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MedInformatix

  • Head Office

    5777 W. Century BlvdSuite 1700 Los Angeles, CA 90045

    • Main Phone:

      (310) 348-7367

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EHR Overview

Satisfaction

53.0381438289602%; Satisfaction

Score

3.12

n Value

20

Overall Usability

48.6819727891156%; Overall Usability

Score

2.95

n Value

20

Prescribing

65.6819727891156%; Prescribing

Score

3.63

n Value

20

Workflow Management

31.3289601554908%; Workflow Management

Score

2.25

n Value

20

Order Management

51.1011904761905%; Order Management

Score

3.04

n Value

20

Population Management

40.1785714285714%; Population Management

Score

2.61

n Value

16

Implementation Experience

51.6666666666667%; Implementation Experience

Score

3.07

n Value

9

Training

52.75%; Training

Score

3.11

n Value

12

Support Experience

40.6608357628766%; Support Experience

Score

2.63

n Value

20

Interfaces

47.3469387755102%; Interfaces

Score

2.89

n Value

17

Billing

52.4305555555556%; Billing

Score

3.1

n Value

16

Purchase Experience

52.1666666666667%; Purchase Experience

Score

3.09

n Value

9
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EHR Feedback

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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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      New Feedback for MedInformatix
    • The advantage of Medinformatix is open source code using MS-SQL. Fully integrated products on single platform. Can edit on-the-fly without needing to call the vendor. Meaningful Use for a solo family doc is a huge undertaking. Some of it misguided. Documentation processes are longer as a result. Not sure yet that it is worth the effort. Just got a request from an attorney for the 'complete medical record', including all transactions in the EMR as specified by HIPPA. Not sure yet if this is an accurate interpretation of HIPPA, but it makes one pause. If every key stroke I make is open to legal scrutiny, maybe scanning hand-written notes is the better option. View feedback
    • Rating Date: 12/7/2012 2:59:53 PM
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