DirectoryBooking and practice software
Nextech
Practice software aimed at plastic surgery, dermatology, and med spas. Pricing is a sales quote.
What it does for a med spa
Nextech sells EMR and practice-management software for specialty practices, including aesthetics. TouchMD, the consult and photo platform, is in the same corporate family. The public site does not list a monthly subscription.
Who it’s best for
A specialty practice that wants an EMR vendor with a consult-room product (TouchMD) and will take the quote process.
Pros
- It is sold to aesthetic and surgical practices, so the chart language matches the work.
- TouchMD is a known consult tool if the in-room presentation matters.
- No fake 'starting at' number.
Cons
- You cannot compare cost without a demo.
- It is a heavier buy than a booking page.
- Add-ons and implementation are part of the quote you don't have yet.
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