Infographic of EMR/EHR Software Solutions
Whether you call them Electronic Medical Records (EMR) or Electronic Health Records (EHR), these software solutions for digital patient records are a hot topic in doctors’ offices all around the country today.
I came across this infographic listing the top 20 EMRs at Capterra.com. I found it interesting to see how the software ranked by popularity. I expected to see eClinical at the top, but I was surprised to see McKesson and Cerner in the top three.
This list is a good starting point if your medical practice is at the beginning stages of selecting an Electronic Health Record. Call the first vendor on the list and work your way down. Also, do a Google search to see what other medical practices are saying about these EHRs.
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Have you started the process of choosing and installing an EHR? How is it going? Leave your thoughts, experiences, and horror stories in the comment section below.
Thanks for sharing this information!!!
Thank you to giving your knowledge on this EHR topic. It is very useful before selecting the best alternative.
You are welcome!
Thank you for sharing this information! You are right, Manny. This list is a great place to start if your medical practice is in the beginning stages of selecting an Electronic Health Record (EHR). However, there are also other excellent EHR solutions out there that aren’t on the “most popular” list. Sometimes the most popular software package isn’t necessarily the right fit for your practice. As medical professionals embark on their beginning stages of research, I recommend taking a few moments to visit some of the other profiles on this page of the Capterra site for more options: http://www.capterra.com/electronic-medical-records-software/
Yes there sure are other EHRs out there, some of which are specialty specific which are well worth checking out. Thanks for you input!
I wish I had read this article before I bought an EHR software package.
I bought Vitera Intergy EHR and I am considering just switching from this horrible company. They have cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars, they are really complicated to use, have poor support, and keep trying to gauge you with more and excessive charges.
There needs to be more open reviews of each of these companies.
Dr B
Sorry to hear about that Dr. B. We looked for an EHR. We did a lot of research, had numerous demos, visited practices that used the EHRs and talked to others. Based on many factors eClincal ended up on the top of our list.
The top 3 on our list were:
1. eClincal
2. Allscripts
3. Greenway
Thank you for sharing this information. It will be helpful for providers when choosing the right EHR for their practice.