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We have developed a comprehensive electronic medical records (EMR) software buyers guide, as well as a number of more focused specialty EMR software system (see menu for a comprehensive list). Primary care specialists will find specific guides for Ob/Gyn EMR software and pediatric EMR software. We also have guides for cardiology EMR software, chiropractic software, plastic surgery software, urology EMR software, mental health software, tablet PC & medical PDA software and our new CCHIT certified EMR guide, among others.
We offer a comprehensive buyers guide for medical billing software systems. Buyers will want to determine if they want a traditional "on-premise" system or an online medical billing software system. Physician practices will likely want an integrated medical practice management software system or perhaps a system with an integrated EMR application. Meanwhile, medical billing companies will often want a stand-alone billing system.
Patient scheduling software is often paired with medical billing capabilities in a complete practice management system. However, in some cases - such as when billing is outsourced - providers will simply want a standalone scheduling system that stores core patient demographic information and daily schedules.
Radiologists and other medical professionals can use our extensive radiology information system (RIS) buyer's guide to research and select radiology software for their practice. A RIS is used by radiology departments to store, manipulate and distribute patient data and images.
Picture archiving and communications systems (PACS) are used in the medical industry to store and manage DICOM images (i.e., X-rays, MRIs and CAT scans.) Our comprehensive PACS buyer's guide helps hospitals and radiology centers select the right medical imaging system.
Selecting an outsourced billing service can be distressing. Our comprehensive medical billing services guide helps practices explore their outsourced billing options by analyzing characteristics like technology, pricing and level of service. Medical billing services manage claims generation & submission, carrier follow-up and collection agency transfers.
Our comprehensive medical accounting software buyer's guide helps medical professionals select the right accounting system for their practice. We highlight solutions that offer a general ledger and manage office accounting functions like accounts payable, accounts receivable, inventory, purchasing and payroll.
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