iMedicalOffice for Mac
Complete EHR solution.
$39.99
In English
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iMedicalOffice overview
iMedicalOffice is the first EHR software available on the Mac App Store. iMedicalOffice is a complete EHR solution. You can manage your patients in a convenient and fast way and customize everything you need. You can manage laboratory visits, appointments, treatments, you can organize treatment plans through the folders, attach and share pictures, manage prescriptions, generate documents and do everything you need to optimize your work.
You can see your agenda, synchronize your appointments and events with iCal , customize patient information, manage documents and prescription in PDF format. You can manage documents and, thanks to advanced iMedicalOffice's features, you can customize all patient information and handle the history. iMedicalOffice does not require an internet connection and protect your data by password and supports multiple profiles.
- Data Protection
- Daily Activity Summary
- Agenda and Calendar management
- Integration with iCal
- Activity Management
- Annotations Management
- Historical Data
- Patients Management with complete personalization
- Appointments Management
- Allergies Management
- Medicines Management
- Support for care plans through folders
- Advanced Images Management
- Visits Management, treatments and recipes
- Processing Documents in PDF
- Costs management and reporting
- Ambulatories/Clinics Management
- Reports
- Audio-Vocal annotations support
- Payments management
- Clinical and accounting reports
What’s new in version 1.5
Version 1.5:
- Fixed bugs
- Restyle
- Improved iCal sync
- Added delete features
iMedicalOffice for Mac
$39.99
In English
Version 1.5
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Mar 11 2014
Version: 1.5
This looks like a joke - a bad joke. It doesn't appear to have been written with any advice by a physician.
If the developer were serious about creating an electronic health record, then he/she should realize there are federal regulations that he has to meet and certify the EHR.
If the developer were serious about creating an electronic health record, then at the very least, show us a progress note entry form sample. I don't see any screen that shows us as basic a document as a progress note.
If anything, this app is simply an attempt to lure people to buy it rather than provide a real service to physicians.
Daylite can do a much better basic job than this app.
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