12 EMRs with remote access iPhone apps

By: Brian Dolan | Jan 16, 2010        

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Capzule Mobile EMR iPhone app

Capzule – Free – Webahn – Capzule makes it possible for physicians to care for their patients while off site. With the launch of the iPhone Web application for Capzule.com, an online service that provides electronic medical records to independent clinics, physicians can now easily connect with their office via their iPhone.

This new application provides physicians with greater flexibility in caring for their patients. They can review patient files on their mobile device, and provide quicker response times when away from the office.

Physicians can view messages, check their schedule, review charts, and write prescriptions. Doctors who treat patients in more than one location will greatly benefit. They can check on patients between hospital rounds, nursing home visits and more.

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  • r. Bhalla

    Despite what they say Supra EMR’s iPhone app soes not work. They have been talking about it for months and months and still do not have the ability to roll it out. WHile their EMR software is cost effective at $10,000 to $12,000, they are underfunded and have poor suport and installation. Too bad, if their iPhone app really worked as they say it does I would buy immediately.

  • http://www.electronicmedicalrecords-emr.com EMR

    I can’t imagine doctors would be any more willing to use a phone app for EMR than what is currently out there?

  • TC

    iSalus has the app too…works incredible and is very cost effective.

  • HoraceJones

    EMR apps offer a valuable and potentially life-altering service that millions of people will be helped by. It is therefore no surprise that this software has become popular of late. And as mobile smartphone markets become saturated, the growing population of senior citizens will benefit from the technology. These two factors explain the rapid growth of these apps of late. Another valuable service that is growing is remote desktop access software, which allows a computer anywhere in the world to be accessed remotely by a user on any computer connected to the net. A good provider of this software is: http://www.proxynetworks.com.

  • HoraceJones

    The working link i refer to below is: http://www.proxynetworks.com/