ModernizingMedicine (ModMed) announced that a SOAP note for the company’s proprietary electronic health records (EHR) system is now available.
Refresh me on ModMed.
Based in Boca Raton, Florida, the software development company’s specialty-specific cloud platform includes:
Together, these technologies are intended to provide an all-in-one solution—encompassing clinical, financial, and operational resources—for specialty medical practices to potentially deliver more targeted patient care.
The company’s products and services are currently used in ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) and specialized areas of medicine such as ophthalmology.
Now this EHR.
ModMed’s Electronic Medical Assistant (EMA) system, a cloud-based EMR, is designed as a touch-based application that intuitively adapts to a physician’s practice style for a more streamlined workflow and efficient patient care experience in the following subspecialty areas:
- Cataract and refractive
- Glaucoma
- Retina
- Oculoplastics
- Pediatrics
Any other features?
- Automated notes and bills
- Built-in ICD-10 ophthalmology codes
- Merit-based incentive payment system (MIPS) functionality
What’s the credibility behind this?
Funny you should ask… the EMA system was actually ranked as the #1 ophthalmology EHR in 2022 (the sixth consecutive year) by the independent Black Book Market Research survey (and not to mention its other eight specialty-specific EHR systems).
Now… what’s a SOAP note?
A single-screen subjective, objective, assessment, and plan (SOAP) is a method of documentation healthcare providers (HCPs) use to write notes for a patient’s chart—providing a framework for evaluating information in an organized manner.
Talk about this single-screen SOAP note.
This new intuitive user interface enables clinicians to review a patient’s medical history, document findings and plans, and edit all on a single screen.
The intended result: simplifying their workflow and reducing the need for clicking and scrolling between sections on the EHR to document a patient’s clinical visit, according to ModMed.
Is this function available on all devices?
Yes! The single-screen is accessible via an iPad, or desktop web browser.
The EMA is also available on a smartphone through ModMed’s PocketEMA available in Apple’s App Store or Google Play for Android users.
Gotcha. So where can I find this?
ModMed is offering a free personalized demo of this latest addition. Click here to schedule.