January 1, 2023 Certification Deadline
Medisoft Clinical Upgrade Paths
All EMR software systems are required to meet the 21st Century Cures Act. We are a certified Medisoft Clinical service and support organization and have worked to develop an upgrade transition plan for all of our customers.
Medisoft Clinical Upgrade Paths
UnifiMD is easy to learn and easy to use, ready for all size practices.
Extremely powerful yet personalized to each users workflow. This path combines new technology with the option of keeping some of your existing note templates while improving your overall workflows.
Medisoft Clinical to UnifiMD EMR is an Easy Transition
Continue using Medisoft PM
Medisoft and UnifiMD share data. Patients and appointments populate UnifiMD. Visit documentation provides the ICD-10 and CPT billing codes to Medisoft billing, working as one single solution.
Clinical data conversion to UnifiMD
Your Medisoft Clinical data is extracted and imported into UnifiMD. There are options for discrete data conversions as well as text files and .pdf files. Old data is stored as unique documents in the UnifiMD patient chart making viewing, printing, faxing, and emailing extremely easy.
Document using familiar template formats
UnifiMD allows providers the opportunity to minimize the learning curve by utilizing their current template formats. Familiar note formats make it easy for providers to document in a new EMR while learning new improved features.
Improved workflow and productivity
UnifiMD runs on a MS SQL database. Utilizing the newest technology, solutions and database languages is crucial to improving your systems performance and staff productivity.
Powerful enough for large practices, easy enough for smaller practices.
Aprima:
Avoid popup windows, drop down lists, and cascading menus that interfere with patient care. Replication Technology - Anywhere, anytime access with or without an internet connection.
Why do you need to upgrade Medisoft Clinical EMR?
21st Century Cures Act
ONC INTEROPERABILITY RULES AND API FUNCTIONALITY
The Final Rule calls for the industry to support Application Programming Interface (API) functionality. It requires that health IT certified through the ONC Health IT Certification Program has standardized APIs.
The ONC describes APIs as “powerful tools” that support interoperability.
An API token can be considered a “key,” in an electronic form, that makes it possible for software applications to connect. Both UnifiMD and Aprima have API functionality.
Due to the way current API technology is built, however, there isn’t a consistent way to plug an API token into an app such as Apple Health. The Cures Act proposes a standardized format known as Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) that allows a new market of health apps to leverage data from any EHR in the standard format.