nTreatment 2026: Benefits, Features & Pricing

simple, inexpensive, easy to use, does what I want without being too complicated. programmer is super responsive and friendly. Easy to send bills at the click of a button, to copy data from one progress note to another if unchanged, to send in prescriptions, etc.

There are no cons I can think of right now.

I have been using ntreatment for the last 5 years. I find it to be user friendly and allows me to do all aspects of my billing/notes with ease.

There have been occasional issues like a note not saving but this has been minimal.

It contains pretty much everything you need for a small private psychiatry practice. This includes a secure patient portal, scheduling (for one location only), integration with Stripe for payments, invoicing capability, e-prescribing and electronic medical record. When you put in a help request, you get a response pretty quickly. It is really affordable and doesn't pinch you with a lot of extra fees like other programs.

It's really bare bones. Not much instruction available. Sometimes doesn't load properly or takes a long time to load. Patients comment negatively on the clunky user interface. The mobile app is not that useful since it is pretty limited. You can only prescribe one controlled substance at a time, so if you have multiple prescriptions to put in for a patient the extra minutes can really add up. The intake form is not alterable and the assessment/plan from the intake doesn't flow to the progress note so you have to manually copy/paste. Also, when you print a note you lose all formatting so it appears like a huge run-on sentence. There is no ability for patients to sign consents (it is just a checkbox for consents when they log in). The website says you can do group practice but there's no clear way to add another provider to your practice other then as a covering provider, not one with their own caseload and schedule. When you sign a note, it doesn't say who signed it. So notes written by my assistant, covering provider and myself all appear as though they were written by me. If you or your lovely assistant accidentally delete a patient the entire record is gone. Totally. Gone. Very poor medical-legally.

Good deal for the price, has all the major functionality I need. Cust support rep gives excellent support. It is easy to scroll through notes.

Graphic interface needs updating.; it would be nice to have separate panes open at the same time (especially the medication record and the add new medication windows.) Would be great to have another credit card option with lower fees.

I really like how comprehensive the program is: I can not only keep an electronic record but also schedule patients, automatically send them reminders, generate bills, accept credit cards, prescribe meds, and communicate via secure portal.

e prescribe, billing directly connected to notes, notes attached to calendar make it easy to see what has been charted

calendar is slow and difficult to adjust/move appointments. Can't drag and drop things and takes a while

Its an easy, self-explanatory EMR . It does not have a lot of bells and whistles but does what I need it to do. Well tailored to a psychiatric practice. Super responsive help desk.

I would like to be able to graph lab values and/or track vitals. However, the relative lack of bells and whistles is all what I like about this EMR.

NTreatment is easy to use, has all the features that a psychiatrist needs, and is well-organized and intuitive. I have used paper charts, larger EMR systems (such as EPIC), and notes using Word/Pages on my computer, and this is by far the best.

Older notes do not maintain formatting, which can make them hard to read.

I like the ease of prescribing for patients and I like having record of all medications in one place.

I wish I could re-name my uploaded files easier. If I wanted to upload old charts they would be hard to search for because of the naming limitation.

I haven’t used it much yet, but I’m so happy that it is free up to a certain number of clients. Great for part time practice!

It isn’t totally user friendly. It’s hard to just jump in yourself and get started. It’s hard to find the patient portal settings.