Medical Software

When it comes to healthcare tools and types of software, Electronic Health Records (EHR) and Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are often confused.  Why is this? They are very similar in their uses, applications, and purposes. Both EHR and EMR are digital medical records used by healthcare professionals. They are meant to replace paper healthcare records […]

What is EHR? Electronic Health Records (EHR) are electronic versions of a patient’s paper chart that includes their entire medical history. They provide instantaneous digital access to a patient’s medical history by authorized personnel in different physicians’ offices. Key points of information about a patient’s health history that EHR includes are: Compared to Electronic Medical

If you work in the healthcare industry, you likely already know that your daily workload can be overwhelming! Healthcare workers and physicians have tons of administrative tasks to handle, such as billing, scheduling, managing insurance-related tasks, and much more. Luckily, as the healthcare space becomes more digital, there are now solutions available to help you

Running your medical billing efficiently is a necessary part of managing any medical practice. Practitioners have two main options when it comes to deciding how to handle their billing operations. They can either manage billing in-house using billing software or practice management software, or they can outsource their billing needs to a medical billing and

What is EMR? An electronic medical record (EMR) is a digital file of a patient’s medical record. They include information such as medical history, diagnoses, current medications, immunizations and vaccines, allergies, lab results, and more. These patient records used to be filed and held by medical practices via paper charts. But since 1996, medical practices