Coreplus vs Zanda: The Best Alternative to Coreplus for Allied Health Practitioners

I use Zanda for my private practice as a therapist with diary management, record keeping, telehealth calls, and invoicing, and have been doing so for a couple of years. It is a straightforward system to use for invoicing, and this helps me keep on top of the financial aspects of my work.

I like the way it just keeps improving and how easy it is to obtain help if you get stuck doing something. I find it easy to use and I can add information easily to my customer files in the software.

Zanda is more flexible than your other dental softwares especially for mobile.

Invoices, automations for email sending, forms, appointment reminders, even a Practice Manual with policies that you can amend to suit your clinic.

Our clinicians found that the biggest challenge was the time that the session notes took, if done after the session, and the accuracy of the notes since they were based on memory. Now, with BizzyAI, the entire session is noted in the transcript and transformed in seconds into a note, saving a lot of time and making the notes much more comprehensive.

Zanda templates are awesome too! They have a vast library of templates that you can use or edit to make your own. You can also start from scratch and create your own templates for client notes, email automation, and forms. I am very pleased that when a client registers for the client portal, they will receive an automatic email with the client forms they need to complete prior to their appointment with me.