The technology behind electronic health records has come a long way since the systems became mainstream back in 2009. As your practice grows and changes, you might find your EHR struggling to keep up. Or maybe you’ve been dealing with an EHR that never really met your needs. If you settled years ago for a “good enough” EHR, it’s time to take a fresh look at migrating to a system that will grow with you as your practice evolves.
The right EHR is your fast pass to an efficient, scalable practice that delivers outstanding, engaging patient care. Since the U.S. government’s EHR mandate was passed in 2016, there’s been a proliferation of tools on the market. Unfortunately, not every tool serves every kind of practice equally well. The wrong EHR can be frustrating and difficult to use, defeating the entire purpose. Avoid frustration by carefully assessing your options and choosing the right system for your needs.
Implementing electronic health records is an exciting step for your medical practice. EHRs unlock tremendous advantages for you and your patients – better patient outcomes, increased revenue, and more efficiency, to name just a few.
Some say EMR. Some say EHR. Is this a “po-tay-to, po-tah-to” situation, or is there really a difference?
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If you’ve been waiting for the right time to transition your medical practice from paper-based to electronic charting, that time is now — before your reliance on paper charts costs you thousands of dollars.
