Cerner Practice Management vs. LeonardoMD (Discontinued)

Well suited in the clinical setting although a little tedious. Not suited in many other places.

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I would not tell my Real Estate client about this but as we know it is called LeonardoMD for a reason. I did a demo on a product a year back that offers way more automated emailing reminders for patients and I think that LeonardoMD would improve if it could offer emails and texts that could auto send reminders to patients for the appointments.

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• Scheduling - I personally enjoy the ease of use with the solution. It also has a great "memory" as to patient rescheduling, no shows, etc. Being able to create multiple schedules to reflect different practitioners is such a major plus in this system.
• Customization - I am able to create Super-bills, Global Periods, and Insurance Details pertinent to each patient and not have to RECREATE them every time like I had to in past systems.
• EOB - an added bonus is the ability for the system to check EOB ahead of time. This is a HUGE time saving in an office!

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• Booking Appointments
• Tracking the Patients interactions with the Practice
• Billing
• Reports on the Staff Utilizing the software

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• Only seems applicable for small organizations.

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• Internal Email System
• Variety of Reports
• Availability for editing the user fields for a more personalized experience.

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It does exactly what the medical practice I was working with needed.

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Everything within the system works smoothly, it’s just time-consuming and could be a bit more simplistic.

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I personally would use this system over any other systems currently on the market. Athena has a nice product...however, it can be quite expensive and the colors are draining on the eyes. eClinical Works also has a system that is comparable, but the customization I found wasn't as easy as the Cerner product

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I normally would use Leonardo with ACT now Sage I think. The reason for the 2 used together is the lack of email automated systems that Leo did not have. I am not sure if they have it now. But it is nice to have detailed notes and user fields that can be edited like Sage (ACT) allows. It was also nice to have the counselor able send emails and the ACT software keep track of the email in the history section

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