Better by Practice Better 12+

Very well designed and interactive components make for powerful patient-team collaboration. Responsive support and deep dive sessions are giraffe head and shoulders above the rest.

Templating features and forms are a breeze, automations are limited yet powerful too.

Versatile tools allow us to create protocols, forms, patient notes as needed and able to share such components as needed.

Immense growth potential which we hope and expect to come. Needs more white labeling not so much their own branding it also confusing people.

Extensive menus that are different on different screen sizes and device types can trip you up given the depth of available features and no way to order or control menus for what you need most or not at all.

Needs improvement eg a shared team inbox for patient communication, form import templates that are global and similar team centric enhancements.

Client side should start of simpler to help them onboard again if we can limit what menus they see might help.

Need easier way for patients to enter data we spending a lot of time training them to use the system.

This is a great app for keeping track of your health. The communication that it allows me to have with my doctor and his staff is second to none. Everything is in one organized location. The ONLY reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5, is the food log. The food log is really good, but frustrating. The food you eat regularly comes up but only at the meal or snack you ate it at the day before. I also wish there was a place to check beside it to add it to your favorites. Other than this the app is really a 5 star app..

I'm working with a dietician who uses this app, and it is an easy way to communicate. Messaging, scheduling, and using the communication tools are straightforward and functional

However, the interface for journal entries is dreadul. It's time-consuming and frustrating to attempt daily journaling. Goal setting is a mystery. Entering individual foods feels backwards. The app says, for example, that a serving of a dried fruit is 50 g, and shows the nutrition information. But I can't just enter that I've eaten 30 g. Instead, I have to calculate that I have had 60% of a serving. Other fitness apps are able to handle this. Entering the total consumed would be so much quicker.

And for whatever reason, the app makers decided that a "glass of water" is 8.5 oz instead of 8 oz. More math to get my servings right. *eye roll*