pMD

• Free

Last verified 31 Jul 2026

4.8 6347 ratings · App Store

1. 5/5Amazing app!

   This app has saved us so many headaches when it comes to billing and communications. It is very easy to use and the team is very responsive when it comes to suggestions or improvements that can be added. Have recommended it to several colleagues with similar responses.

   EdMarAl · 31 Jul 2026

2. 1/5Dr Badhiwala

   Awful bedside manner. Lack of concern for patients health or overall care, even after major crisis events! Doesn’t want to take responsibility for anything he’s ordered, like labs, try’s to push back on every other doctor he possibly can, so today’s virtual, I had all backups to his “pawn” patient off to anyone else but him & he still gave me the answer that he ordered labs & some are extremely off, but he claimed he didn’t order them, but I had already confirmed he did! So I pushed back and told him he should have been monitoring my husband from the first lab results with everything being too high or too low and he still said he’s not my patient! I told him he’s got 4 weeks of labs that he hasn’t even touched & YES HE IS THE TREATING DOCTOR-BECAUSE HIS NAME IS LISTED AS “ORDERING” DOCTOR! He said that’s he’s PCP’s responsibility! I explain we been twice and they were honest by letting us know what some of the dangerous highs and lows meant because it wasn’t their specialty! He still didn’t seem to care. He told me find a Kidney doctor and ask them, no matter if no Nephrologist saw him during his 10 day stay at Harris DTWN, for emergency spinal surgery! In

   Dr Badhiwala · 31 Jul 2026

3. 3/5Great app, flaw in amount of numbers per account

   This app has a lot of strength. Where it is extremely weak and has been a giant pain is for minors as only one phone number can be linked to an account so both parents can’t both talk to a provider via the messaging. I get especially in cases of divorce how both parents may not want all messages seen to a provider perhaps in some situations but at least both parents should be able to have independent access. Additionally with time another issue pops up that if the minor gets their own phone and is working/driving and doing more of their own schedule access they also can’t get access to the app via their phone unless removing the main parent contact. It should do something like allow up to 5 contacts per account allowing for situations with two active step parents and an older teen with a phone. All individuals involved in caretaking etc. should have access.

   Lili99999997979 · 31 Jul 2026

4. 4/5Awesome!

   Both the app and the computer version are user-friendly and pretty self-explanatory. I have no complaints for either version with the exception of whenever I’m needing to add new diagnosis codes to a patient’s existing profiles/charges. For my particular job, multiple people enter charges on the same patient. If I try to enter diagnosis codes for a visit prior to (earlier than) the current date and time and or after a prior person’s entry, the diagnosis codes will not be saved for subsequent entries thereafter. Basically, if somebody enters a charge for a patient today and I need to enter one for yesterday plus a few new codes, they won’t save for any subsequent entries after that. The codes only remain if entered on the most current date and time. Sounds slightly confusing, but other than that pMD is great.

   ddc!! · 31 Jul 2026

5. 2/5Good, not great, app; required daily use is an understatement. Just needs a couple… hundred tweaks

   Please add the patient's age to every view, especially in the online desktop version's patient information entry screen. It should be positioned next to the date of birth and automatically update. Also, make it simple to export a super bill that includes patient name, date of birth, AGE, CHART number, rounding provider, and PCP or referring provider. Rename some fields instead of owning provider—allow modifications—and create a template for printing labels with patient info for paper progress notes, labs, cultures, etc. Use color coding to clearly show when users are participating in a group thread, indicating whether it is part of a start thread or not, to prevent accidental comments about other patients' records, which is a HIPAA violation. Brightly highlight the patient name at the top of the thread, perhaps in red or with a warning pop-up, to alert users they are in a patient's chart. If not, users should be prompted before returning to group threads to avoid overlooking the patient record. Enable pinning of group threads, with the most common conversations pinned at the top. Allow editing of patient information fields and the addition of referring physicians or PCPs in both mobile and desktop versions, so these become available in the dropdown for subsequent patients.

   MCC in Houston · 31 Jul 2026

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