--- title: "Welcome to PocketMedTools" url: https://pocketmedtools.com/ description: "Archived archive of PocketMedTools (Pocket Informatics LLC): PocketPractitioner patient tracking and charge capture software for Palm OS handhelds, 2001-2004." --- # Welcome to PocketMedTools ## New writing [01**Is Com.bot Good for Bulk WhatsApp Marketing? 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Designed by practicing physicians with a background in Medical Informatics, our products are ideal for use by any medial practitioner. **PocketPractitioner is the complete package for Patient Tracking & Charge Capture.** This **2004 release** delivers a suite of three different product versions of PocketPractitioner. Now integrated with products from [Lexi-Comp](https://pocketmedtools.com/lexi.htm), including Lexi-Drugs and Griffith’s 5-Minute Clinical Consult. ## The PocketPractitioner suite - [PocketPractitioner Professional](https://pocketmedtools.com/pph.htm) Patient Tracking & Charge Capture. 2004 catalogue price: $75.00 US - [PocketPractitioner Office](https://pocketmedtools.com/ppo.htm) Patient Tracking & Charge Capture Plus Desktop. 2004 catalogue price: $149.00 US - [PocketPractitioner OfficeManager](https://pocketmedtools.com/ppom.htm) Network Reader. 2004 catalogue price: $149.00 US - For a quick introduction, take the [Tour](https://pocketmedtools.com/pp_tour.htm) and compare the [Features](https://pocketmedtools.com/pp_features.htm). ## Credentials ### Functional and Cost Effective There are no hidden consulting or subscription costs with PocketPractitioner. You receive industry-standard software tools, and you have total control over all data elements on your Handheld and PC. ### CPT and ICD-9-CM Codes We have contracted with the American Medical Association to add current, fully-licensed Physicians’ Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) and ICD-9-CM codes to your system. ### Key Features - **Patient Tracking.** You track patients in any clinical setting, record patient information, create patient notes, and maintain diagnosis and medication lists. - **Charge Capture.** You capture charges at the point of care utilizing current CPT and ICD-9-CM codes, link diagnosis and procedure codes, and create customized code lists. - **Printing.** Patient charges, notes and patient lists export with ease to a Palm Memo. You may print reports directly from the Handheld to an Infrared or Bluetooth printer using third-party software, such as PalmPrint or PrintBoy. You may also print reports from the PC to a standard printer using Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express, the Palm Desktop, or the PocketPractitioner Desktop. With the Office version, you will have multiple advanced reporting options in the PocketPractitioner Desktop application. - **Intuitive user interface.** The application looks and feels like a native Handheld application, so the learning curve is minimal. Designed by practicing physicians, you capture data easily as you see patients in a way that feels natural to you. - **Universal functionality.** We designed the application to be useful for any medical practitioner anywhere in the world. PocketPractitioner can be used by physicians or home health providers, in urban medical centers or in rural care. - **Platform independent.** You control your data, which is especially helpful if you see patients in more than one institution. Import and export functions allow integration with other business applications. - **Applied Medical Informatics.** PocketPractitioner evolved from a Masters [thesis](https://pocketmedtools.com/support.htm) to a sophisticated Handheld application today. Our goal is to maintain a high standard of excellence in all aspects of product design and implementation. ### Who built it Jon is a board-certified Family Physician with 20 years of clinical practice in Portland, Oregon. He graduated with a B.A. in Mathematics from Oregon State University, an M.D. from Washington University in St. Louis, and, in 1999, an M.S. in Medical Informatics from Oregon Health Sciences University. He is currently in practice with Providence Medical Group. ## Office General info@pocketmedtools.com Address 3150 SW Cascade Drive, Portland, OR 97201 Fax 651.319.6110 Archive These are the vendor’s historical office details, recorded as they appeared. See for the archive operator’s address. ## What’s New in 4.2 - 2004 CPT and ICD-9-CM codes, fully licensed from the AMA. - Export Charges and Notes to the Palm Memo Pad for printing from Handheld or PC. - Integration with products from Lexi-Comp, including Lexi-Drugs, Lexi-Infectious Diseases and Griffiths 5-Minute Clinical Consult. - Improved user interface. Simpler forms and less taps to accomplish your tasks. - Password protection for HIPAA compliance. - Automatic backup and restore. [Full version history](https://pocketmedtools.com/news.htm) ## Version history - 11/12/03 PocketPractitioner version 4.2 - 10/27/03 PocketPractitioner version 4.1 - 10/3/03 PocketPractitioner version 4.0 - 6/23/03 PocketPractitioner version 3.2 - 3/8/03 PocketPractitioner version 3.1 - 12/08/02 PocketPractitioner version 3.0 ## Documents - [PocketPractitioner Manual](https://pocketmedtools.com/PPManual.htm) - [Read Me](https://pocketmedtools.com/Readme.htm) - [Frequently Asked Questions](https://pocketmedtools.com/faq.htm) - [Upgrading the Palm OS](https://pocketmedtools.com/UpgradingPalmOSUsers.htm) - [Press releases, 2001-2002](https://pocketmedtools.com/pressrelease_pp.htm) - [Health blog post, 2015](https://pocketmedtools.com/good-snacks-for-diabetics-that-curb-hunger-and-boost-your-energy/)