Guest guest Posted March 31, 2006 Report Posted March 31, 2006 We use Altapoint Practice Management on a hosting environment to run and connect 18 practices. We have found it to be very intuitive. It integrates entirely the scheduling, billing, and EMR (electronic medical record). We are using the EMR version and have developed PT-specific templates for different exams (elbow/forearm, lumbar, cervical, balance/gait, knee, etc.) that have improved documentation significantly. Each template has taken about 2 hours to create in the software-- not a bad tradeoff for the documentation boost. If you want more information-- or I can show via our fake " test practice " if you'd like to see it work-- you can email me privately. Robin Roach www.ptbiller.com golfkat01 wrote: I am starting a private practice and am looking for the best software package for schedualing, charging, documentation. There is a lot out there and I was wondering if people would give some advice as to what may have worked for them and/or what to look for when purchasing, that I might not have thought of. Thanks for any help you may have. Please identify yourself, your discipline and your location in all messages to PTManager. Sick of working for someone else? Tired of fighting against POPTS? Ready to quit the corporate nonsense of large organizations? Visit www.InHomeRehab.com. PTManager encourages participation in your professional association. Join APTA, AOTA or ASHA and participate now! Please identify yourself, your discipline and your location in all messages to PTManager. Quote
Guest guest Posted March 31, 2006 Report Posted March 31, 2006 , www.advantagesoftware.com I was in the same position as you. This software is PT Specific and covers the whole office. Reasonably priced as well. I have been very happy with it. Good Luck. Feel free to shoot me an email for any questions. Jim golfkat01 wrote: I am starting a private practice and am looking for the best software package for schedualing, charging, documentation. There is a lot out there and I was wondering if people would give some advice as to what may have worked for them and/or what to look for when purchasing, that I might not have thought of. Thanks for any help you may have. Please identify yourself, your discipline and your location in all messages to PTManager. Sick of working for someone else? Tired of fighting against POPTS? Ready to quit the corporate nonsense of large organizations? Visit www.InHomeRehab.com. PTManager encourages participation in your professional association. Join APTA, AOTA or ASHA and participate now! Please identify yourself, your discipline and your location in all messages to PTManager. Quote
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