Guest guest Posted February 20, 2012 Report Share Posted February 20, 2012 Will do Ken. Thanks. Trying hard to no like HelloHealth, based on their cost/subscription model, but something I have not seen yet in other models is the capability to do virtual video visits. Now, sure, you can Skype with patients if so desired, but I have no way of knowing if that is secure. And, with HelloHealth, a patient schedules, initiates, and purchases such a consultation via the platform, and the physician receives the connection within the EMR and has a built-in platform for documenting the visit right there on the spot. Are there any other doctor-patient video conferencing/connectivity solutions out there? Secure. Anyone using such a feature? Am I giving the option too much stock, i.e., patients won't really want to use it anyway? Thanks... Greg > > > 1) CareCloud -- had an hour long demo yesterday. Web-based platform. Gorgeous looking; if you can use an iPad, you can use this software. Truly cloud-based; not browser specific. Easy to use. Flexible note generator. Built-in billing platform which, though I did not thoroughly demo it, looks like it adequately capable and really easy to use. Downsides were that the patient portal in " coming soon. " Looks like they're trying to grow it into a mini-Facebook, where you will be able to see who else is logged in, patients, colleagues, and connect in real time. They intend for you to use it with their billing service, and to do so would give you the software for free, in return for a billing percentage (probably 5-7%). If you want to use it and bill yourself, then it is $399-499 a month. But they also want $5K for startup costs/training/install (which I think is a little crazy since the software as demo'ed looks completely ready to use out of the box). > > > > 2) Looked at the beat version of Avado yesterday. Probably not quite ready for primetime yet. It is focused more on patient interaction, rather than on EMR uses or Meaningful Use or practice management. But they have recently added a text-based notes generator. But it looks like it will be very powerful for this purpose. I especially liked how you can use it to create buckets for patients to belong to, e.g., Over 65 bucket, the Hypertension bucket, the Taking Statin bucket, and then Broadcast messages to individuals or to Buckets. And run reports on the same. I'm not as certain about what Avado will cost once truly released, but I think the Patient Portal features will likely be free, to both sides of the equation, but extras on the physician side, e.g., the EMR, will incur a monthly subscription cost. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 20, 2012 Report Share Posted February 20, 2012 OK, silly question. What's an e-visit? Is it just a series of emails? Or is there some tech involved that I don't know about? Greg > > I think you could do just as much with e visits and a digital photo > which I have done a bunch of times Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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