NextGen® EMR/EHR software helps rheumatology professionals conduct detailed office visits and manage treatments efficiently while helping to maximize coding.
Developed in collaboration with rheumatology professionals, our pre-built templates allow you to quickly capture and store detailed patient data through point-and-click options. Our workflow will guide you through each step of care, from referral to procedure.
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With NextGen® EMR/EHR, professionals are one click from:
- Office Visit templates arranged to match your practice workflow, with one-click navigation to rheumatology-specific HPIs, procedures, previous labs, orders, and consults, histories for medical, family, and diagnoses, ROS, and more
- Rheumatology HPI templates for back pain, fibromyalgia syndrome, musculoskeletal pain, rheumatoid arthritis, SLE, joint pain, and more
- Rheumatology Procedure templates for documenting infusions of medications and biologicals, joint aspiration/injection, wound care, and more
- Infusion Flow Sheet for tracking treatment details and reactions; includes electronic anti-TNF check list and Health Assessment Questionnaire
- Drug Study screen to quickly record information if a patient is participating in a drug study
- Rheumatology Assessments matched with ICD-9 code for fast selection
- E&M Coding calculation with appropriate diagnosis codes for accurate reimbursement
- Data Collection and user-friendly reporting tools for pay-for-performance, quality reporting measures, and business analysis
- Generating Documents, such as consult letters or letters for referring physicians, that summarize data collected during the rheumatology visit