Prospyr Review

• ✓Injectable, face or body charting that maps units or treatment areas (published)
• ✓Before and after photo capture or management (published)
• ✓Digital consent forms (published)
• ✓Product lot, batch or inventory tracking (published)

• “Mark injection sites and treatment areas directly on the image” Source
• “Before-and-after photos sit side by side in a tagged, searchable archive, with consent tracked for every use.” Source
• “Build your own intake forms and consents. Patients complete and sign them before the visit” Source
• “Track inventory down to the unit - every syringe of tox, vial of filler, and skincare product” Source

• ✓E-prescribing (published)
• ✓Weight or body-composition tracking, or remote progress check-ins (general telehealth visits do not count) (published)
• ✓Weight-loss or GLP-1 programme, protocol or subscription tooling (published)
• ✓Lab ordering and results, or a pharmacy integration (published)

• “Send prescriptions electronically to the patient's pharmacy from the chart you already work in.” Source
• “Follow these steps to set up the InBody integration and automatically sync InBody scan data to your patients’ charts in Prospyr.” Source
• “Patients need a good faith exam before you can prescribe a GLP-1” Source
• “Order metabolic and other labs and receive results in the same record.” Source

Programme tooling is counted for its GLP-1 good-faith exam workflow on its weight-loss page. Body-composition tracking is counted from its help centre: InBody scans sync to a Body Composition tab in the patient's chart, and the integration is enabled on request through Prospyr support. The marketing site does not name it.

• ○Every plan has a published price (not found)
• ○Payment processing rates are published (not found)
• ○A starting price, or some plans, are priced (not found)
• ○A pricing page describes the plans without figures (not found)

• “Prospyr provides a practice-specific quote with onboarding and training included.” Source

• ✓Integrated card payments or point of sale (published)
• ✓Memberships or recurring subscriptions (published)
• ✓Packages, prepaid series or gift cards (published)
• ✓Deposits, cancellation fees or patient financing (published)

• “Collect payments via payment links, embedded credit card forms, or an integrated physical card terminal.” Source
• “Subscription memberships bill automatically each cycle” Source
• “When a patient purchases a package, Package Credits track how many sessions or units remain” Source
• “Deposits collect automatically at booking, and no-show fees charge against the card on file in one click” Source

• ✓Online self-booking (published)
• ✓Automated appointment reminders (published)
• ✓Two-way texting or messaging (published)
• ✓A patient portal or patient app (published)
• ✓Marketing automation, reviews or loyalty (published)

• “Prospyr's public booking pages work off real-time availability and require no login” Source
• “Automated reminders and confirmations increase appointment adherence, saving time and revenue.” Source
• “Engage in SMS conversations with your patients and leads without ever leaving your EMR.” Source
• “Provide secure access to forms, consents, and treatment photos” Source
• “Reward patients for the visits and purchases they're already making with a points program that's yours” Source

• ✓States HIPAA compliance (published)
• ✓States it signs a business associate agreement (BAA) (published)
• ✓States support for controlled-substance e-prescribing (EPCS) (published)
• ○States SOC 2, HITRUST or ISO 27001 (not found)

• “Prospyr is HIPAA compliant and offers a business associate agreement (BAA)” Source
• “Prospyr is HIPAA compliant and offers a business associate agreement (BAA)” Source
• “If you prescribe controlled substances , you can enable EPCS MFA+ to speed up the authentication process when sending controlled prescriptions.” Source

EPCS is counted from its help centre's ScriptSure enrolment guide; the marketing site does not name it. Its site links to a trust centre that could not be reached on 2026-10-23 or 2026-10-26. No SOC 2, HITRUST or ISO 27001 statement was found.

• ○Free trial or self-serve signup (not found)
• ✓Data migration or import offered (published)
• ✓Onboarding or training included (published)
• ✓Support channels or hours published (published)

• “We move your data ourselves — photos, charts, and history — and we do not leave until it is right.” Source
• “Onboarding and training are included, and a person — not a ticket queue — walks your team through the first days.” Source
• “Prefer writing it out? We reply within 1 business day.” Source

No free trial or self-serve signup was found.