RxPhoto

Name: RxPhoto
Rating: 3.4 (73 reviews)
Author: RxPhoto

By: RxPhoto App

Patient Photos, EMR, Education

Overview

Version:

9.9.0

Last updated: 2026-06-29

Ranking

#192,286 ▼ 1,941

Overall

Features & Capabilities

RxPhoto helps medical providers create a repeatable patient experience by capturing standardized, consistent photos with on-screen guides and patented ghosting. It supports EMR workflows and digital forms on iPhone or iPad, improving outcomes and retention.

RxPhoto also includes visual education tools, cloud-based storage, and HIPAA-compliant security. Its telehealth solution (RxPortal) keeps providers connected with patients from intake to follow-up.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Photography Education Privacy & Security

By:

RxPhoto

Rating:

3.40

(73)

Version:

9.9.0 Last updated: 2026-06-29

Version code:

887440188

Creation date:

2013-01-02

Compatible devices:

Size:

141.66MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 192,286 ▼ 1,941

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Developed by:

RxPhoto

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rxphoto/id585619963

Website:

https://rxphoto.com/

User Reviews

RxPhoto is valued for ease of use, automatic organization, consistent photography, HIPAA-compliant cloud storage, and strong support. However, reliability issues (frequent freezes/crashes), inconsistent photo quality (color shifts), export limitations, and a dual-app workflow hinder usability. Forms glitches and ongoing stability concerns also arise. Overall, it’s a powerful tool for practice-wide photo management, but reliability and cross-device consistency need improvement.

Pros

Drives consistent before/after photography across multiple offices with alignment/ghosting tools
User-friendly and intuitive, with easy onboarding and helpful staff
Automatic photo organization and no need to transfer from cameras
HIPAA-compliant cloud-based storage
Strong customer support and training resources (onboarding webinars, responsive staff)

Cons

Frequent freezing and crashes disrupt workflows and slow production
Inconsistent photo quality and color (pink tint, graininess) across devices and updates
Limited side-by-side export/comparison functionality makes it hard to review results
Fragmented workflow requiring two apps (Essentials vs Pro) and issues with uploading attachments
Forms glitches/errors and recurring stability issues (forms lock up)

Recent reviews

I had reached out several times over a two month period attempting to reset password. The team was non- responsive.

by Al*****, 2026-04-23

I just bought the latest iPad Pro with an M5 processor. I use iPads to take pictures of my patients, a vital component of my MedSpa, and I noticed that it made each patient appear as if they had rosacea because it added a pink tint to every photo. When I tried taking photos in the iPad’s Apple camera, this tint did not appear; the tint only appears when I take photos through RxPhoto. I tried taking photos through RxPhoto in different rooms, with different lights, and with different people, and for every situation, there was the same result - even patients with more yellow skin tones began appearing pink. I do not know how to resolve this issue, as I have already adjusted my iPad’s camera settings and spoke with customer support twice, and the issue persists. I may be left adjusting the white balance setting in the app for every patient every time I take a photo. It is frustrating to finally have such incredible technology with crisp, clear images, only for the app to discolor them.