Electronic Health Records Software for extensive healthcare delivery networks today are often seen as firm, inflexible, difficult to use and costly to set-up. The most common of these EHR Software are often designed around older technologies, and it often shows in their ease of access. Many healthcare providers find these systems highly complex and hard to navigate, [...]
The Health IT Certification Program is a certification program by the Office of National Coordinator (ONC). Back in 2010, a total of 6 companies were chosen to test and provide certification for Electronic Health Records (EHR) software, also known as Electronic Medical Records (EMR) software. The ONC-ATCBs (ONC-Authorized Testing and Certification Bodies) determine if the EHR [...]
The ambulatory EMR software market has become even more competitive in 2018, with EHR Software companies outperforming each other in areas such as user experience, customer support and especially the pricing. Epic Systems, Cerner, Mckesson, and Meditech are EMR software companies most frequently seen across hospital settings. All of these Electronic Medical Records (EMR) Software giants [...]
There are hundreds of EMR Software companies in the US today and most of them offer their services to a wide range of specialties such as Cardiology, Family Medicine, Gastroenterology and General Surgery. However, in the field of healthcare, “one size fits all” does not apply […]
If you’re wondering whether you’re the only medical provider dissatisfied with your current EHR software platform, don’t despair as most other clinicians probably feel the exact same way. […]
Clinicians have been using Electronic Health Records (EHR) for quite a while, but one question they can’t get over is whether a cloud-based system is better than an on-premise or not. Cloud-based systems may be comparatively new in the market but their benefits are immense. Not only they are economical, but they can also be accessed from [...]
