MDTotal EMR Big Hit At The AAD’07 Summer Meeting

New York, New York, USA. (SANEPR.com) August 12, 2007 -- Doctors crowed the booth of MDTotal well past the closing hours on every day of the AAD event, stated CEO Rizwan J. Rahman “We had a fantastic showing, the buzz on MDTotal quickly spread after our dermatology EMR DermTotal received a notable mention once again during one of the scientific sessions”. The state of the art Healthcare Information Technology Company featured technology well beyond the best health care management systems, MDTotal systems uniquely differ from all systems which base their EMR/EHR on word-processing templates identical in their functionality and workflow as well as their poor integration of the EMR/EHR with the rest of the system; episode coding, billing, radiology, pathology lab, patient portals and administration. MDTotal prides it self in achieving the Holy Grail in electronic medical records:

1. Documenting patient encounter in less than 1 minute.
2. Intuitive Point-n-Click templates
3. True logic progress notes (TLN).
4. Fully automated charge capture, coding and claims processing.
5. All data and reports kept in the patient file (single access).

Its design and development has taken Doctors with advance IT skills and 25 software engineers over 6 years to perfect the system, with beta testing for 4 years on 60,000 patients in medical facilities across the United States. MDTotal’s 1 minute documentation eliminates need for word-processing, voice recognition, transcriptions or a billing staff, health facilities can operate efficiently with a minimal front and back office staff.

MDTotal has successfully developed and deployed both Client/Server and Application Service Provider (ASP) models, including patient portals for online registrations and medical records storage.

Benefits of MDTotal Electronic medical records to its clients are; to improve income at times considerably and to reduce expenses by at least 20%, this is achieved mainly from improved documentation producing accurate automated coding of patient episodes. Secondary benefit is the time saved on documentation; presently it takes 7 to 10 minutes to accurately transcribe, document and code an episode on paper charts or electronic systems. Time saved by MDTotal further adds to the income generated by an increased no of patients seen.