Imagine a paperless medical practice environment – All your medical records stored safely in one place and easily accessible; no losing file sheets or taking care of paperwork, not to mention the thousands of dollars you save in time and effort!
That’s what we promise to do for you with Medicalsoftware.com’s MedAppz. Electronic Medical Records Software (also known Electronic Health Records) is an electronic document containing a patient’s health details. The software which enables the creation, updation and retrieval of EHRs allows the physician’s clinic to function pretty much like a paperless office.
With EMR, the physician has the advantage of managing patient details from a centralized console with minimum effort, increasing the productivity of the entire consultation process right from scheduling an appointment to the final report. It also means saving a lot of time and effort that is usually spent duplicating the entire process when the patient lands up for another visit. Billing and managing receivables too now become an easy task, with the exact service details being available whenever they are required. And from a patient’s point of view, no more deciphering the physician’s famously illegible handwriting!
Most EMR applications are designed with features capable of handling the various stages of the medical practice process management. Medappz is one such application with a range of features in its integrated EMR MedAppz iSuite Software suite. The features, developed with inputs from physicians themselves, include appointment management, recording patient information, diagnostics and prescription, billing and claim management.
Further, the Medappz suite is available as a service, where the application is hosted at a central location on the Web. Physicians can use the software without the hassles of software installation/ maintenance, expensive IT infrastructure and technical resources, simply by means of a secure login access code. Medappz will also periodically back up your data to avoid data loss and allow future access. Thus the technical process tasks will be dealt with completely and efficiently, and the physician can spend quality time on the actual consultation.
By: Kirsten E. Silven