Card Scanning Solutions Inc. Partners with IO Practiceware’s EHR and EPM Software System, Advancing Capabilities in the Ophthalmology and Optometry Industries
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IO Practiceware offers state-of-the-art software designed exclusively for ophthalmologists with the aim of enhancing usability and speed as well as revolutionizing the way a practice works. As one of the fastest growing Electronic Health Records and Practice Management software firms in the industry today, IO Practiceware understands what is required in order to enhance the functionality of ophthalmology practices and so their solutions offer a wide variety of features which create a working dialogue between data entry, interpretation, as well as practice and image management. This is achieved with advanced features such as a unique touch-screen interface, electronic medical records, accurate auto-coding, image and practice management systems, a two week on-site training program as well as 24/7 customer support. The result is an end-to-end workflow that maximizes efficiency, productivity and revenue streams.
With the recent partnership with
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By integrating the advanced EHR and PM solution system from IO Practiceware with the MedicScan® OCR software and the SnapShell® R2 scanner from
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IO Practiceware offers an integrated EHR and EPM software that is designed exclusively for ophthalmologists. As one the fastest growing Electronic Health Records and Practice Management software firms in the industry, IO Practiceware develops, sells, installs, and maintains their solution in ophthalmology offices nationwide. They have developed their product to maximize workflow in an ophthalmology setting and their solution combines advanced features like a touch-screen interface and auto-coding with ophthalmology specific EHR software, image and practice management systems. The IO Practiceware’s touch screen format eliminates drop down menus and utilizes big-button design, saving time recording notes in the exam room. Their EHR also automates coding, clinical follow-ups and referral letters. They have a user-friendly and intuitive interface that is highly customizable to display the most critical information on clinical screens.
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