eMDs Plus vs. Epic EpicCare EMR

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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Best for any medical clinic that is connected to a major medical center. Not good for stand-alone clinics or an EMR system in Spanish.

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• Billing
• Integration with Portal
• Meeting Regulatory Requirements

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• One centralized location for medical records review, retrieval, additions/updates, etc.
• User-friendly application.
• Well know in the field, therefore training is easier than with a foreign (unknown) system.

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• Portal integration
• Portal
• Note templating

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• Med Order simplification.
• Easy workflow.
• AI prediction.

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The Company normally responds to most requests. At times, however, the response times are longer than expected.

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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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Better integration and workflow with multidisciplinary clinics. More hospitals have EPIC. Mobile use is easy - more platforms allow us to access data.

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• I am not up to speed on the ROI for the product.
• The product is average in terms of what it provides our organization.

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