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Are you still searching for that "perfect fit" when it comes to your EHR software? The childhood fairy tale Goldilocks and The Three Bears comes to mind when anyone discusses the perfect fit. One may be too large, another too small, but the simplicity of the story offered “one” as being “just right!” It isn’t just a childhood story to expect the same outcome within your practice. 

How might that storyline unfold if our main characters were from a small-to-medium size medical practice searching for the perfect electronic health record (EHR)? The "just right" EHR software solution should:

Meet the needs of your specialty and unique workflow requirements.

Look for templates that are specialty-specific and offer the ability to display the available templates based on the individual specialty of the provider. Within the note, look for the ability to retain the provider’s style both in content and process. Can you incorporate free text, drop-down, point click, by exception dictation, and even Dragon or other voice recognition workflows within the same note? Are you able to add and remove sections or even change the options within a designed picklist on the fly?

Provide a flexible appointment scheduling module.

The best EHR systems will accommodate your scheduling needs with ease. They should recognize the need for appointments to be scheduled, modified, rescheduled, and deleted, even as a reoccurring block of appointments. Maybe your practice needs more flexibility to accommodate walk-in patients, the virtual patients, or the ability to recall a patient for an annual wellness visit. Will the system accommodate these appointment types? And when those appointments are scheduled, can you view a single day across multiple providers on the same screen?

Support a positive patient experience.

The delivery of healthcare is changing, and adapting can benefit both the patient and the practice. The “just right” fit delivers the following without adding a completely separate process:

  • tele health that works in conjunction with the patient portal

  • unlimited access to your practice and a flexible platform that can adapt to your device of choice so that documentation can be completed simultaneously with clinical care

  • the ability to share data across the practice and reduce the administrative burden to both the provider and the patient (ex: kiosk patient check-in).

Help the business management side of the practice. 

If services rendered are not reimbursed accurately and in a timely manner, medical practices will not survive to treat the patients. It is a wicked reality. Filing an insurance claim or even being able to obtain the eligibility and authorization for the patient’s insurance is essential to the financial health of a practice. The best EHR software will guide the staff through the maze of reimbursement, from the first step of checking eligibility by type of service to providing the necessary alerts to help the staff make the best financial decisions.

If you want to see if Practice EHR is the "perfect fit" for your practice, Request a Demo here to discover our solutions and services.

Topics: Insider, Healthcare Office Management, Patient Care, Small Practice, EHR Solution, Specialty-Specific EHR, Cloud-based EHR

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