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EMR is specifically tailored to needs of urologists

AllMeds (Oak Ridge, TN) has introduced a new addition to its line of electronic medical records systems specifically created for urology practices. The EMR for Urology contains clinical content to allow urologists to increase revenue through more accurate E&M coding and reimbursement levels, efficiency gains through workflow management and decision support tools, and greater audit protection due to improved encounter documentation, the company says.

AllMeds (Oak Ridge, TN) has introduced a new addition to its line of electronic medical records systems specifically created for urology practices. The EMR for Urology contains clinical content to allow urologists to increase revenue through more accurate E&M coding and reimbursement levels, efficiency gains through workflow management and decision support tools, and greater audit protection due to improved encounter documentation, the company says.

Rather than general EMR products, AllMeds targets select specialties with EMRs geared toward the needs of those physicians. It also provides EMR systems for cardiology, ophthalmology, and orthopedics, among others.

To learn more about the AllMeds EMR for Urology, visit booth #1271.

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