You Deserve An Ophthalmology EHR System That Works for You!

Ophthalmology practices today are challenged to deliver the highest quality eye care and patient experience while operating in a complex and rapidly changing environment.

Electronic Health Records (EHR) applications can be complex and hard to use, and finding the right one for your practice can be a challenge. So, how do you know what is right for you? Especially, if you are tired of using an unreliable, counterintuitive, unproductive, expensive EHR or have been slowed down to a crawl not having transitioned from paper to a cloud-based easy-to-use, powerful EHR.

How Do You Know If You Are Ready To Switch To A Solution That Works For You?

• Designed by an Ophthalmologist for Ophthalmologists:

It is important to note that an ophthalmic EHR must be designed keeping in mind, practical considerations and on-ground realities of how a practice operates with

front office, back office, work up techs, scribes, and the multiple lanes that keep the patient flow steadily paced and importantly document the patient medical records for the provider to make accurate and actionable decisions. The application must be built from the ground up to make day-to-day tasks easier and more efficient. This is easier said than done with the various options that are available on the market today.

An ophthalmology EHR system should be designed to enhance ophthalmologist productivity in medical practice, improve communication, and never lose sight that it must be fully compliant with federal regulations.

Look for an easy-to-use EHR yet powerful, cloud-based, touch and voice-enabled can be used simultaneously by multiple users across various locations, can integrate with third-party applications locations, and acts as one seamless unit for enhancing productivity and patient satisfaction. 

• Easy MIPS Reporting:

One of the more important qualities of a good ophthalmic EHR is to assist in improving your Merit-based Incentive Payment System (MIPS) score. A good  EHR can collect MIPS data and report it to the necessary reporting bodies in a timely and responsible fashion but guide you to increase your MIPS score.

If your current EHR does a poor job of guiding and reporting your report MIPS data then it’s time to make a switch to Doctorsoft. While researching for the new system, be sure to look for an ophthalmology EHR that is an effective and built-in MIPS solution.

•  Ophthalmic Software Updates: 

A cloud-based, ophthalmic EHR with an above 99% uptime with an agile development team that is constantly working on improving the product is important. Some of the areas of continuous improvements should include: The software that is constantly being upgraded — especially when it comes to:

1. Security updates
2. Ease-of-use
3. The latest technology and innovations
4. Continued product enhancements and offerings.

• HIPAA-Compliant Help Desk: 

The ophthalmology EHR vendor plays a major role as an extension of your team – so the Help Desk staff should be able to help you when you have any queries or questions. The Help Desk needs to be supportive and resolve all of your tickets, from day one.

You need to ask the following questions about yourself before making a final decision.

1. Has your ophthalmology EHR application understood the ground realities of how an EHR is used in a real-world setting?
2. Do they offer a 24/7/365 HIPAA-compliant Help Desk support system?

Finding the Right Ophthalmology System for You?

Doctorsoft is a “cloud–based, device and browser agnostic ophthalmic” EHR that is easy to use, and cost-effective. This application is specially designed while taking into consideration all required measurements for all ophthalmologists.

Any information that is related to our EHR certification, costs and limitations, can be found at  doctorsoft.com