CGM eMDs vs. SimplePractice

I think [eMDs Plus (formerly McKesson)] would do better with people who are familiar with computers. It isn't terribly intuitive so there's that but also these products don't provide the kind of training that would assist novice computer users. But, other than that, it's a good, solid product that provides everything a practice would need.

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I think it's a good choice for solo providers who bill insurance. If you have employees or are self-pay, go elsewhere, in my opinion

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• Billing
• Integration with Portal
• Meeting Regulatory Requirements

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• Intake paperwork formatting
• Calendar interface and ease of use
• Automated features such as appointment reminders

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• Portal integration
• Portal
• Note templating

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• Would like more usability on the app.

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I have not had to contact support which is nice. If I have a question, I am typically able to find the answer within the help section.

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Aprima is a much newer application with features the 1st generation of EHRs did not have. But, I do not necessarily find it easier to use. It has a lot of "moving parts" so to speak and isn't really intuitive. I've used others than I found easier to learn and use.

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Also Kalix, Practice Better, Practice Q (formerly Intake Q), Healthie, Jane, etc. I'm hoping to switch to Practice Q soon.

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• The electronic paperwork has established me as a professional in the modern age
• It has allowed me to streamline parts of my group practice
• It has helped me stay organized and keep up with things to be done

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