 We are pleased to announce that Phoenix Ortho* has successfully passed the test to become a Certified Complete EHR - Ambulatory for Meaningful Use.
Phoenix Ortho provides the industry’s only orthopedic specific electronic health record solution which is adaptive, learns physician preferences, manages workflow and does not require templates. Our orthopedic focus eliminates 100% of the irrelevant content required by all multispecialty vendors. By deploying orthopedic specific solutions and leveraging the most progressive technologies available, Phoenix Ortho can make orthopedic physicians more efficient while improving the quality of patient care. |
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In July, the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) issued the meaningful use (MU) rules, which are 864 pages long, and defined the future of the electronic health record (EHR) in physicians’ offices. Those practices that have legacy EMR systems or do not yet have an EHR system in  place need to ensure their future software provider is aggressively pursuing MU certification.
Stipulating MU certification by a set time in the software contract may be the best option. Orthopedic practices seeking the best-in-class software that is slated to be the first MU-certified orthopedic-specific software can grab a free demo by clicking here.
For a detailed background on what MU certification means and what it takes to become certified, click here or simply contact a Phoenix Ortho EMR Consultant to learn what this means for your orthopedic practice. Phoenix Ortho, a solution developed by engineers with more than 30 years in delivering orthopedic practice software, helps physicians speed through their day with a documentation tool smart enough to learn their preferences as they use the system. |
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| Talk Therapy for Your PACS System and EHR
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As Google celebrates the 115th anniversary of the discovery of X-rays, orthopedic practices have another reason to celebrate: you can finally get your PACS system and EHR to talk to one another without the cumbersome, costly mediator – the HL7 interface. 
Most EHR systems on the market today are not orthopedic-specific and only one bundles PACS and EHR into a seamless package. Installing a typical PACS system separately from an EHR can cost your practice as much as $40,000 more than the premium bundled ortho EHR system on the market. Why? EHR creators are happy to sell you the extra add-ons to make their systems talk with other healthcare software not bundled into their system. However, these add-ons can be costly and difficult to implement.
Why spend the time and dollars to patch together an orthopedic EHR system when Phoenix Ortho’s patent pending all-in-one EHR and PACS solution integrates seamlessly with the premier digital CR and DR image solutions by Konica Minolta, the number one computed radiography vendor, according to MD Buyline?
Before you buy expensive “therapy” for your PACS and EHR systems, click here for a free demo this week of the all-inclusive Phoenix Ortho system. |
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