PrognoCIS is a top-rated EHR Software platform that includes solutions like Practice Management & Billing software, eRx, EPCS, scheduling, and patient portal. It is particularly well-suited for small to mid-sized practices across various medical specialties. This software solution provides features that promote interoperability, population health management, and automate clinical processes. By streamlining administrative and clinical workflows and reducing documentation time, PrognoCIS EMR helps healthcare providers deliver high-quality patient care at a lower cost.
Implementation of PrognoCIS Electronic Health Records Software allows you to streamline your charting and administrative workflow while complying with ever-changing rules and regulations. It is affordable and yet scalable from single physician clinic to large, multi-location and multi-specialty practices
Free EMR with packaged solution including medical billing services starting at 3.5%.
Your patients deserve the best. So why continue to waste valuable time, energy, and revenue with your current EMR Solution? It’s time to transition to one of the most popular and HIPAA compliant EMR platforms in the market - PrognoCIS EMR.
It automates tasks, avoids redundancy, and collects and reports data easily. Save time and resources with seamless communication between your practice and labs, radiology, pharmacies, and referring doctors. It maximizes efficiency and increases income and lets you be more responsive to the needs of your patients and your practice.
PrognoCIS improves your medical practice’s efficiency by :
And several more EMR software options designed to increase efficiency and revenues of your medical practice.
The days of keeping your practice management software and electronic medical records software separate are over. Integrating your EMR with Practice Management software is the best low-risk, cost-effective way to make your practice more profitable and efficient.
PrognoCIS integrates with comprehensive practice management software and provides your practice with an integrated solution that eliminates lost productivity while increasing revenues and efficiency.
Here’s how full EMR and practice management integration benefit your medical practice:
PrognoCIS is a MACRA-certified EMR software. The MACRA (Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act) transformed the Medicare Incentive Program into a constituent of the latest version of MIPS (Merit-Based Incentive Payment System).
Medicare providers using PrognoCIS EMR participate in the Quality Payment Program (QPP) either through an Advanced Alternative Payment Model (APM) or the Merit-Based Incentive Payment System (MIPS).
PrognoCIS is on the Certified Health IT Product List and meets 49 Certification criteria and 58 Clinical Quality Measures in addition to meeting twelve Safety Enhanced Design Certification criteria.
PrognoCIS makes it easy to report on MIPS measure. No additional data entry is required for reporting on MIPS measures. You continue charting as usual. Our automated MIPS reporting and tracking system keeps you earning the most in positive adjustments.
Key benefits of MACRA-certified PrognoCIS EMR include:
PrognoCIS which is a specialty-specific EMR platform, helps improve patient outcomes and documentation accuracy. It also helps you meet the goals and requirements of your practice, including medical billing, practice management, and EMR solutions. PrognoCIS streamlines work throughout the practice to save you time and money.
An agile EMR platform with specialty-specific functions simplifies your work, reduces the risk of errors, and makes your practice more proficient, regardless of your specialty. Your staff becomes more engaged and experiences fewer disruptions to workflow, which means less interruption to your practice and revenue streams.
Our Telemedicine software integrates seamlessly with our EMR software and is designed to keep your practice running smoothly. This interoperability provides faster and more accurate diagnoses, improved efficiency in care coordination, quicker treatment, and more.
The main components of the package include:
Until March 2020, Medicare could only pay clinicians for telehealth services, such as routine visits in certain circumstances. For example, the beneficiary getting the services must live in a rural area and travel to a local medical facility to get telehealth services from a doctor in a remote location. In addition, the beneficiary generally could not get telehealth services in their home.Under Section 1135 waiver expansion, a range of providers, such as doctors, nurse practitioners, clinical psychologists, and licensed clinical social workers, were allowed to offer a specific set of telehealth services. The specific set of services beneficiaries can get include evaluation and management visits (common office visits), mental health counseling, and preventive health screenings.
