Many of us are concerned, even wary, about what health insurance companies do with the medical data they collect about us and our clients. What’s perhaps even more concerning is the prevalence of such data being used, traded, and sold by other entities, including some EHR (Electronic Health Record) vendors.
One of the top concerns I hear expressed about keeping electronic records in a cloud-based system are the ongoing monthly costs.
Carepath’s eRecord application packs an impressive array of features. They have all the major feature categories covered and have some unique offerings like a complete suite of note and assessment templates.
WriteUpp doesn’t set out to be everything to everyone. In fact, they are counting on a target market for those who want the most basic of practice management solutions. They’re off to a good start in that respect, with a nice clean, uncomplicated interface.
CentralReach starts off with a wonderful premise and shows a lot of promise. A newcomer to the market (launched in late 2012), CentralReach endeavors to not only provide a Meaningful-Use Certified EHR for mental health professionals, but also a tool through which users and other professionals can collaborate.