SimplePractice
Telehealth by SimplePractice
Publisher DNA
What defines SimplePractice?
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Portfolio
What does SimplePractice ship?
Apps
2 apps analysed
The Client Portal app empowers you to manage care from one secure place
Centralized document and invoice management reduces administrative friction
- Direct messaging and appointment scheduling features provide a convenient way for patients to connect with providers
- Technical instability and loading errors prevent users from accessing messages or scheduling appointments after the latest update
Integrated billing and documentation tools create high switching costs
- Telehealth accessibility allows patients to attend therapy sessions from home or work without travel
- Video and audio instability during sessions disrupts the continuity of therapy appointments for some users
Single-market publisher, every app ships only to United States.
Based on 2 of 2 apps with localized market data · last scanned .
Americas (1)
- United States2 / 2
Core markets (2/2 apps)
User Sentiment
How do users feel about their apps?
1
Positive apps
1
Neutral / mixed
0
Negative apps
65/100
Avg sentiment score
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Who does SimplePractice compete with?
The rivals identified
Nemeses(3)
Client Video offers a zero-account utility for therapy sessions, serving as a retention tool for the Psychology Today directory.
Offers a similar telehealth interface for scheduled therapy, acting as a direct alternative for patients seeking immediate access to specialized clinicians.
Both apps function as centralized patient portals for clinical record access and appointment management, forcing users to navigate authentication barriers to reach health data.
Contenders(1)
Both applications function as patient-facing portals for clinical management, competing for the same user base needing to access medical records, billing, and provider communication.
Same space(47)
Grow Therapy captures the insurance-backed mental health market, competing for the same patient base as SimplePractice.
Serves the same mental health demographic but uses a free initial session as a primary acquisition funnel to attract new users.
Arrawdha allows patients to manage health records and communicate with providers in a hospital setting.
Bearable is a symptom tracker, competing for the patient's daily health logging habit and record-keeping.
Focuses on the same mental health demographic but utilizes a subscription-based model for on-demand access to a large network of therapists.
Bridge Counseling serves as a central hub for paperwork and telehealth sessions.
This service targets the same mental health audience but emphasizes a structured, progress-tracking clinical approach for medication and therapy.
Ambetter Health acts as an insurance-specific portal, serving as an administrative hub for plan members to manage benefits.
Center For Counseling empowers mental health care management through secure messaging and appointment settings.
Charm mPHR is a personal health record application, competing for patient data management and organization.
known for
Comprehend, Inc. Client Portal
Comprehend, Inc. provides on-demand access to care management for its clients.
Curandos facilitates health management through treatment tracking and communication with providers.
This service addresses the same patient-side telehealth need but targets immediate, insurance-backed urgent care rather than the private practice therapy model.
Ease provides hospital status updates, serving as a niche communication channel for families during medical procedures.
healow functions as a patient-facing portal for the eClinicalWorks EHR, competing for patient attention within clinical record management.
Sydney Health serves as the digital portal for Elevance Health, competing for the patient's health administration time.
MyChart serves as the patient interface for Epic EHR, acting as a large-scale clinical data aggregator for hospital systems.
Practice Better is a health and wellness platform, competing for the same practitioner-client clinical workflow.
This platform competes for the same mental health user base but utilizes a subscription-based, multi-disciplinary model that prioritizes insurance-covered access.
Patient Halo enables secure communication between patients and healthcare organizations via the Halo Platform.
Healthie is a wellness platform, competing for the same practitioner-client clinical workflow.
Fullscript is a supplement management platform, serving as a wellness-focused adjunct to clinical care.
Howard Center offers secure on-demand care access for its clients.
Functions as a specialized portal for virtual doctor visits, requiring specific invitation links similar to the secure session access used in SimplePractice.
Klara provides a communication platform for healthcare providers, focusing on patient interaction without requiring app downloads.
Provides a similar platform for online therapy and CBT support, targeting the same mental health audience with multi-modal communication options.
Nourish connects users with registered dietitians for insurance-covered therapy, competing for the wellness-focused patient base.
Patient Access facilitates appointment booking, competing for the patient's scheduling workflow.
Patient Portal connects patients to the PCMIS case management system for questionnaire recording.
Addresses the documentation workflow for the same clinician audience, focusing on stylus-based input rather than full-service telehealth video.
PATH Phoenix connects patients to the OnCall platform for account management and telehealth services.
QliqCHAT provides secure messaging, competing for the provider-patient communication channel.
River Valley Counseling acts as a personal portal for clients to manage administrative tasks and telehealth connections.
SAGE Counseling functions as a centralized hub for patients to handle billing and document management.
Spruce provides a clinical communication platform for private practices, competing for the same behavioral health practitioner audience.
This platform operates in the same virtual care space but focuses on enterprise-sponsored chronic condition management rather than individual therapist practice management.
TelyRx focuses on the provider side of telehealth, enabling prescription routing and chart review.
Targets the same mental health audience by providing a simplified, secure platform for connecting with licensed therapists.
Tuotempo provides a demo interface for health services to manage patient communication and scheduling.
UnitedHealthcare acts as an insurance portal, competing for the patient's administrative health management.
Targets the same mental health demographic by emphasizing human-curated therapist matching over automated systems.
Upheal manages administrative tasks between therapy sessions for clients of its provider network.
VA: Health and Benefits serves as a government-backed utility for veterans, providing a non-commercial alternative for medical record management.
MYIO is a behavioral health portal for Valant users, overlapping with the mental health focus of the SimplePractice platform.
Valley Cities provides a dedicated mobile interface for patients to manage appointments and intake assessments within their network.
VSee Clinic focuses on telehealth consultations, competing for the virtual care market segment.
Competes for the same therapy-seeking audience by offering a lower-cost, human-led alternative to automated matching platforms.
New entrants(3)
AriCare enables patients to manage their healthcare journey by finding doctors and booking appointments.
Harbor acts as the primary portal for therapy practices running on its platform.
Provides a similar platform for connecting users with licensed therapists for video sessions, focusing on privacy and ease of booking.
