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Digital technology has radically transformed our world - smart phones, tablets, and web-enabled devices have changed our daily lives and the way we interact. Digital technology is also transforming healthcare because healthcare is an information-rich industry. Information is present in the form of past medical history, vital signs, progress notes, medications, allergies, lab data and imaging reports as well as other relevant information, such as insurance information and even data imported from personal wellness devices. Electronic records make information instantly available to authorized providers across practices and health institutions, helping in clinical decisions and coordinate care. It is not difficult to determine the direction that EHRs in the US will take over the next several years. A prominent and far more seamless flow of processed data within a digital healthcare infrastructure which is created by electronic medical records incorporates and leverages digital progress and can transform the way care is delivered and compensated. As EHR becomes more mobile-friendly, it will make the information easily accessible, and this trend will blast the healthcare industry forward.

iPatientcare's Pediatric EHR was designed by pediatricians, so our EHR thinks the way you do. We understand the unique needs of the patients, so we built custom-made features for you to treat children like 'little adults'. This EHR includes practice management and revenue cycle management solutions.

iPatientCare Allergy EHR has proved to be a modern and efficient EHR for Allergy and immunology practice. Similar to other specialties Allergists and immunologists are in a lookout for a specialty specific EHR that understands their unique workflow at the same time simplifies their common procedures.

EHR technologies can help prevent medical errors by highlighting potential drug interactions and adverse reactions. Today, a number of features have been integrated into EHR systems which can prompt alerts for drug-food or drug-drug interactions. Moreover, it can check for allergies, and previous documentation of adverse reactions to a particular drug thus avoiding a medical error.

iPatientCare's Pediatric EHR software assists in increasing the efficiency of your current operation and workflow process without comprising the quality of care, you insist on in your professional practice.

Healthcare industry is moving at a fast pace via Healthcare Information Technology (HIT). Everybody knows that electronic healthcare records (EHRs) are the most advanced practice of innovation in the healthcare industry. The meaningful use of EHRs (MU) is not limited to a certain sector of healthcare, which is capable of heavy investment. In fact, it is widely accepted by physicians of every scale and expertise.

EHR technologies can help prevent medical errors by highlighting potential drug interactions and adverse reactions. Today, a number of features have been integrated into EHR systems which can prompt alerts for drug-food or drug-drug interactions. Moreover, it can check for allergies, and previous documentation of adverse reactions to a particular drug thus avoiding a medical error.

Pediatrics EHR is a perfect solution for the Pediatricians. A Pediatrician treats childhood illnesses including physical, behavior, and mental health issues.

iPatientCare's Pediatrics EHR comes with comprehensive templates and workflow for Annual Physical Exam, Well Child Visit, Sick Visit, Growth Charts approved by CDC and WHO consisting of information like weight, age, stature, BMI, Head Circumference, etc.

iPatientCare successfully showcased its cloud-based Pediatric EHR and integrated practice solutions including revenue cycle management at American Academy Pediatrics, National Conference & Exhibition at Chicago

iPatientCare's Chiropractic EHR is most streamlined. It is most comprehensive and easy to use. Its Exam and SOAP notes feature along with the way it creates notes are very popular. It has also made the billing procedure very efficient and not to mention the uninterrupted support it provides.

A cloud based EHR system can help you to manage your billing and keep track of any denials and even why these denials occurred. It provides a centralized venue for your practice to add medical details about a patient. It also helps you to establish a patient portal, which gives your patients online access to their medical data.

iPatientCare is on Capterra's Most Popular EHR list in 2017

iPatientCare Pediatrics EHR is certified as CCHIT 2012 for Child Health. We provide a fully integrated suite for pediatric needs that handles every aspect of your practice.

MACRA EHR is finally here and Clinicians are overwhelmed by the changes and complexities in the New Payment Model.

Since the shift of volume-based healthcare services to value-based care, medical practices are trying to adjust regulatory changes for MIPS success. MIPS data submission is necessary for every healthcare provider to improve his revenue management. Eligible practitioners participate in a merit-based incentive program under QPP, and most of them submit data via EHR technology. They get rewards in return of their services only when they are able to depict true performance to CMS.

iPatientCare Revenue Cycle Management services free up resources and reduce administrative costs which allow providers focus more on their patients and delivering evidence-based care. We have been able to convert many providers using numerous EHR to iPatientCare EHR because of our ability to provide RCM services to them," said Chris Kailas, Manager, Revenue Cycle Enhancement Services, iPatientCare.

At iPatientCare, we strive to provide the experts' solution regarding the way an innovative MIPS payment system or the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System can be implemented. We will be constantly advising you about all CMS-MACRA updates. Our experts understand about the best ways of implementing the present MACRA regulations.

MACRA may provide the incentives for data sharing and greater standardization and usability of the EHR technology. Data sharing standards are a key component of MACRA that will enable significant changes in patient care.

Physical therapists (PTs) are now a breathing part of the Quality Payment Program (QPP). It is a choice they have to make because they can't back out. Medicare MIPS reporting through a MIPS Qualified Registry or an EHR system can get them through the maze of value-based care smoothly.