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Established in 2008, WebPT is an outpatient rehab therapy software platform helping more than 150,000 rehab therapy professionals from all practice sizes and specialties run their practices to improve care delivery and optimize business performance. And because WebPT is a cloud-based…
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UpToDate from Wolters Kluwer supports clinician decisioning with instant access to drug information, patient data, diagnosis support, and shareable data for patient information.
Brightree is an EMR software platform for home health care and hospice businesses. It includes a native iPad point-of-care app designed to facilitate user-friendly documentation, and ultimately, compliance.
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Modernizing Medicine® offers the data-driven, specialty-specific EHR system, EMA®, and healthcare IT suite including Practice Management, Business Operations Services, Analytics, Image Management, ASC electronic reports (for ophthalmology), modmed® Kiosk, patient portal, patient…
PointClickCare provides their cloud-based technology for the senior care industry, the PointClickCare Core EHR Platform.
EpicCare is an ambulatory EHR system, allowing healthcare practitioners to provide access to health records via a patient portal, as well as communicate, complete questionnaires and e-visits, etc, and support outpatient operations such as therapy, as well as clinical research (e.…
ManagementPlus was an opthalmology EHR, a brand among the nine brands now united as Eye Care Leaders; ManagementPlus was acquired in 2016. While Eye Care Leaders continues to support ManagementPlus EHR and supporting platforms, they state they've combined collective knowledge and…
LeonardoMD was a web -based practice management and EHR software suite from Azalea Health. Azalea acquired LeonardoMD in 2017. It is no longer available to new customers.
RXNT is a cloud-based healthcare software provider, offering an Electronic Health Records (EHR) with a Patient Portal and E-Prescribing and Practice Management (PM) system that includes Medical Billing and Scheduler.EHR users can customize patient encounters with Smart Forms, templates,…
PulseEHR, from Pulse Systems in Kansas City, is what the vendor describes as a configurable EHR system meant to accommodate a specific practice's needs.
Net Health Clinic (based on Casamba Clinic) is a solution for physical, occupational and speech therapy in any size company or setting, designed to help users increase revenue with improved workflows and intelligent billing.
VCDoctor is a HIPAA- Compliant telemedicine software available to access on the web, Android, and iOS. The software gives an online presence to healthcare businesses by bringing patients and doctors on a single platform for a virtual consultation via teleconferencing. Key Features…
Clinicient INSIGHT is an online medical office management platform for physical therapy clinics. It includes patient scheduling, clinical documentation (EMR), billing and reporting software.
The Altera Sunrise suite, formerly from Allscripts is a hospital information management system for midsize and larger hospitals designed to connect all clinical information and financial systems. Sunrise encompasses, patient and EHR application, Sunrise Financial Management, Ambulatory…
ESO Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a web-based patient care documentation and reference system for emergency medical responders and firefighters. It's designed to provide easy access to information about patients' medications, allergies, history, etc. from a tablet while in the…
DrChrono in Sunnyvale offers what they describe as a complete EHR, Practice Management, and Revenue Cycle Management Solution - Available on iPad, iPhone, and Web. DrChrono offers solutions for speciality practices as well.
Kareo Engage (formerly Kareo Marketing, based on DoctorBase, company Kareo acquired in 2015) provides practice marketing and patient communication solutions for healthcare providers. The solution provides doctor websites, search engine marketing and reputation management, online…
Therap Electronic Health Records allow users to track different types of health data and create reports for Individuals, from Therap Services Waterbury.
eMDs Plus is an electronic health record (EHR) solution acquired from McKesson. The system supports eMDs' other practice management and healthcare software solutions.
Aaniie, formerly Smartcare Software, is a cloud-based (SaaS) platform for home care providers. With automation, connected technologies, and proactive analytics, Aaniie helps providers produce better patient outcomes and simplify back-office functions. Features include dynamic scheduling,…
CareCloud, Inc., formerly MTBC, is a healthcare technology company with a suite of unified, technology-enabled solutions for healthcare organizations, medical practices, and health systems.
Nextech Systems in Tampa, Florida offers Nextech EMS, an electronic medical records system and practice management software for medical specialists in the area of plastic surgery, opthalmology, and dermatology.
Intersystems offers TrakCare, an EMR system with additional modules to cover a wide range of functions of use in clinic administration.
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What is Medical Office Software?
Electronic medical record (EMR) and electronic health record (EHR) systems are medical software designed to deal with the daily operations of a medical office. The software tracks patient appointments, care notes/results, and financial information in one place. EMR and EHR software is a core aspect of medical offices’ software toolkit, particularly offices that have multiple branches or offices. These systems are available as desktop software, client-server software, and internet-based software.
Generally, all products in this category aim to facilitate efficient documentation, data extraction, and workflow standardization to meet compliance and regulatory requirements. Some products are designed for a single office or small practice. Other products cater to hospitals and organizations with multiple locations or remote/traveling care providers.
EMR vs. EHR
While the terms EMR and EHR are sometimes used interchangeably, EMR software more often refers to digital records for internal use within the practice. On the other hand, EHR software refers to systems that manage digital records which can be shared internally across multiple office branches. EHR software is also conducive to securely sharing patient information externally with patients, other health care providers, insurance companies, etc.
EMR & EHR Software Features & Capabilities
Billing
Patient billing
Reporting
Electronic data submission
Scheduling
Physician scheduling
Automated appointment confirmations
Automated patient check-in
Calendar interface and capabilities
Document management
Continuous EMR updating
Template creation
E-prescribing and E-faxing capabilities
Patient portal
Secure messaging
Workflow
Customizable workflow automation
Multi-office / multi-physician capabilities
Interoperability between providers
EMR/EHR Software Comparison
When comparing different EMR software and EHR software, consider these aspects of the systems:
Notetaking capabilities: Medical professionals consistently rely on EMR software’s notetaking and tracking capabilities to document and exchange valuable patient or visit-specific information. EMR and EHR software will vary in the range and robustness of their offerings in this area. Features may include voice transcription, and the ease of taking notes, and making the notes easily accessible, can heavily impact the day-to-day office experience.
Specialization-specific features: Some EMR and EHR software tailor their offerings to specific specialties that require extra emphasis on certain capabilities. For instance, home care or physical therapy practices may place special emphasis employee management and client relationship management. Non-specialized EMR systems will also vary in the customizability of their record fields to your specific practice’s needs.
Extended Features: Some medical records software, and particularly EHR products, have expanded their offerings to encompass a broader range of processes within medical offices. Increasingly-prevalent capabilities include telehealth, revenue management, and a mobile application.
Pricing
EMR and EHR products typically charge monthly fees based on the number of providers in the practice. Alternatively, they may include a large one-time or annual fee. This can either be a flat rate or a percentage of the practice’s yearly earnings with smaller monthly maintenance fees. Monthly fees range anywhere from $100 - $700 and are very dependent on the size of the practice. One-time fees are larger and typically range from $1,000 to $20,000.
Certain vendors that offer products at the enterprise level charge substantially larger one-time license, implementation, and training fees. This can cost up to hundreds of thousands of dollars. Other vendors offer free or freemium versions of EHR software where the basic package is free. However, there are still implementation or billing costs to consider with these products.
Some vendors also offer the ability to customize and bundle software packages. The prices for these products vary according to the features and services selected.