Recent changes to the healthcare marketplace require physicians to follow strict
documentation guidelines and regulations from CMS, HIPAA and insurance regulators.
These guidelines and regulations force physicians and their staff to spend more
of their valuable time documenting the medical examination and findings as well
as maintaining the privacy and security of patient information. In addition,
soaring transcription fees, paper and storage costs and the overwhelming task
to manage paper records challenge healthcare providers and administrators to
find ways to meet their financial bottom lines.
Why MedicWare EMR?
MedicWare
EMR enables healthcare providers to produce accurate, detailed and timely
progress notes that reflect the comprehensive findings during the patient
visit. MedicWare EMR calculates and suggests the proper codes for the services
performed at each encounter. By using pre-defined templates, the
provider can take a more proactive approach towards the
care of their patients. With the help of MedicWare EMR,
physician can create comprehensive CMS and HIPAA compliant
progress notes with less time and resources. MedicWare
EMR eliminates the need to search endlessly for the elusive
paper chart. Physicians and their support personnel will
be able to access the patient information from any computer,
anytime, anywhere. By utilizing the latest in wireless
technology providers have the ability to generate real
time histories, physical reports, progress notes right
at the point of care. MedicWare EMR's unique and flexible
design integrates with Pocket PC, Table PC and voice recognition
software. The improved progress notes and reports generated
from MedicWare EMR will give the practice peace of mind,
as well as protection from third party audits and medical/legal
challenges. In addition, it will be able to eliminate or
substantially reduce transcription fees and staff. MedicWare
EMR is also HL7 compliant, which allows for industry standard
seamless interfacing between the practice's current practice
management system and most lab systems.