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MedInformatix

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    5777 W. Century BlvdSuite 1700 Los Angeles, CA 90045

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      (310) 348-7367

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EHR Overview

Satisfaction

56.3520408163265%; Satisfaction

Score

3.25

n Value

21

Overall Usability

53.5218253968254%; Overall Usability

Score

3.14

n Value

21

Prescribing

63.8690476190476%; Prescribing

Score

3.55

n Value

21

Workflow Management

34.7789115646258%; Workflow Management

Score

2.39

n Value

21

Order Management

57.4404761904762%; Order Management

Score

3.3

n Value

21

Population Management

44.8529411764706%; Population Management

Score

2.79

n Value

17

Implementation Experience

51%; Implementation Experience

Score

3.04

n Value

10

Training

52.3076923076923%; Training

Score

3.09

n Value

13

Support Experience

42.5170068027211%; Support Experience

Score

2.7

n Value

21

Interfaces

49.708167989418%; Interfaces

Score

2.99

n Value

18

Billing

60.2941176470588%; Billing

Score

3.41

n Value

17

Purchase Experience

54%; Purchase Experience

Score

3.16

n Value

10
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      New Feedback for MedInformatix
    • I have used of MedInformatix for 10 years. I agree with the earlier comment that Medinformatix, like many EHR systems, requires excessive scrolling and clicking. I use the add-on program Electronic Medical Assistant (EMA) by Integrated Business Intelligence Solutions (www.ibismd.com) to address these issues. EMA allows high level customization and efficiency that I believe is unmatched in the EHR industry. View feedback
    • Rating Date: 1/24/2014 1:36:47 PM
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      New Feedback for MedInformatix
    • Our office (two person practice) is part of a large multi-site specialty practice. The practices all function independently, share IT services. I find our EMR involves much too much scrolling, clicking, resizing windows and jumping thru different screens both to document information or especially if one is trying to orient oneself to a complicated case. The time factor to negotiate the documentation in even a simple patient encounter adds an irreducible and non-compensated loss in productively that has been tough to eliminate. View feedback
    • Rating Date: 12/10/2012 5:13:23 PM
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