athenaOne vs. Power Diary

Very well suited for outpatient multi-specialty clinics. May not be perfect for hospital based practices, but I am not in a position to say that with conviction as we are not hospital based organization.

Incentivized

The most important thing is that I feel confident that my client records are kept secure and private, and that Power Diary has strict security and privacy measures in place
and compliance with relevant legislative and regulatory requirements. Data is
encrypted, and two factor authentication is required to access the system. I can't think of any scenarios where it would be less appropriate to use.

Incentivized

• Very easy to keep track of quality measures.
• Easy to track suspect conditions, care gaps.
• Easy to review performance of providers across the whole organization.

Incentivized

• Product Functionality
• Integration with Xero

• At this point I can not think of anything that I am missing.

Incentivized

• In records and files I want to create folders especially with my NDIS clients
• My onboarding in the beginning was not the greatest as I got more from YouTube
• They are my main two

Incentivized

I think Power Diary is relatively intuitive however of late, over development of certain features with insufficient user experience testing, and, in my opinion, no desire to resolve the concerns of customers shows me that Power Diary's business model is not customer centric, but self centric and most businesses with this ethos fail in time.

SOAPWARE, Centricity, Amazing charts

Incentivized

This is the first time I have used this type of practice management system. I used the Specialist Homelessness Information Platform (SHIP) in my previous role, which made it easier for me to transition to using Power Diary.

Incentivized

• At least 2-3% increase in revenue collection.
• Timely note completion rate went up.
• Increase in payments from insurers for P4P.

Incentivized

• I am still to work out if my ROI is going to be beneficial

Incentivized