Centricity EMR Reviews & Pricing

Key Features

• Appointment Management: Schedule appointments, check for at-risk patients and manage specialty equipment and exam rooms. Scheduling can be handled almost entirely automatically, maximizing the amount of exam room and equipment usage while reducing no-shows with patient reminders. 
• Health Analytics: Helps recognize patient patterns and give health organizations an idea of how they stack up compared to other practices. These analytics also include population health, which aims to improve health outcomes of a group of individuals. 
• E-Prescribing: This tool allows physicians to send refill requests to pharmacies while checking for drug-to-drug or drug-to-allergy interactions based on the patient’s diagnosis and current medication. Reduces the risk of medication errors and allows medication tracking. 
• Billing Management: It helps with the billing and payment process, automatically sending out invoices and upcoming payment notifications to patients. Claims are automatically scrubbed of any coding errors before being submitted, leading to higher first-time acceptance rates and faster reimbursement. 
• Handwriting/Voice Recognition: Use handwriting and voice recognition tools to make charting and reporting quick and easy. Users can use real-life terminology rather than specific codes as the software adapts to their practice style. 
• Self-Service Portal: Patients and physicians can both access the patient portal to communicate with one another remotely. Patients can use the portal to manage appointments, make payments and more, while physicians can save internal notes and send out alerts to their patients. 

Limitations

•  Doesn’t provide an auto-verify option option 
•  No robust reporting tools are provided 
•  Users aren’t able to edit forms 
•  Custom reports require an additional fee 
•  User licenses and training services are fairly expensive 

Suite Support

Cost of Ownership