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Increased Efficiency: Patient information is readily available, saving time and effort. Additionally, much less office space is required to store the records. |
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Patient/Resource Scheduling
Multiple Location and Physician Scheduling
Electronic Charge Capture
Electronic Eligibility Check
Custom Report Generator
Document Management
Patient Letters/Reminders
Referral Management
e-prescription
e-Lab Orders
Payment Management
Electronic Claim Submission
Claim Payment Tracking
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Patient Portals provide communication services between patients and providers. Providers grant patients access (with a secure username and password) to information through a web connection. Patients can log in to the system to:
• Check appointment schedules
• Request an appointment
• Check lab results
• Examine statements
• Request a prescription refill
Complete new patient intake forms. Providers can send messages such as appointment reminders, electronic statements, and lab results to patients.
Providers can better communicate with their own patients. The attending doctor can easily communicate with patients’ other attending physicians without the potential delay of traditional mail or phone messages. |
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Improved Documentation: Eliminates illegible handwriting, links related records electronically, reduces data entry errors, and helps eliminate missing/required patient information. |
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Improved quality of care: With complete and immediate access to patient records, providers are able to provide better, faster, more personalized care, raising the level of both medical care and personal attention. |
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Improved security: Role-based security allows only authorized individuals access to medical records. Access logging and auditing provides a history of who accessed and who modified any record. |
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Reduced documentation expenses: Eliminates need for most transcription activity and dramatically reduces the need for paper storage facilities. |