Beneficiaries can get telehealth services in any health care facility including a physician’s office, hospital, nursing home or rural health clinic, as well as from their homes. This change has broadened telehealth flexibility without regard to the beneficiary’s diagnosis and helps prevent vulnerable beneficiaries from unnecessarily entering a health care facility when clinicians can meet their needs remotely.
Physicians
Nurse practitioners (NPs)
Physician assistants (PAs)
Nurse-midwives
Clinical nurse specialists (CNSs)
Certified registered nurse anesthetists
Clinical psychologists (CPs) and clinical social workers (CSWs)
CPs and CSWs cannot bill Medicare for psychiatric diagnostic interview examinations with medical services or medical evaluation and management services. They cannot bill or get paid for Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes 90792, 90833, 90836, and 90838.
Registered dietitians or nutrition professional
With electronic prescribing, or e-Prescribing, providers enter prescription information into a device such as a tablet, laptop, or desktop computer – and securely transmit data to pharmacies using a software program and connectivity to a transmission network. When a pharmacy receives a request, it fills the medication right away.
Key benefits of our e-Prescription solution include:
Medication Management for Adherence
Medication Management for Adherence from Surescripts is integrated into PrognoCIS EHR. Surescripts analyzes prescription usage data from Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) and funnels relevant information into PrognoCIS. This information empowers physicians to improve adherence by arming them with timely and targeted information.
Our patient-friendly, fully-integrated patient portal provides patients with a secure platform needed to become active partners in their healthcare management. With the integrated patient portal, patients have access to customizable features, including patient records, patient charts, lab results, and more.
RevenueXL’s Referral Management Service’s industry-leading integrated data solution ensures continuity of value-based quality of care through efficient optimization, streamlining, and management of your referred patients.
Key benefits of our patient portal
Key benefits of referring physician portal
Reduce lost revenue from missed appointments and late arrivals by providing your patients with a way to communicate with your office for tasks such as online appointment scheduling. Patients can receive important reminders through multiple media sources, including phone, text message, and email.
Patient Appointment Scheduler
Medical scheduling component automates the patient scheduling process for medical offices. This software provides a tool for coordinating provider calendars and patient appointment requests and for confirming available time slots.
Provides patients the option of scheduling appointments with their preferred method of communication):
Patient Appointment Reminders
Our appointment reminder service uses a text messaging mechanism and allows medical staff to send “appointment reminder” text messages to patients.
If you’re considering switching EMR software, the full-featured medical software from RevenueXL focus on the needs of small- to medium-sized practices with affordable cloud-based EMR solutions. You can deploy this integrated solution straight out of the box or customize it to your precise needs.
While there is more to replacing your EMR software than installation, RevenueXL helps make EMR transitions easy and successful. Here’s a brief look at how we’ll help you:
We’ll communicate with you regularly to make sure implementation is smooth and worry-free.
Contact us today to discuss your practice needs and schedule a live demo. Discover how our agile EMR can benefit your practice.
At RevenueXL, our goal is to help your practice maximize and accelerate revenue through improved, efficient billing and follow-up processes at the most affordable rates. Our medical billing services include:
When you pair our state-of-the-art revenue cycle services with our scalable, customizable, fully-integrated EMR Software, you’re eligible to receive the EMR at no cost to you.
Contact us for more details about how you can take advantage of this free EMR Software.
EMR Software is a computer-based system that medical practices use for managing patient digital health records in a secure manner and automating clinical workflows including patient check-in, appointment scheduling, etc. They were developed as digital replacements for paper-based medical records but have gradually evolved into modern EHRs with lot more functionality.
EMR Systems store digital versions of paper patient charts and are used for a variety of purposes, including:
Electronic Medical Records are an electronic version of the paper chart containing health-related information on an individual. It is created, gathered, managed, and consulted by authorized clinicians and staff within one health care organization. It does not leave the organization where it was created and includes “all of the key administrative clinical data relevant to that person’s care under a particular provider, including demographics, progress notes, problems, medications, vital signs, past medical history, immunizations, laboratory data and radiology reports, etc.
