Cloud 9 Software vs. CounSol.com

Charting is easy. Clicking on all that tabs at each appointment. That makes it a lot quicker when charting. I would like to see a new tab to view X-rays. When I have to scroll through all the photos to view when we took the last x-rays, it’s a lot because we take photos at every appointment.

Someone who practices counseling services with either alone or multiple practitioners. Changing plans is easy and flexible so someone who likes flexibility for their services might be suitable. You do need to make any contract to use this software. You don't also need to pay too much upfront. They have several plans. I think anyone can be appropriate for CouSol.com

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• Awesome support via chat and phone
• Rewards program
• Cloud based
• Multiple ways to do each task
• Personal customer experience
• User friendly software
• Offer online classes and yearly meetings
• Platform to make changes and requests - yes they implement the ideas frequently as well
• The training staff was outstanding!

• Customer service
• User friendly
• calendar

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• I wish the check out process could be a little more simplified.
• I feel I do a lot more clicking with the mouse with opening and closing screens.
• When clicking on a patient in the schedule I wish it showed who I'm calling to verify and appointment without opening the patients chart.

• flexibility in their template
• video platform quality
• easiness for patients to create their account

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Easy to use!

Easy peasy! Easy to navigate and start using from day one!

I have spoken to several support members along the way, and everyone is super helpful and exited to find a solution. Everyone is courtesy and patient. I had a problem that I could not figure out on my own and just with my description, I was given clear step by step instructions to get it solved!

Better training/trainors

The non-server version of Ortho2 we were already using would have cost a significant amount to merge our three separate office databases. Cloud 9 already had parameters set to be able to do this. All of our documents and images transferred over with just minor issues- like where would our online forms go that Cloud 9 did not have an automatic home for. Cloud 9, on the other hand, does not have nifty image layout options, their letter editor is a cranky non-Word program I do not like, and creating custom reports is definitely easier in Ortho2.

I have not tried any other software for EHR but compared withTherapyNotes. I did not find big differences beside the bland name. I decided to use Coun.Sol.com because my therapist friend was using it

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• We could access everything from home during Covid shutdowns since it’s cloud based.
• Negative would be more time editing photos & more clicks to get to things.
• It has also made billing and insurance claims easier.

• saving time for documentation
• saving time for filing
• easy and secure storing patient information

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