EyeDoc

 Computerized Medical Records for Ophthalmologists

Key Benefits

• Designed by a practicing ophthalmologist

• Intuitive to practice patterns and decision making process of US ophthalmologists

• User friendly

• Increases efficiency and productivity

• Improved documentation

• Compliant with the new 1997 E&M Documentation Guidelines

• Utilizes ICD – 9 and CPT^® coding mechanisms

• Immediate access to data across satellite offices

• Clinical templates for commonly presenting problems based on chief complaint

• Comprehensive yet only requires a few button clicks for detailed reports

• Automated consultation reports, prescriptions

• Graphing capabilities for trend analysis

• Search/query capabilities

• Fax, mail capabilities

• Modular

• Runs on standard PC’s

• Uses standard Microsoft packages

• Customizable

• Option of interfacing with automated visual equipment and digital cameras

The PMIS Computerized Medical Record System, EyeDoc, provides a unique ophthalmology interface that has been designed by a team of a practicing ophthalmologist and a computer scientist to meet the specific needs and demands of ophthalmologists both in private practice and academia.

The EyeDoc is a user friendly computerized medical record system whose goal is to increase the efficiency and productivity of the practice as well as improve the degree and ease of documentation. It provides clinical templates for commonly presenting problems based on the chief complaint. It also contains an exhaustive database to cover rare diagnostic entities. It covers the chief complaint, present/relevant history, past medical and ocular history, family history, social history, review of systems, diagnosis/assessment, and treatment plan. It has rich graphics capabilities where one can draw his/her findings as desired. It follows the patient’s progress and provides the rationale for ordering ancillary tests.

The EyeDoc is compliant with the new 1997 E&M Documentation Guidelines and utilizes the ICD-9 and CPT coding mechanisms. It provides automated, legible, accurate, comprehensive reports that are generated at the end of the visit along with automated consultation reports/letters, laser reports, prescriptions, and patient instruction sheets. It has mail and fax capabilities. It can be interfaced with other automated ophthalmic equipment and digital cameras. Thus, not only does it allow for immediate access of charts across satellite offices, but also it provides for improved documentation of the patient records. This enhances patient care and puts the practice in a favorable position in face of today’s more challenging environment with HCFA mandates and utilization reviews, claims reviews, reimbursements, and decreases the risk of documentation errors.

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