Who RXNT Scheduling is best for
RXNT is a cloud software company that sells e-prescribing, EHR, scheduling and billing as bundles. Scheduling is part of every practice management and full suite bundle, so most buyers are choosing RXNT as a whole rather than a scheduling tool on its own. Its strongest fit is a growing practice with several offices or a central billing office that wants one calendar and one patient record across sites.
Best for
- Practices with multiple locations that want centralized scheduling under one login
- Central billing offices (CBOs) and groups that manage several practices
- Small practices that want scheduling, billing and EHR from one vendor with onboarding and support included
- Offices that need to schedule rooms and equipment as well as providers
Not ideal for
- Practices that only want an online booking widget and will keep their current EHR
- Large health systems needing enterprise scheduling and complex reporting
- Practices that need round-the-clock routine support (practice management support runs weekday business hours)
RXNT Scheduling pros and cons
Pros
- Supports multiple locations and CBOs, with single sign-on across locations and physicians
- Automated reminders by email, text or phone to reduce no-shows
- Real-time insurance eligibility checks from the schedule
- Resource scheduling for treatment and meeting rooms, plus Google and ICS calendar sync
- Onboarding, training, initial data import and support included in the subscription; RXNT says all of its operations and support staff are in the United States
Cons
- Bundle prices are not shown on RXNT's own pricing page; you need a quote
- Not sold as a standalone scheduler; it comes inside practice management or full suite bundles
- Non-prescribing staff need paid licenses, which adds up for front-desk-heavy offices
- Routine practice management support runs weekdays 8am to 8pm Eastern; outside those hours RXNT offers 24/7 coverage only for critical system issues
RXNT Scheduling pricing
As of 2026, RXNT's pricing page says plans start at $118 per month and lists bundles (EHR, Practice Management, Full Suite) without dollar amounts. Plans are monthly or annual, with a 10% discount for annual payment (standalone e-prescribing is annual only). Non-prescribing staff carry a separate license fee. Setup, training, standard onboarding (about 60 days for practice management), initial data import and support are included. For large multi-site groups, pricing depends mainly on provider count and staff users.
Key features
- Scheduling: day, week and month views, multi-location and CBO calendars, resource scheduling, automated reminders, eligibility checks
- Medical Billing: claims, payments and reporting; combined with Scheduling it forms RXNT Practice Management
- EHR and e-prescribing: certified EHR and eRx, including EPCS for controlled substances ($85 per year)
- Mobile apps: iOS and Android apps for viewing and managing the schedule
HIPAA, security and integrations
RXNT describes its scheduling software and integrated system as HIPAA compliant, and says its EHR is Drummond-certified for ONC Health IT and meets EPCS requirements. It does not publish SOC 2 or HITRUST status, so ask for security documentation and a business associate agreement with your contract. Scheduling integrates natively with RXNT's own EHR, billing and e-prescribing products, which share one patient record, and syncs with Google or ICS calendars. RXNT does not advertise scheduling integrations with third-party EHRs.
RXNT Scheduling alternatives
- Tebra — combined practice management, EHR and patient booking aimed at independent practices.
- AdvancedMD — broader suite with deeper reporting, typically at a higher price.
- PracticeSuite — cloud practice management and billing often chosen by billing companies.
- Office Ally — low-cost practice management and clearinghouse for budget-focused offices.
- Luma Health — patient self-scheduling and reminders that sit on top of an existing EHR.
