And particularly critical as the pressures of managed care and reduced reimbursements for treating patients in the Ophthalmic marketplace continue to mount. After completing his course of instruction at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, he has been actively involved in ways to enhance eyecare both medically and scientifically. It all boils down to efficiently managing many levels of patient information that link Primary Care, Ophthalmology, and Post-operative Care into a single resource which can be shared and easily accessed. When I walk into a room to see my patient, I can immediately access their data from refraction to complex imagery. In my practice my patients want as much information as I can give them.
Additional benefits can also be significant.
By marketing quality and providing better services and information we get better quality patients. Imagine creating that much time through increased efficiency. Efficiency that covers everything from archiving all valuable patient data to patient consent information to coding procedures so that revenues can be increased. What this means for all healthcare professionals is more resource-based scheduling, improved efficiency and patient flow. No other system covers as much.