June Portal vs. NexHealth
The short answer: NexHealth is a scheduling and practice-software connection layer sold in modules. June covers booking, forms, messaging, payments and reviews in one app branded to your practice, adds clinical AI under a signed BAA, and brings June Connect, the phone system built into June, which is launching soon.
What NexHealth is
NexHealth is a scheduling and practice-software connection layer, sold in modules.
What June is
NexHealth is a scheduling and synchronization layer known for its range of PMS integrations, sold as a monthly subscription. June Portal covers the same booking, forms, messaging, payments, and reviews, and adds clinical AI, membership plans, signed treatment-plan acceptance, and an insurance estimator, with your practice's branding on the patient app. June Portal is $449 a month per location, month to month, and card processing through June can bring that bill down.
Where NexHealth is strong
NexHealth is well known for the range of practice software it connects to, and its online scheduling is a mature product. Because it is sold in modules, an office can start with the pieces it needs and add more later.
Where June is different
June is compatible with roughly 95% of dental practice-management systems, with most systems live in production today and others activated on request. Bookings land in the right operatory under the right provider, and the availability patients see comes from your real schedule.
Where June goes further is past the booking. The treatment plan is presented, priced against the patient's insurance, and signed, with codes and fees frozen at signature. Membership plans run in-house with per-code discounts and auto-billing. Records transfer between practices without a fax machine. And the AI writes the clinical note, the patient's visit summary, and the draft replies your front desk sends, all of it under a signed BAA, which is not a given in this category and worth asking any vendor about.
June is also built by dentists who run it in their own practice every day. Workflow decisions get made by people who have to live with them at 8am on a Monday.
Where June Connect compares
| June Connect | NexHealth | |
|---|---|---|
| Call summary written with the patient's clinical record in view | Yes | Ask them |
| Missed-call text with a booking link and a ranked callback list | Yes | Ask them |
| Phone system | Yes, June Connect (launching soon) | Ask them |
| Two-way texting | Yes | Yes |
What it costs
NexHealth
Reported from about $300 to $350 a month per location, with messaging usage, payment processing and extra users costing more. Modules are sold separately.
June Connect
$299 a month per location, added to June Portal
Competitor prices are figures publicly reported by third-party pricing sites as of September 2026. Companies change prices, so confirm current pricing with each company.
Who each is best for
NexHealth
Offices that mainly want online scheduling and a practice-software connection, and prefer to buy features one module at a time.
June
Offices that want booking, treatment-plan acceptance, memberships, clinical AI and phones in one app branded to their practice.
Frequently asked questions
Is June a NexHealth alternative?
Yes. June covers booking, forms, messaging, payments and reviews, and adds clinical AI, membership plans, signed treatment-plan acceptance and an insurance estimator, with your practice's branding on the patient app.
Does June have a phone system?
Yes. June Connect is the phone system built into June, where each call is summarized and filed next to the clinical notes. It is launching soon. Request early access by scheduling a demo.
Does June connect to my practice software?
June is compatible with roughly 95% of dental practice-management systems. Bookings land in the right operatory under the right provider.