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Fusion by Ensora Health

by Ensora Health (formerly Therapy Brands)

60

Reviews

4.6

Star rating

#6

Rank in Physical Therapy

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Ease of Use
  • Helpful
  • User Interface
  • Features
  • Documentation
  • Intuitive Use

Cons

  • Difficult Navigation
  • Slow Performance
  • Poor Usability
  • Poor Navigation
  • Form Usability
  • Technical Issues

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Losing to

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Key stats

+1100.0%

79

Small Business

3

Adoption by company size

SegmentShare of reviews
Small Business81.7%
Mid-Market18.3%
Enterprise0.0%

Quarterly history

QuarterReviewsStar rating
2025 Q264.8
2025 Q334.8
2025 Q415.0
2026 Q124.8
2026 Q215.0
2026 Q3124.8

Satisfaction ratings

Ease of Use9.2
Ease of Setup9.3
Quality of Support9.0
Meets Requirements9.4

What reviewers say

Fast Documentation and Client Management, but Intake Forms Need Work

4.0

“I like the efficiency and the ability to manage all the clients I need. I can complete speech therapy evaluations and document quickly by pulling information forward. I can keep all my clients’ documentation and quickly pull up the information I need to see a patient. It also hel”

Verified reviewer

Efficient, Easy-to-Follow Documentation with Minor Navigation Hurdles

5.0

“I find Fusion by Ensora Health efficient, and it lets me completely document the occupational therapy service I provide. I feel like it’s more legally reliable than doing notes by hand. Once I’m into a note, it’s very easy to navigate, and I like the format. Of the three systems ”

Verified reviewer

Fusion Is Streamlined, Self-Explanatory, and Easy to Use

5.0

“I like that Fusion is streamlined and easy to use. I didn’t even need to be trained to use it because it’s so self-explanatory, and I’m no computer whiz.”

Occupational Therapist