RXNT vs RevolutionEHR: Which is a better fit?

Muhammad M

Medical Doctor

Diverse range of templates allowing you to focus on patient-centred care. E-prescribing is an excellent feature which allows ease of review and authorisation.

Notes - many drop downs, and hard to scroll between drop downs, rather than being broken up into sections on side bar that you can easily click through.

Great reports to keep your office on top of meaningful use. By far the best EHR company out there.

A few key features are missing or difficult to understand.

Customer service and the representative that helped with set up was very nice and helpful. Sensitive content hidden] has been very supportive.

Difficult to set up billing properly, still issues after 2 years, EMR is not intuitive and incessantly and unnecessarily difficult.

But since I have started using it, I use it for all my prescriptions because I love the ease and speed of prescribing, and the ease of maintaining prescription records.

Our compounded scripts aren't being received by other pharmacies. Live chat stopped working for us after the first few weeks.

I like the cloud based system and how the updates and improvements happen regularly for the fee. The techniques that make for better efficiencies are great.

Sometimes information gets lost if you are clicking too quickly or if there are two people in a chart.

Encounter documentation clarity and efficiency with much greater confidence on all our medical billing and coding encounters.

Inability to integrate with other software‘s easily (optos, zeiss, online intake forms).

I have used this software for years, and the flexibility is such an amazing part. I love that I can tailor it to my needs, which may be different than another user in the same office.

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Constant industry leading innovation and a commitment from this company to help me achieve meaningful use of this application.

I feel this software can be modified to fit just about anyone's optometric practice. The only problem I can for see would be user transitioning from traditional record keeping to computerized.