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PocketMedToolsPocket Informatics LLC
Portland, Oregon
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PocketPractitioner Office

PocketPractitioner™ Office ($149.00 US)
Patient Tracking and Coding & Billing Plus Desktop  

This product contains the complete Handheld application, a complete Desktop application, and complete CPT™ and ICD-9-CM codes licensed from the AMA. This version offers a rock-solid business application built on Microsoft Access (runtime included), designed to keep track of billing for small and large organizations alike, at a fraction of the cost of comparable solutions. Designed for any medical practitioner in the world, and accepting any diagnosis or procedure coding system, this is a unique and versatile product.

Key Features

  • Patient Tracking function
  • Billing & Coding function
  • Reporting function
  • Intuitive user interface
  • Universal functionality
  • Platform independent
  • Applied Medical Informatics

Major Tracking functions:

  • Track patients in any clinical setting, sort patients alphabetically or by location, filter by location or activity status, and automatically purge inactive patients. A check box in the patient list lets you know who has been seen on rounds.
  • Record patient demographic data and other clinical information, including patient diagnoses and medications. A notepad for freehand notes is included.
  • Create patient notes, including daily progress notes and on-call notes. A powerful note form generator is included.
  • Maintain customizable diagnosis and medication lists, including a note field for each record. This is useful for recording clinical pearls which can later be accessed at the point of care..

Major Coding & Billing functions

  • Capture charges easily at the point of care.
  • Integrate seamlessly with the tracking features listed above.
  • Print procedures to any IR capable printer
  • Link diagnosis and procedure codes effortlessly.
  • Eliminate the need for complex coding calculators. When you select a CPT™ or ICD code, the full description will appear, allowing much faster data entry.
  • Customize your procedure and diagnosis codes and categories. and sort your codes by description or number.
  • All 2004 Evaluation and Management (E/M) CPT™ codes.
  • All 2004 CPT™ modifiers.
  • Custom Primary Care 2004 ICD-9-CM code set.
  • All codes sets are current, accurate and precise, allowing for prompt payment of charges.

Major Desktop functions:

  • Complete Desktop application with Access runtime. Enter demographic data on the PC and print reports to any printer.
  • Extensive reporting capabilities.
  • Import functions for lists of patients, diagnoses, medications and procedures. You can import codes specific to your specialty or country.
  • Export notes and procedures in Microsoft Word or Excel format for printing or email.
  • All 2004 CPT™ codes with a custom set of all E/M codes
  • All 2004 ICD-9-CM codes with custom code sets for Primary Care, OB/GYN, Surgery, Cardiology and Gastroenterology.
  • Yearly CPT™ and ICD-9-CM updates.

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