EMR vs EHR
#1 Ambulatory EHR
Key Features
Cloud Based Electronic Medical Records and Electronic Health Records Software for Medical Practices
Cloud Based
DocVilla EMR is accessible anytime, anywhere using a web browser. It runs on Google and AWS cloud with an uptime guarantee of 99.999%. DocVilla uses 256 bit encryption.
SOAP Templates
Create unlimited SOAP templates for your organization. Layer them for patients with multiple symptoms. Use one click macros to dynamically generate content.
Electronic Prescribing
Sending unlimited eRx using Surescripts network to over 75000 pharmacies across the nation. Compose compound drugs and get Allergy-Drug interaction notification.
Scheduling
Manage your calendar. DocVilla calendar even integrates with your smart phone and google calendar so you are always on top of your upcoming appointments.
Lab Integration
Using HL7 based interface, DocVilla can integrate with any lab of your choice. We also offer integration of APIs from various labs at no costs to you.
Powerful Analytics
DocVilla offers powerful analytics and reports to help you make critical decisions for your practice and account for unrealized revenue. We can even develop custom reports for your practice.
Integrated Telemedicine
DocVilla EMR offers HIPAA compliant free integrated telemedicine (video calling and messaging) within the platform. It is included in all the plans without any extra charge.
Free Patient Portal
DocVilla offers free patient portal. We can also customize and white-label the portal for a small fee. Patients can securely upload required documents.
Flexible Billing
Generate superbills using ICD 10 codes. Apply copays, deductibles to patient account. Send paperless bills to the patient, charge credit from DocVilla, file for insurance claim.
Task Management
Assign tasks to your staff members with due dates, notes, corresponding patient and chart records. Get auto notifications and keep track of completion.
Automatic Updates
Since DocVilla is cloud based, it is always up to date. No need to install any software. Open up the browser, login and start using DocVilla EHR. Available anytime, anywhere.
Document Management
Securely upload documents such as x-rays, MRIs, blood reports, copy of insurance corresponding to encounters. Documents are stored safely in cloud using 256 bit encryption.
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Why practices love us? DocVilla is the Best Ambulatory EHR EMR for independent practices.
DocVilla has a complete EHR platform along with patient portal. The terms Electronic Medical Records (EMR) and Electronic Health Records (EHR) are often used interchangeably. EMR and EHR share certain characteristics, however, they serve different purposes. Understanding the difference between EMR and EHR is important for the success of your practice.
Both EMR and EHR have digital versions of patient’s charts. However, the biggest difference is that in EMR, patient records do not leave the doctor’s office. So if a patient changes a doctor, his or her patient data is unlikely to be transferred. By contrast, an EHR contains more holistic view of the patient’s health from different doctors. This helps clinicians make better informed decisions for care planning. Feel free to read further differences on healthit.gov website.
DocVilla serves both as an EHR as well as EMR. Through DocVilla, patients can share their medical history between different providers. Clinicians can also request access to the patient data from other providers. DocVilla has a patient portal through which they have access to their medical records. DocVilla is the only EHR platform which has telemedicine capabilities. Our practices love us as we are the only EHR that offers customization and white-labeling of web and mobile apps for the practices. Our doctors say that we are the best ambulatory EHR EMR that they have come across and beat offerings of all our competitors.
Why is EMR needed?
Why do Providers need EMR?
Electronic Medical Records (EMR) are computerized versions of the paper charts used to store and manage patient information. They are used by healthcare providers to keep track of patient information such as medical history, medications, test results, and treatment plans. EMRs have many advantages over paper records, including improved accuracy, accessibility, and security.
One of the main advantages of EMRs is that they allow for more accurate and complete patient information. With paper records, information is often handwritten and can be difficult to read or interpret. EMRs use standardized forms and drop-down menus, making it easier for healthcare providers to enter and access patient information. This can lead to fewer errors and more accurate diagnoses.
EMRs also make patient information more accessible. With paper records, healthcare providers often have to physically go to a patient’s chart to access their information. With EMRs, healthcare providers can access patient information from any location with an internet connection. This is particularly useful for healthcare providers working in multiple locations or for patients who need to be seen by specialists.
EMRs also offer improved security for patient information. With paper records, patient information is at risk of being lost, stolen, or damaged. EMRs use password protection, encryption, and other security measures to protect patient information from unauthorized access.
In summary, EMRs are computerized versions of paper charts used to store and manage patient information. They offer many advantages over paper records, including improved accuracy, accessibility, and security. They are increasingly being adopted by healthcare providers to improve the delivery of care to patients.
