Clinic software comparison

RegenFlow vs spreadsheets and sticky notes

A factual comparison for clinics deciding whether to keep coordinating around an existing EHR with spreadsheets, reminders, sticky notes, and staff effort or add a between-appointment operating layer.

Last verified . Confirm current pricing or cost context, safeguards, and terms before deciding.

When spreadsheets and sticky notes may fit

Choose for its stated scope.

Keep the existing stack when the clinic has a small, stable workflow, named owners for every handoff, and a documented way to control access, retention, versioning, backup, and disposal across each tool.

When RegenFlow may fit

Choose for the work around the visit.

Consider RegenFlow when the clinic needs scheduling, intake, documentation, billing work, follow-up, and review states coordinated around the systems and team it already uses.

Side-by-side

Scope, pricing approach, and what to verify.

Decision areaRegenFlowspreadsheets and sticky notes
Primary scopeClinic operations around the patient visitExisting EHR plus clinic-built trackers, reminders, and procedures
Published entryStarter is $35 CAD/month; Basic is $79 CAD/month; full clinic OS plans begin with Growth at $149 CAD/monthExisting software may already be owned; staffing remains. Canada Job Bank reports a $25/hour median wage for medical administrative assistants
Workflow ownershipReady, blocked, assigned, and awaiting-review states stay visibleOwnership depends on clinic procedures and staff-maintained trackers
Safeguards to verifyDeployment-specific written terms and access controlsThe clinic must verify safeguards across every tool and record in its custody or control

Official sources

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RegenFlow's prices and availability are sourced from its public pricing and feature pages. Comparator facts are descriptive, not endorsements or legal conclusions.

Comparison questions

What to verify before deciding.

What is the main difference between RegenFlow and spreadsheets and sticky notes?

Keep the existing stack when the clinic has a small, stable workflow, named owners for every handoff, and a documented way to control access, retention, versioning, backup, and disposal across each tool. Consider RegenFlow when the clinic needs scheduling, intake, documentation, billing work, follow-up, and review states coordinated around the systems and team it already uses.

How does published entry pricing compare with spreadsheets and sticky notes?

RegenFlow: Starter is $35 CAD/month; Basic is $79 CAD/month; full clinic OS plans begin with Growth at $149 CAD/month spreadsheets and sticky notes: Existing software may already be owned; staffing remains. Canada Job Bank reports a $25/hour median wage for medical administrative assistants

What should a clinic verify before choosing spreadsheets and sticky notes or RegenFlow?

Confirm current scope, availability, pricing or cost context, implementation, safeguards, data terms, and commitments directly with the relevant provider or clinic owner.

RegenFlow workflow review

Compare spreadsheets and sticky notes and RegenFlow against one handoff.

In 30 minutes, map one clinic workflow and identify where RegenFlow can prepare, coordinate, or advance the work while your team keeps the decisions.

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