Electronic Health Record Software is a computer based system that medical practices use to manage and share systematic, real-time and digital version of a patient's medical history maintained by multiple healthcare providers.
A key feature of an electronic health record (EHR) is that health information can be created and managed by authorized users in a digital format that can be shared across authorized providers belonging to more than one healthcare organization. This includes primary care physician, specialists, pharmacies, laboratories, and emergency facilities, among other providers. As such, electronic healthcare records will include health information from all providers involved in a patient’s care.
EMR (Electronic Medical Record) and EHR (Electronic Health Record) are often used interchangeably, however, there is a subtle difference between the two.
An EMR is typically used by a single healthcare provider, such as a doctor or a clinic, to store and manage a patient's medical information within that organization. It is often used for clinical documentation and is usually not accessible to other healthcare providers outside of that organization.
On the other hand, an EHR is a comprehensive and centralized record of a patient's health information that can be shared and accessed by multiple healthcare providers, such as hospitals, clinics, and specialists. An EHR can contain more comprehensive information, including lab results, diagnostic images, and medication lists, and can help improve patient care coordination between different providers.
In summary, the difference between EMR and EHR is mainly one of scope and accessibility. An EMR is focused on a single provider while an EHR is focused on the patient and is accessible by multiple providers.
Many medical practices are becoming more efficient through the use of practice management software and electronic medical records. These developments have proven to be effective at improving patient care, as well as increasing the profits of those practices who have implemented them. However, they have not been without their challenges.
Many providers prefer to keep the two systems separate. Many of them already had practice management software before electronic medical records started to become popular. Using two separate systems can come with many problems because the two don't always work well together. Quite often, there is a breakdown in communication, even among programs who are supposed to work in sync.
The best solution to this breakdown in communication between practice management software or medical billing software and EMR is by choosing an integrated practice management and EMR system. This is an all-in-one answer that provides a seamless user experience, regardless of whether you're an office manager or a provider. This integrated system provides many benefits to the practice as a whole.
It takes time to switch between programs when you're using separate systems for practice management and medical records. Quite often, support staff need to access medical records for more information to help them code properly, or to do referrals. These are only two examples of common actions performed with practice management software. When staff are able to access the patient's record in tandem with their practice management system, the result is fewer errors and an improved experience for staff. Billing, which was once a tedious task that took hours to complete, can be done with only a few clicks of the mouse. Your staff's ability to perform these tasks is vital to your practice, however when they can perform them quickly, and with more precision, they'll be free to attend to the more pressing needs of your patients.
Medical billing has always been a very challenging task, even for an experienced medical biller. It's vital to pay strict attention to details, as even the smallest error can result in a claim being rejected. Thankfully, we've come a long way from the days of processing patient billing by hand. But, even with the use of practice management software, billing can still be difficult. Not only are insurance companies constantly changing their reimbursement rates and coding requirements, but when ICD-10 becomes the requirement, those without integrated practice management and EMR will find it to be even more challenging. Using an integrated practice management and EMR system for billing will cut down dramatically on the amount of time your billing staff spends processing claims, as well as entering payments. You'll find less rejected claims, because accuracy will be at an all time high. The immediate results you'll see are increased profits.
Integrated practice management and EMR systems are very popular among patients, specifically those who require the ability to communicate with their doctors regularly. Patients are easily able to request prescription refills and appointments. They can also quickly access their own medical records, test results and medication lists. Providers are finding that the continuity of care is much improved, and patients feel as though their needs are being met even more so than just a few years ago.
Integrated practice management and EMR systems have a great deal of benefits to offer your practice, regardless of whether you are a general practitioner or you have a specialty practice. Your office staff will appreciate the simplicity it brings to their jobs, and your patients will love the improvement in patient care.
