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"Whether I'm at the practice, at home or waiting to deliver, I can access our practice's charts quickly and securely from any Internet PC."
Terri Alexander, M.D., F.A.C.O.G.
Rush-Copley Hospital
Chicago, IL
"Now that our practice is fully transitioned to electronic format, I cannot imagine going back to paper."
Elizabeth Tan-Chiu, M.D., MedOnc
FLorida Cancer Care
Ft. Lauderdale, FL
"DrScribe reduced our transcription costs by 25%, increased office space and enabled our physicians to access records from anywhere"
Jay Baker, M.D., F.A.C.C.
Cardiology Associates
Boca Raton, FL
"Thanks to DrScribe, I have a universal login that allows me to electronically sign and fax STAT reports for all my imaging centers within minutes."
Germaine Rodriguez, M.D.
Radiologist, Miami, FL
"In addition to transcription work, DrScribe helped secure our networks, host our data and integrate our lab equipment."
Shawn Baca, M.D., F.A.C.R.
Rheumatology Associates
Boca Raton, FL
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How many times has your staff had to hunt and dig
for charts simply to find out whether a certain
document was faxed to the requesting entity? If you
add up all the times your medical records department
does that, we bet the number of man hours converted
to hard dollars would be hard to stomach. With
insurance reimbursements reducing year after year,
the only weapon you have against this is to
streamline your operations and run your practice
like a well-oiled engine.
The fax history feature is a great time-saver
especially for a specialists’ facility. Practices
and hospitals that have heavy faxing requirements
cannot survive if their communications are weak and
difficult to monitor. You can now monitor all your
outbound faxes with a detailed fax history for every
document. You can see exactly who sent a fax, how
many attempts were made at the exact
date/time/second, and when the successful fax was
transmitted.
Your medical records staff can monitor fax history
for a single or multi-location facility from a fax
console and send failed faxes with the click of a
mouse.
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