Denville, NJ (PRWEB) December 26, 2012
“Physical therapists have specialized needs and those requirements are often left unmet with one-size-fits-all systems,” said Chhoda. “There are a lot of systems from which to choose, and it’s essential to select wisely. It will save countless dollars and headaches down the road.”
To be effective, an EMR must be fully integrated throughout all departments of the practice, offer specific capabilities, and be designed specifically for physical therapists if it’s to assist clinicians attain their goals. Chhoda said an EMR must have the following attributes.
EMRs eliminate an era of hastily scrawled notes, relying solely on the memories of clients, and waiting weeks to receive reimbursements. Chhoda’s list of new and essential EMR attributes allows clinicians to make an informed decision on their selection of an EMR. Armed with Chhoda’s tips, therapists can select EMR technology that will grow with the practice and help the practice to grow in the 21st century.
Chhoda’s office can be reached by phone at 201-535-4475. For more information, visit the website at http://www.emrnews.com.
ABOUT NITIN CHHODA
Nitin Chhoda PT, DPT is a licensed physical therapist, a certified strength and conditioning specialist and an entrepreneur. He is the author of "Physical Therapy Marketing For The New Economy" and “Marketing for Physical Therapy Clinics” and is a prolific speaker, writer and creator of products and systems to streamline medical billing and coding, electronic medical records, health care practice management and marketing to increase referrals. He has been featured in numerous industry magazines, major radio and broadcast media, and is the founder of Referral Ignition training systems and the annual Private Practice Summit. Chhoda speaks extensively throughout the U.S., Canada and Asia. He is also the creator of the Therapy Newsletter and Clinical Contact, both web-based services to help private practices improve communication with patients, delivery better quality of care and boost patient retention.