the clients for whom accountability from a group works better than solitary effort.

The partnership with That Clean Life is published on the site, connecting practice management with dedicated nutrition planning.

Pricing is published with monthly and annual billing saving up to 10 percent, a 14 day plan trial, and tiers published at $120 and $84 with entry rates below those. The vendor reports 4.7 from more than 250 reviews on G2.

Key Features of Practice Better

  • Client charting and notes
  • Appointment scheduling
  • Secure messaging
  • Telehealth video sessions
  • Group session support
  • Client journaling between appointments
  • Programs and courses delivery
  • Client portal
  • Mobile application
  • Workflow automations
  • AI tools for practitioner workflow
  • More than 20 integrations

Practice Better Pricing

Entry tiers

$84

Published lower tier including client portal, forms and note templates and more than 20 integrations. Entry rates below this are split across page elements.

Higher tier

$120

Published higher tier covering the fuller feature set, with up to 10 percent saved on annual billing.

Trial

Free

Fourteen day trial of a paid plan before committing.

Practice Better Specifications

Deployment
  • Cloud Based
Desktop
  • Web App
Mobile
  • Android
  • iOS
Built for
  • Freelancers
  • Small Business
  • Medium Business
Support
  • Email
Public API
Yes
Free trial
Yes
Free plan
No
Runs in browser
No
Customisable
No

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Practice Better FAQs

Pricing is published with monthly and annual billing saving up to 10 percent, tiers at $120 and $84 with entry rates below those, and a 14 day trial of a paid plan.

Because a practitioner selling time has a hard income ceiling. Programs break the link between hours and income by packaging the same protocol delivered in twenty consultations into something a hundred people can buy.

Because a client seen monthly is unobserved for four weeks. Food, symptom and mood journals are the only visibility a practitioner has into the period where behaviour change succeeds or fails.

Mental health professionals, functional medicine practitioners, health coaches and medical practices, which is a broader base than nutrition alone but shares the same appointment and program structure.

A middle model between individual care and self-directed courses, which suits practitioner economics and clients for whom group accountability works better than solitary effort.