Epic EpicCare EMR vs. SimplePractice

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

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

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• Would like more usability on the app.

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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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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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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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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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• 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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• 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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