Medscribbler EHR Software

Medscribbler EHR Software is a cloud-based and HIPAA compliant electronic medical record (EMR) software solution. The solution is offered in two forms Medscribbler Network, where patient data is handled in the cloud, and Medscribbler Sovereign, where application control and database creation remain with the internet.

Primary features of the software include document management, e-prescribing, transcription service, scheduler, and billing. It is a suitable solution for medical practices and businesses of all sizes and a variety of types. Besides, the software supports multiple specialties, such as family practice, internal medicine, general surgery, and others.

Medscribbler was developed by Scriptnetics Inc, headquartered in New Brunswick, Canada. The platform uses tablet computers as its primary source of documentation to support multiple data input methods, such as keyboard, handwriting, and voice. It uses handwriting leads to embed handwriting input for medical record creation. This technology has left various potential vendors by the wayside, enabling Medscribbler to have the edge over it.

The Sovereign for of this solution also features an integrated practice management system and EMR. It offers users the option of hosting the database on an offsite server or a server at the client's location. Additional features include demographic importer, e-prescribing with Surescripts, clearinghouse integration, and pre-made forms.

Medscribbler Pricing

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Support

Support is offered via phone, email, and an online knowledge base.

Medscribbler USP

The software moves beyond “documentation by exception” to allow documentation by findings. This helps users drastically reduce provider costs.

Advantages

It offers an intuitive user interface. Their customer support team is highly professional and responds promptly to user queries.

Limitations

The software needs some improvements and needs to offer more features for multi-provider practices. It also lags a bit.