Question

I need help finding a free EHR/EMR software

Answer 1

Ans) AdvancedMD is an integrated EHR and practice management system that can incorporate either the company's in-house solution or a third-party solution; the company maintains partnerships with more than 700 billers.

- Training is ongoing after the go-live date and included in the price, and AdvancedMD maintains a 24/7 help desk, which sets it apart from many other EHR vendors we reviewed. The software integrates with two major labs, Quest Diagnostics and LabCorp, but it also extends APIs to any willing third party, such as additional labs, hospitals or pharmacies with unsupported EHR systems.

• NextGen Healthcare
- Wechose NextGen because it is a quickly deployed, web-based EMR that ensures practices are operating on the most up-to-date system. It is also relatively user-friendly, and the company includes free training sessions during the implementation period, helping your practice get up to speed more quickly.

NextGen includes all the key features we looked for in an EMR, plus useful tools like the MIPS/MACRA dashboard, which tracks practice performance with respect to criteria set under the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services' Promoting Interoperability standards

• Greenway Health – Intergy EMR
- Greenway Health's EMR software, Intergy, is a highly flexible system that can be used differently on a user-to-user basis. While Intergy's interface appears somewhat dated, it doesn't disappoint in its adaptability to individual preferences. The software also includes a great deal of shortcuts to streamline daily practice operations.

Intergy's implementation takes between 90 and 120 days and includes live virtual training courses, which are specially designed to address each staff member's role within the practice. Greenway Health also assigns practices an implementation consultant to guide them through the configuration and launch of their EMR software.